You're reading from AWS Security Cookbook Practical solutions for securing AWS cloud infrastructure with essential services and best practices

Product type Paperback

Published in Oct 2024

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781835081891

Length 428 pages

Edition 2nd Edition

Concepts

Cloud Security

Author (1):

Kanikathottu

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Table of Contents (13) Chapters

Preface

1. Chapter 1: Setting Up AWS Accounts and Organization

2. Chapter 2: Access Management with IAM Policies and Roles FREE CHAPTER

3. Chapter 3: Key Management with KMS and CloudHSM

4. Chapter 4: Securing Data on S3 with Policies and Techniques

5. Chapter 5: Network and EC2 Security with VPCs

6. Chapter 6: Web Security Using Certificates, CDNs, and Firewalls

7. Chapter 7: Monitoring with CloudWatch, CloudTrail, and Config

8. Chapter 8: Compliance with GuardDuty, Macie, Inspector, and Analyzer

9. Chapter 9: Advanced Identity and Directory Management

10. Chapter 10: Additional Services and Practices for AWS Security

11. Index

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Setting up and using AWS RAM

AWS RAM enables us to securely share AWS resources with other AWS accounts or within our AWS organization. The resources we can share include transit gateways, subnets, AWS License Manager configurations, and Amazon Route 53 resolver rules. In this recipe, we will learn to use AWS RAM to share a subnet.

Getting ready

We need the following to successfully complete the recipe:

A management account with AWS Organizations set up as discussed in the Multi-account management with AWS Organizations recipe from Chapter 1. I will be using the aws-sec-cookbook-1 account that we created in that recipe.
A member account within the organization to share resources with.
VPC and subnets by following the Setting up VPC plus VPC resources with minimal effort recipe in Chapter 5, however, you may skip creating a NAT gateway.