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Amazon web services – How to create and associate SSH public key to a user created in IAM Identity Center?

I’d like to associate an SSH public key to my current user which I created from IAM Identity Center so that I can use it for AWS Code Commit.

I am the admin and root.

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    Select the ‘Security Credentials’ tab -> Locate the SSH public key for AWS CodeCommit -> Click on ‘Upload Public Key’ in the upper-right corner -> Upload the previously generated public key content.
    or
    https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/661505720

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    You can’t, that option is not available for IAM Identity Center users. There’s no option for that. Access to CodeCommit is managed via policy in your permission sets.

    … the user’s access is controlled with federated login via AWS SSO. You can grant that access using AWS native authentication, which eliminates the need for a Git credential helper, SSH, and GPG keys. In addition, this allows the administrator to control access by adding or removing the user’s IAM role access.

    https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/devops/federated-multi-account-access-for-aws-codecommit/

    You can add CodeCommit policy to your user’s permission set or you can create a separate permission set with just CodeCommit policy.

    This is how it would look like if you create a separate permission set for it and having multiple permission set for a user.
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    After setting up the permission, you need to use git-remote-codecommit. You can install it using Python pip.

    pip install git-remote-codecommit

    Once you login to your SSO via CLI or by exporting the temporary credentials from SSO portal, you can access your repository by:

    git clone codecommit::{aws-region}://MyAwesomeRepository
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