Within a cloud provider's environment like Amazon Web Services, permissions based on job functions are typically assigned using roles that are managed by an identity service. These roles come with associated policies that define what actions the role can perform within the environment. By assigning these roles to users or services, permissions are granted according to the least privilege necessary to perform their tasks. This allows for secure delegation of access without sharing security credentials. The incorrect options mention tools and methods (such as AWS Shield or security groups) that do not directly involve permission assignment based on job functions, or utilize an approach (like individual API keys) that isn't aligned with the central tenet of RBAC.
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