cinq-auditor-iam
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Description
This auditor validates and applies IAM policies for AWS Accounts.
Configuration Options
Option name |
Default Value |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
enabled |
False |
bool |
Enable the IAM roles and auditor |
interval |
30 |
int |
How often the auditor executes, in minutes |
manage_roles |
True |
bool |
Enable management of IAM roles |
roles |
True |
string |
JSON document with roles to push to accounts. See documentation for examples |
delete_inline_policies |
False |
bool |
Delete inline policies from existing roles |
git_auth_token |
CHANGE ME |
string |
API Auth token for Github |
git_server |
CHANGE ME |
string |
Address of the Github server |
git_repo |
CHANGE ME |
string |
Name of the Github repo |
git_no_ssl_verify |
False |
bool |
Disable SSL verification of Github server |
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