Stephane: AWS Single Sign On, or SSO,
is actually quite obvious.
Yet another time the name is actually obvious this time.
So it's a Managed Single Sign On
across all your AWS accounts and business applications,
such as Office 365, Salesforce or Box, or whatever.
The idea is that with Single Sign On, as the name indicates,
one login, one sign on, gets you access
to all the services securely,
so you basically login once and you get access
to all the secure resources within your enterprise.
So this is something you would use
if you're a big corporation and you already have
something like Microsoft Active Directory,
because Single Sign On does integrate with Active Directory.
And why would you use AWS Single Sign On?
Well it's supposed to help reduce
the process of setting up SSO in a company,
which could be quite difficult.
So it's only helpful if you have a web browser,
and all the applications need to be
SAML 2.0 enabled applications.
So this is enterprise grade,
usually Microsoft Active Directory integrated applications.
So, just when you see Single Sign On,
I think that the exam is more
to mislead you into something else,
remember Single Sign On is really simple,
it provides you one login
to get you access to everything securely.
And that's all you need to know.
All right, that's it.
I will see you in the next lecture.