Examples of using Amazon cognito in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
For more information on identity pools, see the Amazon Cognito Developer Guide.
For mobile applications, we recommend that you use Amazon Cognito.
This topic describes six common scenarios for using Amazon Cognito.
Using Amazon Cognito for Mobile Apps.
For most mobile application scenarios, we recommend that you use Amazon Cognito.
By default, these roles only allow access to Amazon Cognito Identity and Amazon Cognito Sync.
After your user is authenticated, you can provide the resulting SAML assertion to Amazon Cognito Identity using Amazon Cognito APIs.
To use Amazon Cognito with the API, set a default AWS service configuration(shown following) before getting the defaultClient method shown previously.
You can use an Amazon Cognito hosted domain
Your user lands on the Amazon Cognito built-in sign-in page,
Authorizing Amazon Cognito to Send Amazon SES Email on Your Behalf from a Custom FROM Email Address.
If your app uses the Amazon Cognito hosted UI,
Amazon Cognito helps you create unique identifiers for your end users that are kept consistent across devices and platforms.
You can use Amazon Cognito to deliver temporary, limited-privilege credentials to your application,
AWS populates the value of the item's primary key with that user's Amazon Cognito identity ID.
Adele could also store this data locally on the device and use Amazon Cognito to keep it synchronized across devices.
you can use an Amazon Cognito generated sessionToken to associate the new TOTP MFA software token.
For example, to configure your JavaScript files to use an Amazon Cognito unauthenticated role to access the DynamoDB web service.
sign-in demo returns and displays the user's Amazon Cognito Identity Pool ID.
you can choose to have Amazon Cognito remember devices used to access your application and associate these remembered devices with your application's users in a user pool.