IAM ON AWS MEANS: IDENTITY AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNT
ROOT user account is a privileged account, it is not something you have to sign into all the time. what we mainly need is the IAM Account.
To create IAM Account
VISIT : PORTAL.AWS.AMAZON.COM
we will have to create it from the root account by typing IAM in the search bar. after double clicking on IAM, you will have to create a user , which is seen at the middle left of the screen under Access Management. IAM user : is the type of identity you create in your AWS account to allow access to AWS Services and creating resources. Create a Username , then check Provide user access to the AWS Management Console. this is optional because it depends on the type of role you want to access to the user you created. Then after that , check I want to Create an IAM User. essence of checking Create IAM user is if you need to enable programmatic ACCESS through access keys, service-specific credentials for AWS CodeCommit or Amazon Keyspaces, or a backup credential for emergency account access, Basically this TYPE of user is like an Authentication user. Then Create a Custom Password. then uncheck Users must create a new password at next sign-in. CLICK NEXT THEN UNDER Permissions options CHECK ON Attach policies directly, POLICIES ARE LIKE PERMISSIONS ASSIGNED TO each user in the IAM account. THEN SEARCH FOR
AdministratorAccess
AmazonEC2FullAccess
AWSBillingConductorFullAccess(Optional)
AmazonS3FullAccess