Provider changes/Amazon Web ServicesAMAZON WEB SERVICES · VERIFIED CHANGE

Amazon Quick desktop now uses the organization's existing web sign-in method by default

Amazon Quick desktop now uses the organization's existing web sign-in method by default, changing desktop authentication setup. Separate identity-provider configuration remains available.

Verified Nov 2, 20262 official sources

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  • Amazon Quick desktop application

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  • Amazon Web Services changelog (changelog) ↗
    To turn on desktop access, an administrator adds the desktop connector once in the Amazon Quick console. Users then enter their Quick account name, choose Sign In, and finish signing in through their browser. This works for accounts that use IAM Identity Center, IAM federation,
  • Amazon Web Services changelog (changelog) ↗
    For organizations that use Amazon Quick, the desktop application now signs users in with the same sign-in method the organization already uses for Quick on the web. Administrators no longer need to register an OIDC application in their identity provider or set up separate desktop

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