How can the Administrator address this issue?
Contact AWS Support for sharing AMIs with other AWS accounts.
Modify the permissions on the AMIs so that they are publicly accessible.
Modify the permissions on the IAM role that are associated with the AMI.
Share the AMIs with each AWS account using the console or CLI.
Explanations:
AWS Support does not need to be contacted for sharing AMIs between accounts. Sharing can be done directly through AWS Management Console, CLI, or API.
Making AMIs publicly accessible is not a secure solution, especially for custom and sensitive images. It’s better to share them with specific AWS accounts.
IAM roles are used for managing permissions for users or services, not for directly sharing AMIs between AWS accounts. Permissions for AMIs must be adjusted separately.
The correct way to share AMIs between accounts is by modifying the AMI permissions and sharing it directly with specific AWS account IDs using the console or CLI.
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Share the AMIs with each AWS account using the console or CLI.