A company is using AWS Single Sign-On (AWS SSO) to centrally manage permissions and access to multiple AWS accounts in AWS Organizations. A solutions architect needs to provide users with granular access to AWS accounts based on different job functions.
What should the solutions architect do to meet these requirements?

A. Create an IAM group for each job function. In AWS SSO for the management account, create a permission set for each job function. Add users to the appropriate groups. Assign roles to the corresponding groups in all AWS accounts.

B. Create a group in AWS SSO for each job function. In AWS SSO for the management account, create a permission set for each job function. Add users to the appropriate groups. Assign groups to AWS accounts with corresponding permission sets.

C. Create an IAM role for each job function in all AWS accounts. Create a group in the management account for each job function. In AWS SSO for the management account, create a permission set for each job function.

D. Create an IAM role for each job function in the management account. In AWS SSO for the management account, create a permission set for each IAM role.








 

Suggested Answer: D

Community Answer: B




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