AWS – Amazon S3 Access Grants now integrate with AWS Glue

Amazon S3 Access Grants now integrate with AWS Glue for analytics, machine learning (ML), and application development workloads in AWS. S3 Access Grants map identities from your Identity Provider (IdP), such as Entra ID and Okta or AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) principals, to datasets stored in Amazon S3. This integration gives you the ability to manage S3 permissions for end users running jobs with Glue 5.0 or later, without the need to write and maintain bucket policies or individual IAM roles.

AWS Glue provides a data integration service that simplifies data exploration, preparation, and integration from multiple sources, including S3. Using S3 Access Grants, you can grant permissions to buckets or prefixes in S3 to users and groups in an existing corporate directory, or to IAM users and roles. When end users in the appropriate user groups access S3 using Glue ETL for Apache Spark, they will then automatically have the necessary permissions to read and write data. S3 Access Grants also automatically update S3 permissions as users are added and removed from user groups in the IdP.

Amazon S3 Access Grants support is available when using AWS Glue 5.0 and later, and is available in all commercial AWS Regions where AWS Glue 5.0 and AWS IAM Identity Center are available. For pricing details, visit Amazon S3 pricing and Amazon Glue pricing. To learn more about S3 Access Grants, refer to the S3 User Guide.
 

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