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by acdha 2017 days ago
It’s an order of magnitude less work to set an IAM policy because that doesn’t require ongoing maintenance commitments. An IAM policy is a one-time setup cost and the limited duration keeps people honest about not accumulating unmanaged local state. It’s also handy for non-administrators to contain a compromise or error - if someone pops a shared system multiple users will be affected.