# Role Role is to delegate access to users, applications, or services that don't normally have access to your AWS resources. For example: Grant users from one AWS account to access another AWS account resources or You might want to allow a mobile app to use AWS resources.
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open AWS Management Console
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Click Services
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Click Security, Identity, & Compliance
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Click IAM
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Select "Roles"
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Click on "Create role"
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Select AWS Services This allow AWS services like EC2, Lambda, or others to perform actions in this account. Once done, click Next on Supervity instruction widget.
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Click and Select EC2 from the list. Once done, click Next on Supervity instruction widget.
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Under "Use case" Select EC2 service. Once done, click Next on Supervity instruction widget.
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Click Next
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In the search Box , search for the policy that you want to assign. Example: S3 Full access and select that policy. Once done, click Next on Supervity instruction widget.
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Select the Policy. Once done, click Next on Supervity instruction widget.
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Click Next
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Give a " Role name". For this follow the guidlines mentioned below the role name box. Once done, click Next on Supervity instruction widget.
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Click Create role
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Click Roles
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Now role is Created succefully. check it in Roles. you will find the role you created. Once done, click Next on Supervity instruction widget.
