AWS introduces new global condition keys for VPC access control

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Vice President & Chief Evangelist at Amazon Web Services

I really like this newish (late August) AWS / VPC / IAM feature. You can now use three new global condition keys to control access to your AWS resources from: * VPC endpoints that belong to a specific AWS account * VPC endpoints that belong to a specific Organizational Unit (OU) within an AWS Organization * VPC endpoints that belong to a specific AWS Organization These new keys allow you to exercise control in a way that is easier and more scalable since you no longer need to create and maintain long lists of specific resources. To learn more, read the blog post "Use scalable controls to help prevent access from unexpected networks" at https://lnkd.in/gaWFX5tq from my colleagues Sowjanya Rajavaram and Tatyana Yatskevich.

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Hyunbo Sim

AWS Korea Cloud Architect, Security & Governance Consultant

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Great!

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Henrique Piccolo

DevOps Engineer | SRE | Observability | Kubernetes | AWS

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Bilal M.

Cloud Engineer | 3x AWS Certified | DevOps and infrastructure Automation Specialist | Kubernetes| Terraform | Cloud Enthusiastic

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Thanks for the diagram, really useful

Arif R.

Data Engineering, Cloud migration and infrastructure as code

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Wonder how does it compliment data sharing AWS Lakeformation?

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Pedro Bratti

Cloud Solutions Architect & DevOps Specialist | Hybrid & Multi-Cloud • Migration • DevOps • FinOps • Security & Compliance

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Thanks for sharing Jeff!

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Eric Wang

Cloud Engineering, Solutions Design, DevOps and Multi-Cloud Treatment | 6*AWS Certs

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Thanks for sharing Jeff! This is awesome, we’ve been waiting for VpceOrgId condition for quite some time.

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Sabir Mustafa (مصطفٰی)

Cloud Solutions Architect | Expert in AWS, GCP, Hybrid Cloud | FinOps & Cost Optimization

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Jeff Barr thanks for sharing

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khalid samir

IT Service Support@ DSS | Cloud Engineer☁️ | AWS | Linux | OpenShift | VMware | CCNA | 1×AWS | NTI Graduate

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Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏

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