Impact on policy after deleting IAM user

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I have created one IAM User named "test" with S3 and Glacier Permission.



Now with user "test" i created one life cycle policy to move data from S3 to Glacier at every 5 days.



Now, i delete IAM user "test" because i don't need it anymore.



So my question here is, After deleting user "test", S3 Life cycle policy will work or not? OR will there be any impact on life cycle policy?










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    I have created one IAM User named "test" with S3 and Glacier Permission.



    Now with user "test" i created one life cycle policy to move data from S3 to Glacier at every 5 days.



    Now, i delete IAM user "test" because i don't need it anymore.



    So my question here is, After deleting user "test", S3 Life cycle policy will work or not? OR will there be any impact on life cycle policy?










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      I have created one IAM User named "test" with S3 and Glacier Permission.



      Now with user "test" i created one life cycle policy to move data from S3 to Glacier at every 5 days.



      Now, i delete IAM user "test" because i don't need it anymore.



      So my question here is, After deleting user "test", S3 Life cycle policy will work or not? OR will there be any impact on life cycle policy?










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      I have created one IAM User named "test" with S3 and Glacier Permission.



      Now with user "test" i created one life cycle policy to move data from S3 to Glacier at every 5 days.



      Now, i delete IAM user "test" because i don't need it anymore.



      So my question here is, After deleting user "test", S3 Life cycle policy will work or not? OR will there be any impact on life cycle policy?







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          S3 Life cycle policy will remain and working as it is.




          When you use the AWS Management Console to delete an IAM user, IAM automatically deletes the following information for user:



          • The user Any group memberships.

          • The user is removed from any IAM groups.

          • That the user was a member of Any password associated with the user


          • Any access keys belonging to the user.


          • All inline policies embedded in the user (policies that are applied
            to a user via group permissions are not affected)





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            The policy will still exist.



            The documentation lists what is deleted when a user is deleted, any resources that the user has created will persist.






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              S3 Life cycle policy will remain and working as it is.




              When you use the AWS Management Console to delete an IAM user, IAM automatically deletes the following information for user:



              • The user Any group memberships.

              • The user is removed from any IAM groups.

              • That the user was a member of Any password associated with the user


              • Any access keys belonging to the user.


              • All inline policies embedded in the user (policies that are applied
                to a user via group permissions are not affected)





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                S3 Life cycle policy will remain and working as it is.




                When you use the AWS Management Console to delete an IAM user, IAM automatically deletes the following information for user:



                • The user Any group memberships.

                • The user is removed from any IAM groups.

                • That the user was a member of Any password associated with the user


                • Any access keys belonging to the user.


                • All inline policies embedded in the user (policies that are applied
                  to a user via group permissions are not affected)





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                  S3 Life cycle policy will remain and working as it is.




                  When you use the AWS Management Console to delete an IAM user, IAM automatically deletes the following information for user:



                  • The user Any group memberships.

                  • The user is removed from any IAM groups.

                  • That the user was a member of Any password associated with the user


                  • Any access keys belonging to the user.


                  • All inline policies embedded in the user (policies that are applied
                    to a user via group permissions are not affected)





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                  S3 Life cycle policy will remain and working as it is.




                  When you use the AWS Management Console to delete an IAM user, IAM automatically deletes the following information for user:



                  • The user Any group memberships.

                  • The user is removed from any IAM groups.

                  • That the user was a member of Any password associated with the user


                  • Any access keys belonging to the user.


                  • All inline policies embedded in the user (policies that are applied
                    to a user via group permissions are not affected)






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                      The policy will still exist.



                      The documentation lists what is deleted when a user is deleted, any resources that the user has created will persist.






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                        The policy will still exist.



                        The documentation lists what is deleted when a user is deleted, any resources that the user has created will persist.






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                          The policy will still exist.



                          The documentation lists what is deleted when a user is deleted, any resources that the user has created will persist.






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                          The policy will still exist.



                          The documentation lists what is deleted when a user is deleted, any resources that the user has created will persist.







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