ServiceCatalog / Client / associate_principal_with_portfolio
associate_principal_with_portfolio#
- ServiceCatalog.Client.associate_principal_with_portfolio(**kwargs)#
Associates the specified principal ARN with the specified portfolio.
If you share the portfolio with principal name sharing enabled, the
PrincipalARN
association is included in the share.The
PortfolioID
,PrincipalARN
, andPrincipalType
parameters are required.You can associate a maximum of 10 Principals with a portfolio using
PrincipalType
asIAM_PATTERN
.Note
When you associate a principal with portfolio, a potential privilege escalation path may occur when that portfolio is then shared with other accounts. For a user in a recipient account who is not an Service Catalog Admin, but still has the ability to create Principals (Users/Groups/Roles), that user could create a role that matches a principal name association for the portfolio. Although this user may not know which principal names are associated through Service Catalog, they may be able to guess the user. If this potential escalation path is a concern, then Service Catalog recommends using
PrincipalType
asIAM
. With this configuration, thePrincipalARN
must already exist in the recipient account before it can be associated.See also: AWS API Documentation
Request Syntax
response = client.associate_principal_with_portfolio( AcceptLanguage='string', PortfolioId='string', PrincipalARN='string', PrincipalType='IAM'|'IAM_PATTERN' )
- Parameters:
AcceptLanguage (string) –
The language code.
jp
- Japanesezh
- Chinese
PortfolioId (string) –
[REQUIRED]
The portfolio identifier.
PrincipalARN (string) –
[REQUIRED]
The ARN of the principal (user, role, or group). If the
PrincipalType
isIAM
, the supported value is a fully defined IAM Amazon Resource Name (ARN). If thePrincipalType
isIAM_PATTERN
, the supported value is anIAM
ARN without an AccountID in the following format:arn:partition:iam:::resource-type/resource-id
The ARN resource-id can be either:
A fully formed resource-id. For example, arn:aws:iam:::role/resource-name or arn:aws:iam:::role/resource-path/resource-name
A wildcard ARN. The wildcard ARN accepts
IAM_PATTERN
values with a “*” or “?” in the resource-id segment of the ARN. For example arn:partition:service:::resource-type/resource-path/resource-name. The new symbols are exclusive to the resource-path and resource-name and cannot replace the resource-type or other ARN values. The ARN path and principal name allow unlimited wildcard characters.
Examples of an acceptable wildcard ARN:
arn:aws:iam:::role/ResourceName_*
arn:aws:iam:::role/*/ResourceName_?
Examples of an unacceptable wildcard ARN:
arn:aws:iam:::*/ResourceName
You can associate multiple ``IAM_PATTERN``s even if the account has no principal with that name.
The “?” wildcard character matches zero or one of any character. This is similar to “.?” in regular regex context. The “*” wildcard character matches any number of any characters. This is similar to “.*” in regular regex context.
In the IAM Principal ARN format (arn:partition:iam:::resource-type/resource-path/resource-name), valid resource-type values include user/, group/, or role/. The “?” and “*” characters are allowed only after the resource-type in the resource-id segment. You can use special characters anywhere within the resource-id.
The “*” character also matches the “/” character, allowing paths to be formed within the resource-id. For example, arn:aws:iam:::role/*/ResourceName_? matches both arn:aws:iam:::role/pathA/pathB/ResourceName_1 and arn:aws:iam:::role/pathA/ResourceName_1.
PrincipalType (string) –
[REQUIRED]
The principal type. The supported value is
IAM
if you use a fully defined Amazon Resource Name (ARN), orIAM_PATTERN
if you use an ARN with noaccountID
, with or without wildcard characters.
- Return type:
dict
- Returns:
Response Syntax
{}
Response Structure
(dict) –
Exceptions
ServiceCatalog.Client.exceptions.InvalidParametersException
ServiceCatalog.Client.exceptions.ResourceNotFoundException
ServiceCatalog.Client.exceptions.LimitExceededException