Quickstart
Learn how to create applications, invite users to your Organization, and more, in a few steps.
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Identity and Access Management helps you to securely share access to your Scaleway Organization and resources using highly customizable policies and rules.
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Concepts
Core concepts that give you a better understanding of IAM.
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Learn how to use IAM via the Scaleway console.
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Check out in-depth information about IAM.
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Managing projects using Scaleway APIsRead more
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IAM API
Manage access to your resources and Organization with IAM using the Scaleway API.
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What is includedLink to this anchor
You can now:
- Track IAM principals (User, Application, Group) creation, edition, deletion, and configuration changes
- Monitor changes in permissions through policy changes
- See all actions performed on Members
Find out more about the IAM supported Audit Trail endpoints in the dedicated documentation.
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- Full visibility within 2 seconds of action completion
- Complete audit logs with user IDs and timestamps
- Simple filtering by action type and principal
- One-month log retention
Access this feature in the Audit Trail section of the Scaleway console.
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IAM Members can now be created, managed, and deleted in Scaleway Organizations.
Members are users who only exist in one Organization and can not own their own Organization. IAM Administrators can manage Member credentials and enforce security requirements for members to ensure Organization security. Inviting Guests remains possible but will be deprecated in the following months.
Read our documentation on Members to learn more.
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You can now declare conditions in IAM policy rules to restrict principal access based on IP addresses, user agents, or timestamps. Read our documentation on policy conditions to learn more.
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