The city adopts a managed AWS database service and a manager asks whether IAM policies for that service can be ignored. Which statement is correct?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A managed kitchen still needs who-gets-a-key rules. AWS may run more of the database engine, but the city still decides who can connect and what they can do. Skipping IAM because a service is "managed" leaves the doors unlocked.
Full Explanation
Managed services shift infrastructure and some operational duties to AWS, but customers retain responsibility for identity and access management, including IAM policies and least-privilege access to those services. Managed does not mean open access, IAM is not limited to EC2, and root credentials must not be used for routine access.