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Using the policy generator

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Using the policy generator - Amazon Simple Email Service

You can use the policy generator to create a simple authorization policy by following these steps.

To create a policy by using the policy generator
  1. Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon SES console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/ses/.

  2. In the navigation pane, under Configuration, choose Verified identities.

  3. In the Identities container on the Verified identities screen, select the verified identity you wish to create an authorization policy for.

  4. In the details screen of the verified identity you selected in the previous step, choose the Authorization tab.

  5. In the Authorization policies pane, choose Create policy and select Use policy generator from the dropdown.

  6. In the Create statement pane, choose Allow in the Effect field. (If you want to create a policy to restrict this identity, choose Deny instead.)

  7. In the Principals field, enter the AWS account ID, IAM user ARN, or AWS service to receive the permissions you want to authorize for this identity, then choose Add. (If you wish to authorize more than one, repeat this step for each one.)

  8. In the Actions field, select the check box for each action you would like to authorize for your principals.

  9. (Optional) Expand Specify conditions if you wish to add a qualifying statement to the permission.

    1. Select an operator from the Operator dropdown.

    2. Select a type from the Key dropdown.

    3. Respective to the key type you selected, enter its value in the Value field. (If you wish to add more conditions, choose Add new condition and repeat this step for each additional one.)

  10. Choose Save statement.

  11. (Optional) Expand Create another statement if you wish to add more statements to your policy and repeat steps 6 - 10.

  12. Choose Next and on the Customize policy screen, the Edit policy details container has fields where you can change or customize the policy’s Name and the Policy document itself.

  13. Choose Next and on the Review and apply screen, the Overview container will show the verified identity you’re authorizing as well as the name of this policy. In the Policy document pane will be the actual policy you just wrote along with any conditions you added - review the policy and if it looks correct, choose Apply policy. (If you need to change or correct something, choose Previous and work in the Edit policy details container.)

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