TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Cloud Z Login
- Access CSP Account Settings
- Active AWS Service
- AWS Cloud account integration method selection
- [Note] Creating an Administrator User
Cloud Z Login
Cloud Z MCMP Click the login button at the top.
Enter the correct Cloud Z Group account information. A Cloud Z account is a unified login account required to use Cloud Z-related services. Click the login button.
If you do not have a Cloud Z account or only have a Cloud Z enterprise account, please refer to Getting Started with Cloud Z Services to create a Cloud Z Group account.
Access CSP Account Settings
Access Cloud Z Service Manager from the top Service Management menu. Click CSP Account Settings in the left menu.
Active AWS Service
Click the Service activation button.
Check the AWS Cloud Service Terms of Use. You can view the previous terms by clicking View Previous Terms. Once you have reviewed all the terms, the Confirm button will be enabled. Click the Confirm button.
If you are connecting an account on behalf of a business representative/OS manager, the customer must directly agree to the AWS Cloud Service Usage terms.
AWS Cloud account integration method selection
Connect a new AWS account and Connect an existing AWS account You can use AWS Cloud with one of these methods.
- Connect a new AWS account: Create an AWS Cloud account using a registered Cloud Z email or a new email.
- Connect an existing AWS account: Link your Cloud Z account by entering your existing AWS Cloud account information.
Connect a new AWS account
Create a new AWS account
Click the Create a New AWS Account button.
Enter your email address. By default, the email address used for your Cloud Z account is pre-filled. If you want to create an AWS Cloud account with a different email, you can change it, but make sure to enter a valid and accessible email address. Considering future personnel changes, a team account is recommended. Click the Confirm button.
The setup for using AWS Cloud services takes approximately 1–2 minutes. Please wait.
Once the AWS Cloud account is successfully created, a notification window will appear. Click the Confirm button.
In the CSP account settings, you can verify that the AWS service is properly activated. You can also check the AWS Cloud Account ID and API information.
Use AWS Console
Access AWS(https://aws.amazon.com) and click the Sign-up Complete button in the top right corner.
Click Root User and enter the email address used when creating the new AWS account in the Cloud Z portal (if not changed, this is the same as your Cloud Z account email). Click the Next button.
Click Forgot Password to set a password during the first login.
문자를 입력 후 이메일 보내기를 클릭합니다.
A password email has been sent to the email address used during AWS new account creation. Click the Done button.
Amazon Web Services 비밀번호 지원 이메일에서 비밀번호를 재설정할 수 있는 링크를 클릭합니다.
Enter your password and click the Reset Password button.
The password reset is complete. Click the Login button to sign in to the AWS Management Console.
Connect an existing AWS account
Click the Create an Existing AWS Account button.
You need the Account ID, Access Key ID, and Secret Access Key of your existing AWS account. Please refer to Check AWS access key information information
Check AWS access key information
Go to AWS(https://aws.amazon.com)log in, and click My Account under {Account Name} in the upper right corner.
You can find your Account ID under Account Settings.
Search for IAM in the services above and connect to it.
Click Users in the left menu. Click your user name in the list of users.
Ensure that the administrator permission is AdministratorAccess. If this permission is not available, you need to create a user with administrator privileges. Creating an administrator user is Create an Administrator User , please refer to this. Click the Security Credentials tab in the top menu.
Click the Create Access Key button.
You can check the Access Key ID and Secret Access Key.
Connect an existing AWS account
Enter the Account ID, Access Key ID, and Secret Access Key obtained from Checking AWS Access Key Information. Click the Confirm button.
The setup for using AWS Cloud services takes approximately 1–2 minutes. Please wait.
When the AWS Cloud account is successfully created, a notification window will appear. Click the Confirm button.
After logging in with an existing AWS account, access the AWS Management Console and click My Organization under {Account Name} in the top right corner.
You can check the linked organization.
[Note] Creating an Administrator User
After logging into your AWS account, search for IAM in the AWS Management Console and access it.
On the left, click Users, then at the top, click the Add User button.
Add User
Enter the Username, select the Access Type, and choose a Console Password. For Access Type, select AWS Management Console Access to allow the user to log in to the AWS Console. It is recommended to use this user instead of the Root Account for access. Click the Next: Permissions button.
In the Permission Settings, click Attach Existing Policies Directly. Find and check the Administrator Access policy. Click the Next: Tags button.
You can add tags to configure, track, or control access for this user. (Adding tags is optional.) Click the Next: Review button.
Review the selected items and click the Create User button.
User addition is complete. Click the Close button.
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