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A user-browser driven SAML authentication tool for AWS

Project description

Google SAML Auth

This is a utility to obtain temporary Amazon Web Services (AWS) Security Token Service (STS) credentials for use on the local Command Line Interface (CLI).

This is an enhancement on the popular AWS Google Auth application, which uses a requests library to authenticate to Google before authenticating to AWS via SAML.

This application works similarly, however bypasses the need to authenticate into Google by using the user's existing Google web browser session to post the SAML assertion used for AWS authentication back to this application via local HTTP callback.

Getting Started

This project relies on Python (specifically, we've only tested on Python 3). Please first install Python3 using Brew

brew install python

You'll then need to configure profiles to use in your ~/.aws/config file. An example below:


[profile profile-name]
region = ap-southeast-2
account = 453559030913
google_config.google_idp_id = C01g1l5do
google_config.role_name = assumed-ins-tech-lead
google_config.google_sp_id = 705835944086

Running the application

Ready? Start the app with the following command

python3 google-saml-auth.py --profile profile-name

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