AWS Config Rule: EFS Access Point Enforce User Identity
EFS_ACCESS_POINT_ENFORCE_USER_IDENTITY
Ryan Ware
Last Update há 6 meses
Description: Checks if Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) access points are configured to enforce a user identity. The rule is NON_COMPLIANT if 'PosixUser' is not defined or if parameters are provided and there is no match in the corresponding parameter.
AWS Region: All supported AWS regions
Trigger type: Configuration changes
How to Resolve Manually
To resolve this manually, you will need to enforce a user identity for your Amazon EFS Access Point. This can be configured in the same way you would configure a Root Directory.
POSIX UID is what is used for all file system operations using this Access Point by default, and AWS Config will mark your EFS Access Point as non-compliant if this is left in the default state.
Below you will see an image of the configurational settings for the POSIX user. Assign a user ID in order to enforce a user identity and become compliant with this AWS Config Rule.
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