Question 181 · 527 in bank
Select 3A company has many separate AWS accounts and uses no central billing or management. Each AWS account hosts services for different departments in the company. The company has a Microsoft Azure Active Directory that is deployed. A solutions architect needs to centralize billing and management of the company’s AWS accounts. The company wants to start using identity federation instead of manual user management. The company also wants to use temporary credentials instead of long-lived access keys. Which combination of steps will meet these requirements? (Choose three.)
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Answer: ACE
Explanation
A) Creating a master account to manage organizations on AWS and invite them sounds like a good idea and is recommended. B) Has no sense C ) In AWS Single Sign On adding Azure AD as trust sounds like a good idea and it is the usual way to do it as well as creating users and groups D ) Create an AD in AWS and share it? it doesn't make sense because there already exists one in azure which we will use E ) Creating the corresponding permission set and attaching it to the groups that were created usually makes sense. F ) again an AD created in AWS is not necessary because it already exists in Azure and you do not want to have another one again
Source: Adapted from community discussion — SkyZeroZx