Limit the resources VMClarity can manage in AWS #6
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fishkerez
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For security VMClarity should only be able to manage the exact resources it needs to manage to do its job. This commit changes the IAM policy for VMClarity so that it can snapshot VMs or Volumes anywhere in the AWS account, but only manage instances and volumes within the VMClarity VPC.
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For security VMClarity should only be able to manage the exact resources
it needs to manage to do its job.
This commit changes the IAM policy for VMClarity so that it can snapshot
VMs or Volumes anywhere in the AWS account, but only manage instances
and volumes within the VMClarity VPC.