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Being able to set the permissions boundary via a call to the module
Use Case
This is a relatively new feature supported by AWS. Currently we have inline policies with Deny on them, but using a permissions boundary would be the more idiomatic AWS way of doing it.
Describe Ideal Solution
permissions_boundary as an optional argument to the permission set.
Alternatives Considered
Using deny on an inline policy
Creating the ssoadmin_permissions_boundary_attachment outside of the module (referencing the ARN created by the module)
Additional Context
ssoadmin_customer_managed_policy_attachment was also recently announced, as an alternative to inline policies. It would likely be a very similar implementation
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Describe the Feature
Extend this module to allow setting AWS SSO Admin Permissions Boundary resources, https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/aws/latest/docs/resources/ssoadmin_permissions_boundary_attachment
Expected Behavior
Being able to set the permissions boundary via a call to the module
Use Case
This is a relatively new feature supported by AWS. Currently we have inline policies with
Deny
on them, but using a permissions boundary would be the more idiomatic AWS way of doing it.Describe Ideal Solution
permissions_boundary
as an optional argument to the permission set.Alternatives Considered
ssoadmin_permissions_boundary_attachment
outside of the module (referencing the ARN created by the module)Additional Context
ssoadmin_customer_managed_policy_attachment
was also recently announced, as an alternative to inline policies. It would likely be a very similar implementationThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: