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Getting authentication profiles - Amazon Redshift
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Getting authentication profiles

To list existing authentication profiles, call the following command.

describe-authentication-profiles --authentication-profile-name <value: String>

The following example shows two retrieved profiles. All profiles are returned if you don't specify a profile name.

{ "AuthenticationProfiles": [ { "AuthenticationProfileName": "testProfile1", "AuthenticationProfileContent": "{\"AllowDBUserOverride\":\"1\",\"Client_ID\":\"ExampleClientID\",\"App_ID\":\"ExampleAppID\",\"AutoCreate\":false,\"enableFetchRingBuffer\":true,\"databaseMetadataCurrentDbOnly\":true}" }, { "AuthenticationProfileName": "testProfile2", "AuthenticationProfileContent": "{\"AllowDBUserOverride\":\"1\",\"Client_ID\":\"ExampleClientID\",\"App_ID\":\"ExampleAppID\",\"AutoCreate\":false,\"enableFetchRingBuffer\":true,\"databaseMetadataCurrentDbOnly\":true}" } ] }