01 Aug 2013
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| The Utoolity team is pleased to present Identity Federation for AWS 1.2 – this release adds configurable credentials expiration to further increase control over your security footprint. |
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Configurable credentials expirationConfigure the expiration time of granted temporary security credentials to further increase control over your security footprint - an administrator can configure the maximum number of seconds temporary credentials based on a connector are valid, any client can either use this maximum or further reduce it even. |
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Release 1.2.1
This release includes the following improvements and fixes:
- Adds support for the AWS GovCloud (US) Region (experimental)
- Fixes an exception on connector save when using a PostgreSQL backend
- Fixes an exception on add-on initialization when using a MySQL backend