AWS connector configuration
When you enable data provisioning, choose the AWS (Template) connector. Enter a unique name for the new connector.
If you selected and configured a template connector, the configured template is stored in Omada Identity. When Omada rolls out changes to the template connectors, your configurations remain intact in your own version.
Connector settings
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Base address | Specify the Base URL of the service. The standard value for this field is 'https://iam.amazonaws.com/'. |
| Entity root | A fragment of the URL that points to provisioned entities (for example: v1/IdentityData). |
| Content-type header | Choose the format of the content.The default value is application/json. |
| Accept header | The default value is application/json. |
| Service name | Enter the name of the AWS API service that the authentication request will be sent to. |
| Secret key | Enter the IAM user secret key to authenticate your. |
| Access key | Enter the IAM user accesskey to authenticate your. |
| Region | Optionally, enter the AWS region for the authentication request. For the IAM service, leave the field empty. |
Task mappings
Configure the task mappings by mapping assignment to resources:
- From the system onboarding view, in the Provisioning section, click the Task mappings option.
- In the Assignments column, click none and enter the following assignments:
- AWS Account (assignment: AWS - User)
- AWS Group (assignment: AWS - Group Assignment)
- AWS Managed Policy (assignment: AWS - Attached Policy Assignment)
- (optional) If a password reset is enabled, select the appropriate task mapping for AWS Account for password reset events.
- Click OK to confirm the changes.