A. Define AWS IAM roles based on the functional responsibilities of the users in a central account. Create a SAML-based identity management provider. Map users in the on-premises groups to IAM roles. Establish trust relationships between the other accounts and the central account.
B. Deploy a common set of AWS IAM users, groups, roles, and policies in all of the AWS accounts using AWS Organizations. Implement federation between the on-premises identity provider and the AWS accounts.
C. Use AWS Organizations in a centralized account to define service control policies (SCPs). Create a SAML-based identity management provider in each account and map users in the on-premises groups to AWS IAM roles.
D. Perform a thorough analysis of the user base and create AWS IAM users accounts that have the necessary permissions. Set up a process to provision and deprovision accounts based on data in the on-premises solution.
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