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For example, I have a website with User A and B.
Both of them can login to my website using my own login system.
How do I make certain files from S3 accessible only to User A once he login to my website?
Note: I saw “Permission” in AWS Management Console with “Authenticated Users” option but it seems that it’s meant for other S3 users only, is it something I can use to achieve my goal?
You need to use Amazon IAM – you can define what part of any S3 bucket A can see, as well as B and each will not have access to do ‘anything’. In general you should never use the account ID and secret for anything, always make an IAM user have just whats needed to run your stuff. The admin user likely does not need EC2 or SQS, or SimpleDB, etc.
Federated access is great for allowing arbitrary users to sign into your website and only be granted access for say 12 hours. They get special AWSIDs for that access that will work only on the section of S3 you let them look at.