How does PAM manage access in serverless computing architectures where infrastructure is abstracted?
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How does PAM manage access in serverless computing architectures where infrastructure is abstracted?
In serverless computing architectures, access management is typically handled through the cloud provider’s built-in Identity and Access Management (IAM) services. Platforms like AWS Lambda or Azure Functions integrate with the respective cloud IAM services to control access to serverless functions and their associated resources. Access control is implemented through policies that define permissions and roles for various operations, which are then enforced by the underlying platform infrastructure. By leveraging the cloud provider’s IAM capabilities, PAM (Privileged Access Management) solutions can integrate with these systems to extend access control to privileged users and resources within serverless environments.