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IAM Identity Center supports OAuth 2.0 based identity federation through the OpenID Connect (OIDC) web service and allows applications to register public OAuth 2.0 clients. When application needs to access a protected resource in the future, it sends a request to the OIDC service to initiate device authorization. This request returns a verification URL and a device code.
Right now the scope is enable access to
- Amazon Q Developer code analysis
- Amazon Q inline code suggestions
- Amazon Q chat
- Amazon Q Developer Agent for software development
- Amazon Q Developer Agent for code transformation
- Read and write to your Amazon CodeCatalyst resources, allowing access to all your existing resources.
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answered 16 days ago
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