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Last edited Nov 21, 2018
Created on Nov 21, 2018

This visualization shows the AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) permissions required for an S3 bucket used by a Lambda function. It displays the policy structure, including the `s3:*` action and the bucket ARN as the resource, using a hierarchical tree layout. The code employs D3.js (likely `d3.hierarchy` and `d3.tree`) to render the JSON policy as connected nodes, with the root representing the policy object and branches for the action, effect, and resource arrays. The data comes directly from the gist’s static JSON configuration.

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