Connect with cross-account IAM role
The recommended way to connect Atlan to AWS Glue - Atlan assumes a role you create, so no long-lived secret ever leaves your account.
The recommended way to connect Atlan to AWS Glue - Atlan assumes a role you create, so no long-lived secret ever leaves your account.
The fastest path to connect Atlan to Amazon Athena - create a dedicated IAM user, attach the Atlan policy, and paste its access keys into Atlan.
The fastest path to connect Atlan to AWS Glue - create a read-only IAM user in your AWS account and give Atlan its key pair.
Set up cross-account IAM role delegation so Atlan connects to Amazon Athena with temporary credentials and no stored secret.
Learn how Atlan reads your AWS Glue Data Catalog - the traffic path, the two ways of proving identity, and the two-key door that makes role-based access safe.
Learn how Atlan reads Amazon S3 - IAM roles, trust policies, External IDs, and the four AWS doors every crawl must pass through.
Learn how Atlan borrows an identity in your AWS account for Amazon Athena, why there are two halves to set up, and the four traffic paths a healthy connection uses.
The production-recommended way to connect Atlan to Amazon S3 - Atlan temporarily assumes a role in your AWS account, with no secret created or exchanged.
The fully self-serve way to connect Atlan to Amazon S3 - create an IAM user, attach the permission policy, and paste its keys into Atlan.