This workflow template is designed to streamline the process of securely removing an IAM user account from AWS. It encompasses a comprehensive series of actions including the deletion or detachment of the user's password, access keys, signing certificate, SSH public keys, and service-specific credentials. Additionally, it deactivates and removes the user's MFA device, detaches managed policies, removes the user from any groups, and ultimately, deletes the user account. The automation ensures a thorough clean-up of all associated credentials and permissions, adhering to best practices in identity and access management.
Use Cases
Identity and Access Management
Workflow Breakdown
Delete the user's password.
Delete the user's access keys.
Delete the user's signing certificate.
Delete the user's SSH public key.
Delete the user's service specific credentials.
Deactivate the user's multi-factor authentication (MFA) device.
Delete the user's inline policies.
Detach any managed policies that are attached to the user.
Remove the user from any user groups.
Delete the user.
Vendors
AWS, Utils
Workflow Output
Collection of resources that were deleted or detached in order to delete the user account.