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The AWS CLI supports fetching credentials via SAML with AWS SSO, or directly. If your SAML IdP is configured to do seamless federation with Windows, then the user won't see a prompt for credentials (though they may see a window pop-up while the SAML federation occurs).
The AWS CLI via SAML requires an explicit AssumeRoleWithSAML call, while the AWS CLI with AWS SSO (including using another IdP to federate to it) will automatically manage credentials.
These docs may help:
- How can I use the AWS CLI to make AssumeRole calls and store temporary user credentials?
- Configuring the AWS CLI to use AWS Single Sign-On
Hope this helps.
Murali
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Hello! For additional information regarding IAM roles with WorkSpaces, this link might be helpful https://docs.aws.amazon.com/workspaces/latest/adminguide/workspaces-access-control.html
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Hi Francisco - That's IAM Roles to manage WorkSpaces through the administrative interfaces, but not providing IAM Roles/credentials within the WorkSpace itself. I interpreted the question as needing credentials within the WorkSpace.