Below, you find information to setup SSO for AWS and our apps.
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Step-by-Step Guides

Based on your user provisioning model, pick one of the following step-by-step guides.

• AWS with Just-In-Time Provisioning
  Setting up authentication via SAML with AWS and using Jut-in-Time provisioning to create/update user accounts during login.
  AWS does not support transmitting groups via SAML attributes. Hence, groups must be managed locally in your Atlassian product.
  
  

• AWS with Manual Provisioning
  Setting up authentication via SAML with AWS for users that already exist in the Atlassian product.

Which Step-by-Step Guide you should pick?

Depending on your Atlassian product, you can choose from different user provisioning models.

In general, with AWS we support the following ways for user provisioning:

1. Just in Time Provisioning allows to create and update users on-the-fly when they log in. It is not possible to send groups via SAML for AWS. Thus, groups must be managed locally. See our detailed article for JIT.
2. LDAP synchronisation from Active Directory. If you instance still synchronised to your Active Directory via LDAP, you can continue to do so. Please follow the "Manual User Management" Guide in this scenario.
3. For Manual User Management, the administrator has to has to create and update users on AWS and your Atlassian product by hand.
   We do not recommend it. See our article for Manual User Management.