Using the AWS Resources macro in Confluence
- Steffen Opel [Utoolity]
- Jana Lehmann [Utoolity]
Use the AWS Resources macro to create deep links with optional single sign-on (SSO) to the AWS Management Console.
Usage
To use the AWS Resources macro for the creation of deep links with optional single sign-on (SSO):
1. (Optional) Configure a new AWS Connector with a Principal Type of Assume Role or Federated User (other principal types do not support SSO)
2. In the Confluence editor, choose Insert more content > Other Macros
3. Find and select the AWS Resources macro
4. (Optional) Complete the following settings:
Resource URL | (Optional) Specify the resource URL – skip to default to https://console.aws.amazon.com/console/home Identify deep link patterns with the AWS Resource Groups editor You can copy most links as is from an AWS Management Console view that suits your needs – the AWS Resource Groups editor is particularly well suited to identify useful deep link patterns. |
Link Text | (Optional) Specify the link text – skip to default to 'AWS Management Console' |
Connector | (Optional) Select an AWS Connector to enable SSO – skip to use the configured resource URL without SSO |
5. Click Insert to create the link
6. Publish the page
To access the AWS Management Console via SSO, click the resulting deep link to AWS services and resources.
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