To enable a user to launch NetApp Cloud Manager in AWS, what must be done?

To enable a user to launch NetApp Cloud Manager in AWS, it is essential to ensure that the Cloud Central account has the appropriate permissions to access AWS. This is because Cloud Manager operates by linking to AWS resources, which requires the relevant permissions to manage and interact with AWS services.

When a Cloud Central account has proper access to AWS, it can facilitate the deployment and management processes required for Cloud Manager. This access typically involves permissions that allow the application to create, modify, or delete resources within the AWS environment. Without these permissions in place, the user would be unable to perform the necessary actions to launch and utilize Cloud Manager effectively.

In the context of the other choices, creating a policy in AWS IAM and attaching it to the user is important for managing user permissions but does not directly address the integration with Cloud Central's requirements. The notion that no permission is required due to an established trust relationship overlooks the fact that operational functionalities depend on explicit permissions being granted. Additionally, while creating an AWS Admin user may provide broad permissions, it is not a direct requirement for enabling the launch of Cloud Manager specifically. The focus should be on ensuring that the Cloud Central account holds the necessary access privileges to interact with AWS.