Waymark / Routes / min.io Attach an IAM policy to a MinIO user or group with mc admin policy attach
domain: min.io · 5 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Documented steps Create the policy first if needed: `mc admin policy create ALIAS POLICYNAME policy.json` (any IAM-compatible JSON document). Attach it with `mc admin policy attach ALIAS POLICYNAME --user USERNAME` (or `--group GROUPNAME`). Attach multiple policies by listing several names before the `--user`/`--group` flag. Verify bindings with `mc admin policy entities ALIAS --user USERNAME` (or `--group` / `--policy`). Remove a binding with `mc admin policy detach ALIAS POLICYNAME --user USERNAME`; delete an unused policy with `mc admin policy rm`. Known gotchas MinIO uses IAM-compatible JSON policy documents; effective permission is the union of all attached policies. Removing all policies from a user immediately revokes that user's access on the next request. Groups let many users inherit one policy - prefer group attachment over per-user duplication. Policy names are case-sensitive and must already exist; attaching a non-existent policy fails.
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