Difference between revisions of "Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling managed policies"
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Revision as of 16:56, 24 August 2022
AutoScalingFullAccess— Grants full access to Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling for users who need full Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling access from the AWS CLI or SDKs, but not AWS Management Console access.
AutoScalingReadOnlyAccess— Grants read-only access to Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling for users who are making calls only to the AWS CLI or SDKs.
AutoScalingConsoleFullAccess— Grants full access to Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling using the AWS Management Console. This policy works when you are using launch configurations, but not when you are using launch templates.
AutoScalingConsoleReadOnlyAccessGrants read-only access to Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling using the AWS Management Console. This policy works when you are using launch configurations, but not when you are using launch templates.
See also
aws autoscaling[enable-metrics-collection|create-launch-configuration|describe-metric-collection-types | describe-auto-scaling-groups | create-auto-scaling-group | update-auto-scaling-group | attach-instances]AWS::ApplicationAutoScaling::ScalingPolicy- Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling, managed policies
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