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I'm just now diving into Cognito. The AWS setup has been fairly straight-forward, easy. We have a variety of apps, webapps, and services and we'd like those to make use of the Cognito service. I've experience setting up similar with Auth0, but because we've been leveraging a number of Amazon Web Services, it really makes sense to use Cognito as well. Everywh
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We are migrating an application from AWS to GCP. In AWS, we use Cognito service for maintaining different types of users inside userpools (for example: SSO users has different userpool and users with email and password are configured in different userpool, for MFA users, they have different user pool) In AWS Cognito, we also leverage certain functionalities
I'm trying to use Federated Authentication to enable login with Microsoft AD. It works fine and we can login. But when I call LOGOUT endpoint as the documentation says ( https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/latest/developerguide/logout-endpoint.html ) and try to login again I'm not being redirected to Microsoft page to type my email and password again. It see
I've successfully set up an AWS Cognito environment that runs on Localhost following this tutorial . For the next step, I published the app to my external web server. I confirmed that the Cognito configuration (i.e. Client ID, Metadata Address, Region, etc) is correct. However, when I access and try to sign into the newly published public site I receive the
When signing in a user with the same email address through the Google and Facebook identity providers, AWS Cognito creates multiple entries in the user pool, one entry per identity provider used: I have used the example code provided in this tutorial to set up AWS Cognito: The Complete Guide to User Authentication with the Amplify Framework How can I create
