Exam AWS-SysOps topic 1 question 741 discussion

AWS SSO uses permission sets to define the level of access and permissions granted to users or groups. These permission sets are associated with the users or groups within AWS SSO, allowing for centralized management of access across multiple AWS accounts. By creating permission sets in AWS SSO, the Administrator can define the specific permissions and access levels required for different users or groups. This includes associating the permission sets with the Directory Service users or groups created in the previous steps.

C. Create permission sets in AWS SSO, and associate the permission sets with Directory Service users or groups. Seem correct

I'll go with C

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AWS Single Sign-On (AWS SSO) is a cloud service that allows you to grant your users access to AWS resources, such as Amazon EC2 instances, across multiple AWS accounts. By default, AWS SSO now provides a directory that you can use to create users, organize them in groups, and set permissions across those groups. You can also grant the users that you create in AWS SSO permissions to applications such Salesforce, Box, and Office 365. AWS SSO and its directory are available at no additional cost to you.

Yes, it's C.