How to configure SAML for AWS SSO?
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Aug
Aug
AWS SSO is a great way to grant engineers access to AWS accounts. By default, AWS SSO comes with a built in user database. However, it is also possible to configure identity federation via SAML. Doing so allows you to re-use existing users and groups.
In this video you will learn how to configure identity federation for AWS Single Sign On (SSO) with SAML. The video includes demos for Google Workspace and Azure AD.
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