AWS IAM Passwordless Authentication support

In 8.0.12, NoSQLBooster added support for MongoDB-AWS IAM authentication. Now you can connect to MongoDB with AWS IAM (AWS Single Sign-On) Passwordless Authentication.

Configure AWS SSO Authentication

Set up AWS Profile for AWS CLI with AWS SSO configuration

If you want to learn how to use AWS single sign-on (SSO) to set up AWS CLI, you can refer to the following documentation.

Here, we have set up AWS Profile for AWS CLI with AWS SSO configuration with the following configuration of our AWS SSO setup.

The location of the configuration file is ~/.aws/config. 

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#######################
####   AWS SSO     ####
#######################

[profile aws-sso-demo-account]
sso_start_url = https://d-93670bbbbb.awsapps.com/start
sso_region = eu-west-1
sso_account_id = 012345678910
sso_role_name = PowerUserAccess
region = eu-west-1

Set up AWS SSO Authentication in NoSQLBooster

  1. Open the connection configuration editor of NoSQLBooster, switch to the Authentication tab, and use the MongoDB-AWS authentication method.

AWS-Auth interface

  1. Check the "From SSO (AWS Single Sign-on)" checkbox.
  2. Fill in the configured AWS profile "aws-sso-demo-account" in the "Credential Profile" edit box.
  3. Click "Test connection".

AWS SSO auth

These are all the configuration steps.

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