
Identity federation in AWS is explained by this course, covering authentication vs authorization and how a trusted identity provider enables cross-system access for a service provider, improving security.
Explore how a federation broker acts as a proxy that authenticates corporate users against a local identity store, issues temporary AWS credentials, and enforces permissions via internal policy.
Explore AWS web identity federation using OpenID Connect with third-party providers, configure Cognito providers and roles, and grant mobile apps temporary credentials via assume role.
Learn how SAML 2.0 federation connects an internal identity provider with AWS as the service provider, issuing SAML assertions to grant temporary credentials and enable single sign-on.
Learn how cross-account access works in AWS identity federation by creating a trusted account role with minimum permissions and using assume role for temporary access.
Apply Folarin strategies to approach certification exams with long questions, read from the end, identify the exact question, and focus on relevant facts to save time by staying rested.
This course focuses on topic of Identity Federation in Amazon Web Services.
I gathered typical question scenarios about AWS Identity Federation that appear in AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate and AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional exams. I explain in detail how to approach those questions. I use visual diagrams and simple analogies to make it easy to understand.
Federation scenarios explained:
Federation broker
Wen Identity Federation
SAML Federation
Cross Account Access
After completing this course you will be better prepared to AWS certification exam.