Amazon Route53 resolver and AWS SSO with ADFS using AWS Site-to-Site VPN (Part 1)
During this lab i have implemented Amazon Route53 resolver; i have covered all steps to establish a connection with your aws vpc resources and your self-managed DNS server on your corporate datacenter via using aws vpn site-to-site connection. in this section of the route53 resolver i showed you how to create outbound endpoint to route dns queries from within the vpc to your self-managed DNS server, and how you can achieve the same from your corporate datacenter DNS server to aws vpc using the amazon route53 inbound endpoint and the dns conditional forwarders from the other side. not only this; i have taken you one step forther and i have taught you how to create your active directory, CA and adfs server that you will use it with aws SSO and Office 365 for user authentication; in the step i walked you through the entire process of setting, configuring and creating relying party trust between the adfs and SSO; Office 365; how to synchronize user to the Azure AD use azure Ad connect, and how to set adfs as an identity provider for your aws SSO. I explained each single term used during this implementation and how things are working under the hood. I have covered the aws organization as well and how it is configured with the sso. i have gave you a real demo on how to assign users to an account within the org and how to provide them with permissions. this lab is 100% hands on with explanation of the theoretical side of each implementation. This lab illustrate the process of how an entreprise can allow it users to use their credentials from the AD to authenticate to aws accounts and to the office 365 without migrating their passwords
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