For a lot of situations they already have this. They have managed (AWS Created and Managed) policies that if you want a basic level of security you can use.
A lot of services will create policies for you, for example you can go to RDS and click setup connection to lambda, or ec2 and it will create the policy.
A lot of things will give you the policy to copy and paste.
Another UI to further abstract IAM would likely just complicate things, and then make it harder later if/when you need to leave that abstraction.
A lot of services will create policies for you, for example you can go to RDS and click setup connection to lambda, or ec2 and it will create the policy.
A lot of things will give you the policy to copy and paste.
Another UI to further abstract IAM would likely just complicate things, and then make it harder later if/when you need to leave that abstraction.