aws_organizations_member resource
Use the aws_organizations_member
InSpec audit resource to test the current AWS Account being used within an organization.
Syntax
An aws_organizations_member
resource block tests if the current AWS Account is the Master Account.
The master
matcher will return true
or false
accordingly.
You may also verify that the master_account_id
and master_account_arn
properties match known values.
If the current AWS Account is the Master Account, you may also access properties of that account.
describe aws_organizations_member do
it { should exist }
end
Parameters
This resource does not expect any parameters.
Note
us-east-1
. If another region is specified
in your configuration, it will be overwritten at runtime.Properties
Property | Description |
---|---|
master_account_id | The ID of the AWS Organizations Master Account |
master_account_arn | The ARN of the AWS Organizations Master Account |
If the current Account is the Master Account, the following properties are also available:
Property | Description |
---|---|
account_id | The ID of the current Account. |
account_arn | The ARN of the current Account. |
account_name | The Name of the current Acccount. |
account_email | The Email address associated with the current Account. |
Examples
Ensure you are a child account with a certain ID for the top level account.
describe aws_organizations_member do
it { should_not be_master }
its('master_account_id') { should cmp '56845218745' }
end
Ensure you are the top level account, with the right name and email associated.
describe aws_organizations_member do
it { should be_master }
its('account_name') { should eq 'MyAWSMasterAccount' }
its('account_email') { should eq 'aws.admin@org.com' }
end
Matchers
This InSpec audit resource has the following special matchers. For a full list of available matchers, please visit our matchers page.
be_master
The be_master
matcher tests if the account is a ‘master’ AWS Account.
it { should_not be_master }
exist
The control will pass if the describe returns at least one result.
it { should exist }
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