Here are the following email also used the pattern: where 123456789012 represents the AWS Account number. Here is my pattern: have an admin (Organization) account, so I use the following email: have one prod, one test and one dev account. I create an email account that is ONLY for my AWS root accounts.ĪWS Requires EVERY AWS account to have a unique email While approaches may vary, and your email server may filter out what would otherwise be perfectly applicable emails, here is how I do it Yes, you can and SHOULD create an aws root account email that is unique for your AWS account(s).
If I try to log into AWS with password it brings me to create a new AWS account and it's a pain to get out of that screen. So if you want that, create on aws first, then create with same email on and when it says it will disable the other account, don't worry it won't, however it will require you to choose a different password. So as it turns out they lied about it disabling my aws account, I decided to try it, and now I have two accounts under the same e-mail, with different passwords. On the other hand if both are created seperately on different e-mails, and somehow one gets compromised the other doesn't, but then you have two different logins to deal with. If creating accounts at THEN aws with same e-mail, you will have one linked account to log in to both. attempting to create a new account with same email asks me if i want to disable my old account. I made an AWS account, it will not let me log in to normal with that account telling me every time my password is incorrect which it is not.
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