Q1. What is the difference between an S3 bucket policy and an IAM policy?
Both are JSON documents that grant permissions, but they attach to different things. - IAM policies are attached to identities (users, groups, roles) and define what thos...
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Both are JSON documents that grant permissions, but they attach to different things. - IAM policies are attached to identities (users, groups, roles) and define what thos...
GCP IAM binds principals to roles on resources. A service account is a special identity for workloads rather than humans. - Principals: users, groups, service accounts, d...
A role is an identity with permission policies but no permanent credentials. A trusted principal calls AWS STS AssumeRole and receives temporary credentials. Flow: 1. The...
Defence in depth: - Identity: least-privilege IAM roles, workload identity, no long-lived static keys, and RBAC scoped per namespace. - Network: private subnets, security...
The diamond problem occurs when a class inherits from two classes that share a common ancestor, so the same base members are inherited along two paths. Ambiguity arises o...
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