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A user pool is a user directory in Amazon Cognito. With a user pool, your users can sign in to your web or mobile app through Amazon Cognito.
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This AWS::Cognito::LogDeliveryConfiguration resource is in a CREATE_FAILED state.
Resource handler returned message: "1 validation error detected: Value 'arn:aws:logs:us-east-1:000000000000:log-group...
I have shifted my S3 bucket to be authenticated users only, but I cannot seem to get the user's authenticated status to the AWSS3 component. All the AppSync/DynamoDB setup works properly and S3 is wor...
Love the new Managed UI! Great job Cognito team!
I've spent the last hour customizing the new Managed UI and now I need to copy those changes into 2 other pools/app clients. Is there a way to do that...
Hello,
our company has two Cognito user pools, one that is there for 2 years now and was working smoothly, one more recent and related to our customers. Some days ago we subscribed about 7000 users to...
So quick question, is there a straight-forward programmatic way to trigger some code whenever a user verifies their new email address? I know the custom email sender lambda has a trigger source for th...
Hello everyone,
Everytime i signup to the application, i receive a code in my email and when i write it i get this error "email_verified: Attribute cannot be updated”:
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I have AWS Cognito User Pool federated with external SAML IdP (Salesforce). The SSO flow work as expected, and federated users are automatically created with username set to `%IdPName%_%NameID%` (as ...
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Our client requires Email MFA so we set that up for our Cognito User Pools. We have SES set up with Cognito as well, for verification code sending. It seems to work great and we've been using it...
I am currently creating a website with `Next.js` where I am using `Amplify` to authenticate my users. But the problem is that Amplify stores user's session including tokens on browser's `localStorage`...