Setting up AWS Verified Access
summary
Sets up an AWS Verified Access instance, connects it to IAM Identity Center as the trust provider, and creates a group policy that explicitly allows user test@example.com only if they belong to both finance and engineering groups. Adds an endpoint that gives a vanity DNS name mapped via CNAME to an ALB, uses security group referencing to ensure only AVA can reach the ALB, and optionally signs identity context in HTTP headers or uses a browser extension for device posture. The demo completes in minutes.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to AWS Verified Access
- 5:28Setting up the instance
- 9:27Configuring access groups and policies
- 12:07Publishing an application
- 17:53End-user access and summary
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