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?
amazon-web-services amazon-s3 aws-iam
asked Feb 1 at 8:09
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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?
amazon-web-services amazon-s3 aws-iam
asked Feb 1 at 8:09
JayJay
1046
add a comment |
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?
amazon-web-services amazon-s3 aws-iam
asked Feb 1 at 8:09
JayJay
1046
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?
amazon-web-services amazon-s3 aws-iam
amazon-web-services amazon-s3 aws-iam
asked Feb 1 at 8:09
JayJay
1046
asked Feb 1 at 8:09
JayJay
1046
asked Feb 1 at 8:09
JayJay
1046
asked Feb 1 at 8:09
JayJay
1046
asked Feb 1 at 8:09
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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)
edited Feb 1 at 10:18
Jay
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answered Feb 1 at 10:04
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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.
answered Feb 1 at 8:37
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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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Jay
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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)
edited Feb 1 at 10:18
Jay
1046
answered Feb 1 at 10:04
SubhashSubhash
4968
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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)
edited Feb 1 at 10:18
Jay
1046
answered Feb 1 at 10:04
SubhashSubhash
4968
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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Jay
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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.
answered Feb 1 at 8:37
BriansbumBriansbum
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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.
answered Feb 1 at 8:37
BriansbumBriansbum
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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.
answered Feb 1 at 8:37
BriansbumBriansbum
899311
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.
answered Feb 1 at 8:37
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899311
answered Feb 1 at 8:37
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