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We should be able to setup an IAM user that is restricted to only a single "domain" identity. For a hosting provider using the same AWS account for multiple clients we can't allow them to see all domains on the account in "Identities".
Not sure if there is a way to allow "Verify new identity" for a new domain via CiviCRM if we restrict first?
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I'm not sure you can limit an IAM user on a domain basis, you can define a policy with global conditions or service specific conditions and attached to the user/group, but those are nor domain specific as far as I can tell.
Would this be better handled in the extension/CiviCRM?
A side note about using one single account for multiple clients, ideally you would want each client to have it's own account, what would happen if two or more clients send a bulk email in the same timeframe, would it be likely to reach the max emails per second quota?
We should be able to setup an IAM user that is restricted to only a single "domain" identity. For a hosting provider using the same AWS account for multiple clients we can't allow them to see all domains on the account in "Identities".
Not sure if there is a way to allow "Verify new identity" for a new domain via CiviCRM if we restrict first?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: