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Integrate with Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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The Amazon Web Services Connector allows IT teams to seamlessly integrate AWS functionalities into your Multiplier workflows.

Setup in AWS

In order to integrate AWS with your Multiplier instance, you'll need to provide an Access Key and Secret Access Key. Additionally, the AWS account used for the integration must have either the IAMFullAccess Policy or a custom policy that includes the following IAM permissions:

List:

  • GetAccountSummary

  • GetLoginProfile

  • ListInstanceProfiles

  • ListUsers

  • ListGroups

Read:

  • GetUser

Write:

  • CreateUser

  • CreateLoginProfile

  • DeleteUser

  • DeleteLoginProfile

  • AddUserToGroup

  • RemoveUserFromGroup

To ensure that any new Actions added in the future work as expected, we recommend granting access to the IAMFullAccess Policy.

Getting an Access Key (Access Key ID) and Secret Access Key

To create an Access Key (Access Key ID) and Secret Access Key, follow the next steps:

  1. Navigate to https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/home#/home and log in with your AWS credentials.

  2. Search for IAM in Services, and navigate to this service.

  3. Locate Users in the left sidebar, click it, then click the user you will use for integrating with Multiplier.

  1. Click the Security Credentials tab, and under Access Keys, click the "Create access key" button.

  1. Under Access key best practices & alternatives, select the Third-party service option. Next toggle the confirmation checkbox below. Then click the "Next" button.

  1. Enter a description and click the "Create access key" button.

  1. Copy the newly created Access key and Secret access key. You will have to click the "Show" button to make the Secret key access visible.

  1. Enter the credentials you copied in the previous step in the AWS integration configuration dialog, and click the "Connect to Amazon Web Services" button.

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