More specifically, each possible action on a bucket or file has a permission. You have the option of going granular or not, depending on what you want.
S3 can be thought of as a service and an API. It might be easier for you as a dev to look at the api docs and the various options then map that to the UI.
For all services there are possible actions and authorization checks for those actions. It's up to you to allow or disallow the actions you want on a per user basis.
Complicated? Sure, it can be. Welcome to modern computing.
S3 can be thought of as a service and an API. It might be easier for you as a dev to look at the api docs and the various options then map that to the UI.
For all services there are possible actions and authorization checks for those actions. It's up to you to allow or disallow the actions you want on a per user basis.
Complicated? Sure, it can be. Welcome to modern computing.