AWS Single Sign-On Now Supports AWS Command Line Interface Access
Starting today, you can use AWS Single Sign-On (SSO) to enable users to find and get AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) credentials for multiple AWS accounts more easily.
Starting today, you can use AWS Single Sign-On (SSO) to enable users to find and get AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) credentials for multiple AWS accounts more easily.
Users can now sign in to the AWS SSO user portal with their existing corporate credentials and get AWS CLI credentials for all their assigned AWS accounts from one place. These AWS CLI credentials expire after 60 minutes automatically to help protect access to your AWS accounts.
AWS SSO is available in the US East (N. Virginia) Region.
To learn more about AWS SSO support for AWS CLI access, see AWS Single Sign-On Now Enables Command Line Interface Access for AWS Accounts Using Corporate Credentials.