IAM Identity Center getting started tutorials - Amazon IAM Identity Center
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IAM Identity Center getting started tutorials

You can connect your existing identity source in your Amazon Organizations management account to an organization instance of IAM Identity Center. If you don't have an existing identity provider, you can create and manage users directly in the default IAM Identity Center directory. You can have one identity source per organization.

The tutorials in this section describe how to set up an organization instance of IAM Identity Center with a commonly used identity source, create an administrative user, and if you're using IAM Identity Center to manage access to Amazon Web Services accounts, create and configure permission sets. If you’re using IAM Identity Center for application access only, you do not need to use permission sets.

These tutorials do not describe how to set up account instances of IAM Identity Center. You can use account instances to assign users and groups to applications, but you cannot use this instance type to manage user access to Amazon Web Services accounts. For more information, see Account instances of IAM Identity Center.

Note

Before starting any of these tutorials, enable IAM Identity Center. For more information, see Enabling Amazon IAM Identity Center.