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AWS Identity Center (IC/SSO) Setup Guide
Prerequisites
Configuration Steps
1. Enable IAM Identity Center
2. Setup Identity Provider (IdP)
3. Download Metadata
4. Map Users and Groups
5. Test Configuration
Additional Resources
Notes
Configuration
AWS Identity Center (IC/SSO) Setup Guide
Step-by-step instructions for configuring AWS SSO with External IDP
AWS Identity Center (IC/SSO) Setup Guide
This document provides a high-level overview of how to configure AWS IAM Identity Center (AWS Single Sign-On) with Google Workspace and Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) as identity providers.
Prerequisites
AWS Account with IAM Identity Center enabled.
Administrative access to Google Workspace or Microsoft Entra ID.
Domain verified within the identity provider.
Access to AWS Management Console.
Configuration Steps
1. Enable IAM Identity Center
Log in to the AWS Management Console.
Navigate to
IAM Identity Center
.
Click
Enable
if not already enabled.
2. Setup Identity Provider (IdP)
Follow the AWS documentation for configuring SAML-based SSO with your provider:
Google Workspace
:
Use
this guide
AWS Blog
instructions
Microsoft Entra ID
:
Use
this guide
AWS Blog
instruction
3. Download Metadata
From the
IAM Identity Center Settings
page, download the AWS SSO SAML metadata file.
Import the metadata file into your IdP configuration.
4. Map Users and Groups
Configure attribute mappings based on your organization’s requirements.
Map required roles and permissions in AWS for the users and groups.
5. Test Configuration
Assign test users to the application in your IdP.
Attempt to sign in using the AWS SSO URL.
Verify access and permissions.
Additional Resources
For more detailed configuration instructions, visit the AWS documentation:
Getting Started with AWS IAM Identity Center
Notes
AWS recommends enabling
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
for additional security.
Keep your metadata and certificates up to date to avoid service interruptions.
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JumpCloud
Internal MS Active Directory (AD)
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Assistant
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