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# [Granting a User Read-Only Access in AWS.](https://soberterrain.com/granting-a-user-read-only-access-in-aws?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

As a technical advisor, I often need to access a client’s AWS account with admin or read-only privileges so I can evaluate what they are doing. There are several ways to do this, including using cross-account access using roles. Often, the most strai...

Oct 28, 2023 · 3 min read · soberterrain.com  
Updated Oct 31, 2023  
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I enjoy: • Building and leading technical teams as a compassionate servant leader. • Evaluating and negotiating with technology vendors with laser focus on ROI. • Data engineering from design to development, especially on wildly heterogeneous data. • Balancing mission against security across policy, architecture, and end users systems. • Teaching and mentoring I've been fortunate enough to: • Build engineering and internal technology teams from scratch to over 15 engineers, both internationally and domestically • Guide a startup's technology team from seed through series B. • Guest lectured at George Mason on law and policy for big data. • Data engineering, systems and security architecture, and AWS cloud integration for the US Intelligence Community. • Extensive international travel for work and fun. I value: • Humility and openness to feedback leading to personal growth. • Building and working in diverse teams. • Working through challenges to establish productive, stable relationships. • I strive always to be kind, honest, and fair.

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