SourceAWS Partner Central agents MCP Server now supports OAuth with AWS Sign-In
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server now supports OAuth with AWS Sign-In, enabling partners to access agents from tools like Amazon Quick and Kiro.
Why it matters
This simplifies the sign-in process for partners by removing the need to install additional authentication software or set up a proxy. It allows them to use existing AWS identities for tasks such as funding applications and Marketplace setup.
The details
- OAuth support is available in the US East (N. Virginia) Region.
- Administrators can govern access via IAM policies and CloudTrail audit events.
- The update replaces the need for an MCP proxy with SigV4 credentials.
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AWS owns AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server
AWS develops and provides the AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server.
AWS owns AWS Partner Central
AWS operates the AWS Partner Central portal.
AWS owns AWS Sign-In
AWS operates the AWS Sign-In authentication service.
AWS owns Amazon Quick
AWS provides the Amazon Quick tool.
AWS owns AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
AWS provides IAM for access control and permissions management.
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server uses AWS Sign-In
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server supports OAuth authentication through AWS Sign-In.
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AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server is built with Model Context Protocol (MCP)
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server is built on the Model Context Protocol.
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server uses OAuth 2.0
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server uses OAuth 2.0 via AWS Sign-In.
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server is related to AWS Partner Central
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server enables client tools to access Partner Central agents.
Amazon Quick uses AWS Sign-In
Amazon Quick uses AWS Sign-In with OAuth to access AWS Partner Central agents.
Amazon Quick uses AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server
Amazon Quick connects to AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server to interact with agents.
Kiro uses AWS Sign-In
Kiro uses AWS Sign-In with OAuth to access AWS Partner Central agents.
Kiro uses AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server
Kiro connects to AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server to interact with agents.
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server uses AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Administrators govern agent access using IAM policies and permissions.
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server uses AWS CloudTrail
Agent access through the MCP server generates CloudTrail audit events for governance.
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server is related to AWS Marketplace
Partners can use the MCP server for AWS Marketplace seller setup.
AWS Partner Central is related to AWS Management Console
Partners previously signed in to AWS Partner Central through the AWS Management Console with IAM credentials.
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server uses SigV4
Partners previously set up an MCP proxy with SigV4 credentials to access Partner Central agents.
AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server is related to United States
OAuth support for AWS Partner Central agents MCP Server is available in the US East (N. Virginia) Region.
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AWS Partner Central Agents MCP Server Adds Support for OAuth with AWS Sign-In
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