Create IAM Policy

Learn more about the access Sedai requires in order to autonomously manage your cloud resources.

Sedai IAM Policy

Automatically create Sedai's IAM policy using CloudFormation. Learn more

Sedai's IAM policies provide visibility to your infrastructure and the option to autonomously modify resource configurations. They do not impact your privacy policies or include access to logs.

From the AWS Console, navigate to Policies under Identity and Access Management. Select Create Policy. Copy your preferred Sedai policy below and paste it into the JSON policy editor:

Autonomous Policies

Use these policies if you want to enable autonomous management within your AWS account.

These policies achieve the following:

  • Allow Sedai to autonomously manage resources by making changes on your behalf

  • Enable Sedai's ML models

  • Include read-write access to the respective cloud resource type

View the Autonomous Policy for each category by clicking the links below:

🔗 Common (includes read-only access to CloudWatch metrics & logs, tags, X-Ray, & IAM IAM instance profile) 🔗 Lambda 🔗 Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) 🔗 Elastic Container Service (ECS) 🔗 Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) 🔗 Simple Storage Service (S3) 🔗 Elastic Block Stage (EBS)

Read-only Policies

Use these policies if you want to explore Sedai’s capabilities and prohibit autonomous management. This allows Sedai to observe resource behavior.

Note: These policies do not support Sedai's ML models. If you are not ready to fully explore an autonomous system, you can start with read-only access and update the policy permissions later. Contact our team at support@sedai.io for help.

View the Read-only Policy for each category by clicking the links below:

🔗 Common (includes read-only access to CloudWatch metrics & logs, tags, & X-Ray) 🔗 Lambda 🔗 Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) 🔗 Elastic Container Service (ECS) 🔗 Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) 🔗 Simple Storage Service (S3) 🔗 Elastic Block Stage (EBS)

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