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Revision as of 12:08, 10 February 2023
The principal is the identity that gets the permissions specified in the policy statement. In GCP includes users, groups, and service accounts. [1]
Related
- Read https://docs.aws.amazon.com/kms/latest/developerguide/key-policies.html
- Error: MalformedPolicyDocumentException: Policy contains a statement with one or more invalid principals.
- AWS EC2 Instance Connect
See also
- KMS, Customer Master Key (CMK), GCP KMS, AWS Key Management Service (KMS) (
aws kms), Google Cloud KMS (gcloud kms), Azure Key Vault, KMS v2 API, Kubernetes Key Management Service - Google Cloud Platform, Google Cloud organizations, Google Cloud projects, Google Cloud SDK,
gcloud, gsutil, bq, Cloud Build, Google Cloud Operations, Google Cloud free tier, Google App Engine, Cloud Run, BigQuery, Google Secret Manager, Google Cloud Spanner, Looker, Google Cloud Deployment Manager, Google Cloud Shell, console.cloud.google.com/, Google Site Verification API, Anthos, Google Cloud IAM, Vertex AI, Google Cloud Dataflow, Google APIs, Google Cloud Registry, Google cloud role, Cloud Scheduler, Google OS Config Agent, Google Cloud Logs Explorer, Google Cloud error reporting, Google Cloud Platform timeline, GCP KMS, GCP log explorer, GCP machine families, regions, Cost sentry, Cloud Trace, AlloyDB, Cloud TPU, Google Sign-In for server-side apps
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