Guideline on using java sdk with AWS SSO credentials?

[ragebiswas]

Describe the issue

Hi, feel free to close if this is a naive / obvious question - but I'm not able to find documentation on how to use Java SDK (V1 or V2) if my org uses AWS SSO to login.

Steps to Reproduce

I currently am using the default credential provider, but that does not seem to work an says that none of the tried authentication methods (including AWS_* env vars) are found and hence aborts.

I am able to work around by copy pasting env vars from the AWS SSO portal (via the "Command Line / Programmatic Access" link) but this is fairly inconvenient.

Is there a credential provider that works with AWS SSO named profiles?

[froderick]

I have the same question. 👍

[debora-ito]

@ragebiswas @froderick you are right, currently the SDK does not support any form of integration with AWS Single Sign-On. This is a feature that needs to be supported across all the AWS SDKs so it requires more planning and design process than usual.

Marking as a feature request.

[ragebiswas]

Thanks @debora-ito . It seems the boto3 library in Python has added support: boto/botocore#2070

It would be great if this could be prioritized soon as well.

For those coming to this page, I've used yawsso as a workaround - a bit easier than copy pasting env vars from the AWS SSO browser page.

[gdhananjay]

It will be great if this support is added soon, I am also waiting for the same.

[debora-ito]

Apologies for the late update in here.

Support for SSO Credential Provider was added via #2118 and is available in SDK version 2.15.33.
We are tracking an issue in #2190 when the aws cli SSO is used first and then the Java SDK SSO fails with a timestamp format error.

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