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Reputation: 61

Cannot access AWS Lambda console with the error saying 'You do not have sufficient permission. Access denied.'

previously I had been able to deploy my lambda functions without any problems on my own AWS account. Now, I need to deploy them on to a different AWS account where my IAM user has an AdministratorAccess permission.

I've set up a role/policies for invoking lambdas the same way I did for my account. Before I deployed my code with terraform, I checked the console page for AWS lambda , and this error pops up.

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Any idea why I still don't have enough permissions to access lambda even with my AdministratorAccess policy attached to my user?. Do I still need to add more policies to my user in order to access Lambda?

Upvotes: 6

Views: 6168

Answers (3)

Ramin Mammadzada
Ramin Mammadzada

Reputation: 367

I have faced the same issue, after checking this post I checked my mailbox. AWS asked my to verify my account by sending utility bills picture and address information. I did it and everything is back to normal now.

Upvotes: 0

Alex Barbu
Alex Barbu

Reputation: 107

I have faced the same issue. You need to contact AWS to unlock your access as your account has been locked due to potentially dangerous activity.

I recommend you to enable MFA and use an IAM user to log in to AWS console instead of root user.

Upvotes: 5

rowanu
rowanu

Reputation: 1722

AdministratorAccess is definitely enough to view the Lambda console.

Do you have CLI access setup for this user? You could try running the list-functions CLI command to confirm that you user is setup as expected, as this uses the same API call that the web console is performing for you.

Upvotes: 0

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