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Network Interface Permission

An EC2 Network Interface Permission in AWS is a feature that allows users to manage permissions for network interfaces within their AWS environment. It enables the sharing of network interfaces between different AWS accounts, promoting resource flexibility and management ease. These permissions are crucial for defining which AWS account has the authority to attach a network interface to an instance. For more detailed information, you can visit the official AWS documentation on EC2 Network Interface Permissions.

Supported Methods​

  • GET: Get a network interface permission by ID
  • LIST: List all network interface permissions
  • SEARCH: Search network interface permissions by ARN

ec2-network-interface​

The EC2 Network Interface Permission is directly related to the EC2 Network Interface as it governs the access and attachment permissions associated with these interfaces. Without the appropriate network interface permissions, other AWS accounts would be unable to utilize these network interfaces, thus maintaining organisational boundaries and security policies.