You can use AWS Secure Token Service (STS) to assume permissions granted to an IAM role. Once the role is assumed, you get the permissions of that role. The credentials you get as part of assume role is temporary and you can set how long those credentials are valid. If you use AWS extensions for Azure DevOps, in AWS pipeline tasks, there is an option to assume a given role prior to accessing AWS services. Once you master STS, you will know how that extension works.
You can use AWS Secure Token Service (STS) to assume permissions granted to an IAM role. Once the role is assumed, you get the permissions of that role. The credentials you get as part of assume role is temporary and you can set how long those credentials are valid. If you use AWS extensions for Azure DevOps, in AWS pipeline tasks, there is an option to assume a given role prior to accessing AWS services. Once you master STS, you will know how that extension works.
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