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I unfortunately can't actually answer your question, that said I figure I'd make sure you have seen this:
IAM Authentication. Choose whether to require, allow, or disallow IAM authentication for connections to your proxy. The allow option is only valid for proxies for RDS for SQL Server. The choice of IAM authentication or native database authentication applies to all DB users that access this proxy.
Frankly I'm trying to figure out if / how IAM Authentication works or could fit into my particular problem, but when I came across this note (from the same link you posted, here) I sort of gave up.
Anyway, just wanted to make sure you saw this, if you're not using SQL Server, then IAM Authentication might not even be a choice?
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