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Weamp;#39;re going to explore the authentication options in AWS and also multi-factor authentication or MFA. So we have a user account here called John. Now, John wants to log into AWS. He does so through using his username and a password, and potentially an MFA which weamp;#39;ll talk about more just in a moment. Once heamp;#39;s then authenticated, he can then get access to the Management console and perform operations in the console. Now, the other methods of accessing AWS are the CLI and the API and the SDK which also leverages the API. When you access AWS by one of these methods, you use something called an access key ID and a secret access key. Now, they look like these codes here, so theyamp;#39;re a bit more ugly, not as user-friendly as a username and password, but these are then used in your code to authenticate to AWS and through to the API so that you can do whatever you want to do in AWS. These are known as access keys, and theyamp;#39;re
