A SysOps Administrator is configuring automatic remediation for an AWS Config rule. The remediation is designed to run an AWS Systems Manager Automation document. The administrator attempts to save the remediation configuration but receives an error stating that the action cannot be performed because of missing permissions. Which permission is missing from the administrator's IAM policy?
- Aevents:PutTargets permission to route the non-compliant Config rule evaluations to Systems Manager
- Bsts:AssumeRole trust policy allowing AWS Config to assume the administrator's IAM user identity
- iam:PassRole permission for the remediation execution roleCevap
- Dcloudwatch:PutMetricAlarm permission to trigger the remediation workflow
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iam:PassRole permission for the remediation execution role
To successfully configure automatic remediation in AWS Config, the IAM identity (user or role) setting up the remediation must have the iam:PassRole permission for the remediation execution role. This permission ensures that the administrator has the authority to delegate that execution role to AWS Config, which then passes it to Systems Manager to execute the automation document.
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AWS Config Automatic Remediation Permissions
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