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Windows	Linux	macOS

Run the following command in an elevated PowerShell session to install the module from the PowerShell Gallery.

Install-Module AWS.SAML

In a PowerShell window run the following command to authenticate your CLI session with AWS. On the first run you will be prompted for the SSO Initiation URL. The Initiation URL is saved in a file in your profile for subsequent uses.

Login-AWSSAML

In a PowerShell window run the following command to create an AWS profile for use in the CLI. You can create as many profiles as you want.

Login-AWSSAML -ProfileName 'Name'

You can specify a different session duration.

Login-AWSSAML -SessionDuration 43200

When you need to refresh the credentials for any saved profiles just run the following command. If you have multiple profiles created it will refresh tokens for all of them unless you specify a profile name.

Update-AWSSAMLLogin

The Initiation URL is the URL that you would login to start the SSO process. This is the URL provided by your IT team or the first URL that your SSO App Launcher takes you to.

Click on the app switcher menu on the top right when logged into a google service. Scroll down to the AWS option and right click -> "Copy link address". The address should look similar to the following: https://accounts.google.com/o/saml2/initsso?idpid=ABC&spid=123&forceauthn=false.

To get more information on each cmdlet run Get-Help <CMDLET Name>

• Login-AWSSAML
• Update-AWSSAMLLogin

The module can support the following Browsers: Chrome, FireFox, Edge and IE. Chrome is the default as has been tested. If you are using another browser and have issues, please report them and preferably submit a PR.

The module can support running on Linux, macOS and Windows. However, only Windows has been tested currently. If you are using another OS and have issues, please report them and preferably submit a PR.

See CHANGELOG for more information.

See CONTRIBUTING for more information.

See LICENSE for more information.