AWS re:Inforce 2023 - Fine-grained authorization for apps with Amazon Verified Permissions (IAM308)

Every application needs to manage permissions that determine what data and features users are permitted to access. Building a bespoke permissions system can be time-intensive and costly. In this session, discover how Amazon Verified Permissions provides developers with a prebuilt service to manage and evaluate application permissions, expressed as policies. Learn how to scope a permissions model based on principals, actions, resources, and context, and how to define attribute- and role-based policies using the Cedar language. The session also covers integration models with identity providers and services such as Amazon API Gateway.
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Please can you guys make a tutorial video on how to "use scripts to bulk migrate policies to use fine-grained IAM actions" this is really complex for a non technical person. Alternatively, please you can also refer where to get experts who can help with this migration. Thanks. Your reply will be appreciated.