IAM is unnecessarily bad. I recently had to set a trivial policy, and was doing it correctly.
The console kept warning me that I was giving root AWS access to my external application because they want people to use the locked in AWS path, and I was running off cloud.
On top of that, they break copy paste on the web console, so you can’t just ctrl-c ctrl-v and then ask Claude to explain their WTF-ery. Instead, you have to OCR or send a PNG.
I honestly did not think they could make IAM worse, yet here we are. Bastards.
The console kept warning me that I was giving root AWS access to my external application because they want people to use the locked in AWS path, and I was running off cloud.
On top of that, they break copy paste on the web console, so you can’t just ctrl-c ctrl-v and then ask Claude to explain their WTF-ery. Instead, you have to OCR or send a PNG.
I honestly did not think they could make IAM worse, yet here we are. Bastards.