ec2:DisassociateApplicationStatusCheck is a Write access-level action in the ec2 service. Grants permission to disassociate an application status check from instances or tags
ARNs that ec2:DisassociateApplicationStatusCheck can be scoped to in an IAM policy.
Keys you can use in the Condition block of a policy that grants ec2:DisassociateApplicationStatusCheck.
Filters access by the name of the AWS Region
Filters access by a tag key and value pair of a resource
Filters access by a tag key and value pair of a resource
Filters access by the name of an Availability Zone in an AWS Region
Filters access by the ID of an Availability Zone in an AWS Region
Filters access by whether the instance is enabled for EBS optimization
Filters access by whether the instance type supports auto recovery
Filters access by the bandwidth weighting of an instance
Filters access by the market or purchasing option of an instance (capacity-block, on-demand, or spot)
Filters access by whether the instance allows access to instance tags from the instance metadata
Filters access by the ARN of an instance profile
Filters access by the type of instance
Filters access by whether the HTTP endpoint is enabled for the instance metadata service
Filters access by the allowed number of hops when calling the instance metadata service
Filters access by whether tokens are required when calling the instance metadata service (optional or required)
Filters access by the root device type of the instance (ebs or instance-store)
Filters access by the tenancy of the VPC or instance (default, dedicated, or host)
A minimal policy that allows ec2:DisassociateApplicationStatusCheck. Replace "Resource": "*" with a specific ARN to follow least privilege.
{
"Version": "2012-10-17",
"Statement": [
{
"Sid": "AllowEc2DisassociateApplicationStatusCheck",
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": "ec2:DisassociateApplicationStatusCheck",
"Resource": "*"
}
]
}