Creating accounts

You create new accounts to your organization using the create account command.

Example

Create a new account:

tkm org accounts create \
  --email [e-mail] \
  --name my-account

Account defaults

When creating a new account, you can optionally specify if the account's IAM users should have access to the account's billing information and what is the name of the IAM role AWS Organizations creates in the account. You can use accountCreation property specify the default values for these options in the organization configuration file:

organization.yml

# This is how you set the defaults for account creation.
accountCreation:
  defaults:
    iamUserAccessToBilling: true
    roleName: MyAccountAdminRole 

masterAccountId: "098765432100"

organizationAdminRoleName: MyOrganizationAdminRole

serviceControlPolicies:
  restrict-by-regions:
    description: Restrict regions
  FullAWSAccess:
    description: AWS managed default policy
    awsManaged: true
    
backupPolicies:
  MyBackups:
    description: Backup policy    
    
organizationalUnits:
  Root:
    serviceControlPolicies: FullAWSAccess
    accounts:
      - "098765432100"    
  Root/Workloads:
    serviceControlPolicies: restrict-by-regions
  Root/Workloads/Dev: {}
  Root/Workloads/Test: {}
  Root/Workloads/Prod: 
    accounts:
      - id: "876754648373"
        name: MyAccount
        email: [e-mail]
        description: This is a production account
  Root/Sandbox:
    accounts:
      - id: "123456789012"
        backupPolicies:
          - MyBackups
      - "448873940474"

Account contraints

You can set accepted pattern for account name and email by providing constraints property under account creation configuration:

organization.yml

accountCreation:
  defaults:
    iamUserAccessToBilling: true
    roleName: MyAccountAdminRole 

  # This is how you set constraints for account name and email.  
  constraints:
    # Account name must match this regex pattern
    namePattern: "^my-account-[a-z0-9-]+$"
    # Account email must match this regex pattern
    emailPattern: "^admin\\+my-account-[0-9a-z-][e-mail]$"

masterAccountId: "098765432100"

organizationAdminRoleName: MyOrganizationAdminRole

serviceControlPolicies:
  restrict-by-regions:
    description: Restrict regions
  FullAWSAccess:
    description: AWS managed default policy
    awsManaged: true
    
backupPolicies:
  MyBackups:
    description: Backup policy    
    
organizationalUnits:
  Root:
    serviceControlPolicies: FullAWSAccess
    accounts:
      - "098765432100"    
  Root/Workloads:
    serviceControlPolicies: restrict-by-regions
  Root/Workloads/Dev: {}
  Root/Workloads/Test: {}
  Root/Workloads/Prod: 
    accounts:
      - id: "876754648373"
        name: MyAccount
        email: [e-mail]
        description: This is a production account
  Root/Sandbox:
    accounts:
      - id: "123456789012"
        backupPolicies:
          - MyBackups
      - "448873940474"