A financial services company manages its multi-account environment using AWS Organizations. The security team mandates that all Amazon EBS volumes across all member accounts must be backed up daily, and the backups must be stored in a central vault. The company wants to delegate the administration of these backup policies to a dedicated backup-admin account, minimizing the use of the Organizations management account.
Arrange the correct sequence of steps to configure this centralized backup governance model across the organization.
- 1Enable the Backup policy type in the AWS Organizations management account.
- 2Register the backup-admin account as the delegated administrator for AWS Backup from the Organizations management account.
- 3In the backup-admin account, create the centralized Backup vault and define a vault access policy allowing cross-account backup writes.
- 4In the backup-admin account, create the Backup policy that specifies the daily backup schedule and targets the centralized vault.
- 5In the backup-admin account, attach the Backup policy to the target Organizational Units (OUs).
Answer
The correct order begins with enabling the Backup policy type in the management account, followed by registering the delegated administrator, creating the destination backup vault and access policy, creating the backup policy, and finally attaching the policy to the target OUs.
The correct sequence ensures that prerequisites are met at each stage: enabling the policy type, delegating administrative rights, establishing the target storage resource with access controls, defining the compliance policy, and finally applying it to the resource hierarchy.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Delegated administration in AWS Organizations allows member accounts to manage specific service policies, reducing the operational burden on the management account.
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