AWS SSO OIDC

UpOpen Sourcecloud by Amazon Web Services★62· JavaScript· MIT

AWS IAM Identity Center OpenID Connect (OIDC) is a web service that enables a client to register with IAM Identity Center.

Visit site ↗Source ↗Health checked 11h ago

Use it when

Supports OIDC client registration

Watch for

Authentication method is unspecified

First check

Start by understanding the authentication requirements, which are currently unspecified. Refer to the official repository for usage details and client registration procedures.

Auth

—

CORS

HTTPS

Yes

Signup

Latency

7 ms

Protocol

REST

Pricing

—

Stars

Uptime · 30-day window

Probes: 9Uptime: 100%Avg latency: 47ms

GitHub activity

★ 62JavaScriptMIT17 open issuesLast commit 118d ago

About this API

AWS IAM Identity Center OpenID Connect (OIDC) is a web service designed to enable clients, such as the AWS CLI or native applications, to register with the IAM Identity Center. This service facilitates authentication and authorization flows by leveraging the OpenID Connect protocol.

Developers who need to integrate AWS IAM Identity Center authentication into their applications can use this API to manage client registrations and enable secure access. The API is relevant for those building tools or services that require federated identity management within AWS environments.

While the service supports OIDC client registration, specific details about authentication methods and endpoint structures are not provided in the available description. Users should consult the official repository for further technical guidance.

What you can build

1Register clients with IAM Identity Center
2Integrate OIDC authentication in applications
3Manage client authentication flows

Strengths & limitations

Strengths

Supports OIDC client registration
Integrates with AWS IAM Identity Center
Enables secure authentication flows

Limitations

Authentication method is unspecified
Limited public documentation available

Example request

curl https://github.com/mermade/aws2openapi/<endpoint>

Getting started

Start by understanding the authentication requirements, which are currently unspecified. Refer to the official repository for usage details and client registration procedures.