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SAML Single Sign-On into AWS Cognito using Joomla IDP Plugin | AWS Cognito SSO


AWS Cognito (Amazon Web Services)

Login using Joomla Users ( Joomla as SAML IDP ) plugin gives you the ability to use your Joomla credentials to log into AWS Cognito (Amazon Web Services). Here we will go through a step-by-step guide to configure SSO between AWS Cognito as Service Provider and Joomla as an Identity Provider.

Pre-requisites : Download And Installation



Steps for Integration of Joomla Single Sign-On (SSO) with AWS Cognito as Service Provider

1. Download Metadata XML file from IdP

  • Go to Identity Provider tab. Click on Download XML Metadata button. Keep this XML file to configure your SP.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla,Download Metadata

2. Configure AWS Cognito as Service Provider

  • First of all, go to AWS Cognito Console and sign up/login in your account to Configure AWS Cognito.
  • Go to Services > Security, Identity, & Compliance > Cognito.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla,Cognito console
  • Click Manage User Pools, then Create a user pool.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Manage User Pools Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Manage User Pools
  • Enter a name for the Pool Name. Click Review Defaults, then Create Pool .
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Manage User Pools
  • After creating a pool keep the Pool ID handy or you can note down so that it will help to configure your IdP.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Manage User Pools
  • On the left pane, click on Domain Name under App Integration. Enter an available domain prefix, then save it. Keep this Domain it will require in ACS URL to configure your IDP.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Manage User Pools
  • On the left pane, click on Identity provider under Federation. Then Selct SAML
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Manage User Pools
  • Upload the downloaded in step-1 Joomla IDP metadata file, name it, then click Create Provider.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Manage User Pools
  • Under Federation, select Attribute mapping .
  • Add this
     http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/emailaddress 
    attribute in SAML attribute text field and select User Pool Attribute as Email.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Manage User Pools
  • Click Save changes.

3. Configuring Joomla as Identity Provider (IDP)

  • In miniOrange Joomla SAML IDP Plugin, go to Service Provider tab.
  • In the SP Entity ID field, enter urn:amazon:cognito:sp:(YourUserPoolId) , (remove anchor (< >) tag and add your user pool id which you have already copied above while creating the pool.
  • Replace "yourUserPoolId" with your Amazon Cognito user pool ID.
  • To find the User Pool ID:
    • Log in to the AWS Management Console as an administrator.
    • Go to Services > Security, Identity, & Compliance, then select Cognito.
    • Select Manage User Pools, then the user pool you want to use in the configuration.
    • Find Pool Id at the top of the list.
  • In the ACS URL field, enter:
    https://YourSubdomain.amazoncognito.com/saml2/idpresponse
    and save it.
  • Please replace YourSubdomain with which you have created in the above step.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Joomla SP Cofiguration
  • You can also find your subdomain by following below steps:
    To find YourSubdomain:
    Click on Domain Name under App Integration
    Copy the whole URL and replace it with YourSubdomain in the ACS URL (please remove all the whitespaces here).
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Joomla SP Cofiguration
  • Enable the Assertion Sign checkbox to sign the assertion and click on the Save button.
  • To map the attributes click on the Mapping tab. Select your Service Provider from the dropdown.
    Add this
    http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/emailaddress
    value in Attribute Name textfield and Select Email Address form Attribute Value dropdown. Click on the Save Mapping button.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Joomla SP Cofiguration

4. Configure App Client in AWS Cognito

  • Now click on the App Clients under General Settings. Click on Add an App Client.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Joomla SP Cofiguration
  • Enter App client name. For eg. JoomlaIdP. Disable the Generate client secret checkbox and click on the Create App Client button at the bottom.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Joomla SP Cofiguration
  • Now click on the App Client settings under App Integration at the left pane.
  • Enable Select all checkbox, enter Callback URL(s) and Sign out URL(s).
    Select Implicit Grant under Allowed OAuth Flows.
    Now Enable email and openid checkbox under Allowed OAuth Scopes and click on Save Changes button at the bottom right corner.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Joomla SP Cofiguration
  • Now click on Launch Hosted UI at the bottom to perform SSO.
  • Login using Joomla into AWS as SP | AWS Single Sign-On SSO with Joomla, Joomla SP Cofiguration
  • You can also use the following SSO URL for perform the SSO.
    https://(domain_prefix).auth.(region).amazoncognito.com/login?
    response_type=token&client_id=(app client id)&redirect_uri=(your redirect URI)
  • Now you have successfully configured miniOrange Joomla SAML IDP with AWS Cognito as SP.

Additional Resources.

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If you would like to test out the plugin to ensure your business use case is fulfilled, we do provide a 7-day trial. Please drop us an email at joomlasupport@xecurify.com requesting a trial. You can create an account with us using this link.

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If you face any issues or if you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at joomlasupport@xecurify.com . In case you want some additional features to be included in the plugin, please get in touch with us, and we can get that custom-made for you. Also, If you want, we can also schedule an online meeting to help you Setup the Joomla SAML IDP Single Sign-On plugin.

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