The article discusses creating a secure AWS multi-account management approach using Terraform, Terragrunt, and AWS CloudFormation StackSets.It highlights the need for central IAM role provisioning across AWS accounts for infrastructure automation with strict security controls.The solution involves CloudFormation StackSets for pre-provisioning IAM roles before using Terraform/Terragrunt for infrastructure deployment.The article emphasizes a GitOps folder-based approach for environment structuring and role assumption using a layered strategy.Key aspects include the structured IaC setup with organization-level management, environment-specific infrastructure, and shared variables.The Terragrunt pathing pattern follows a structured model for environment-specific modules.IAM roles are provisioned using CloudFormation StackSets, ensuring secure role assumption across different AWS Organizational Units.Environment-specific configurations are managed in infrastructure-live, dynamically mapping account settings for seamless role assumption.Terragrunt's DRY approach allows dynamic mapping of environments and automatic IAM role assumption based on folder structures.Executing Terraform/Terragrunt involves assuming the correct IAM role for infrastructure provisioning and following best practices for security.