AWS Account Helper

SAMLify for AWS

Improvised AWS Saml Login Page for multiple Accounts & Roles This plugin enhances the login experience for AWS accounts with SAML-based SSO setup and multiple AWS accounts and roles. Quickly find and access the right account with powerful search, organization tools, and a modern interface. Plugin Features: - Modern UI/UX - Clean interface with dark mode support and compact/grid view options - Smart Search - Filter accounts by name, ID, or role name with match highlighting - Recently Used - Quick access to your last 5 signed-in roles - Favorites - Mark accounts as favorite to keep them at the top - Account Nicknames - Set custom display names for easier identification - Tags - Organize accounts with custom tags and filter by tag - Usage Statistics - Track your most frequently used roles - One-Click Sign In - Sign in directly from any role with a single click - Copy Account ID - Easily copy account IDs with visual confirmation - Keyboard Navigation - Navigate accounts using arrow keys DISCLAIMER: This extension is provided "as is" without any guarantees or warranty. The author shall not be held liable for any damages or losses arising from the use of this extension. Use at your own risk. The author reserves the right to modify or discontinue the extension at any time without prior notice. The author is not affiliated with AWS or endorsed by any third-party services or companies mentioned in the extension.

AWS Extend Switch Roles

Extend your AWS IAM switching roles. You can set the configuration like aws config format Switch role history does not remain only five maximum on the AWS Management Console. This extension gives you show all of switch roles from a browse menu by loading your aws configuration. ### Simple Configuration The simplest configuration is for multiple **target roles** when you always intend to show the whole list. **Target roles** can be expressed with a `role_arn` or with both `aws_account_id` and `role_name`. * `color` - The RGB hex value (without the prefix '#') for the color of the header bottom border and around the current profile. * `region` - Changing the region whenever switching the role if this parameter is specified. * `image` - The uri of an image to use on top of any color attribute supplied. The color and image are not mutually exclusive. ### Complex Configuration More complex configurations involve multiple AWS accounts and/or organizations. - If your account is aliased, you specify `aws_account_alias` in **base account**. - A **target role** is associated with a **base account** by the **target role** specifying a `source_profile`. - As above, **target roles** can be expressed with a `role_arn` or with both `aws_account_id` and `role_name` and can optionally pass the optional parameters. - If `target_role_name` is set in **base account**, the value is provided as the default role name for each **target roles**. ``` [organization1] aws_account_id = your-account-alias If you sign-in a base account, target roles of the other base accounts are excluded. For more information, please visit the homepage.

AWS Account Identifier

Adds a description with a specific color to the AWS's navigation bar depending on the account you are connected to. Adds a header to the Navigation Bar of AWS with a description and color based on the account you are connected to. In a multi account environment this is a very useful tool to help you to quickly identify the current account. A new feature has been added so you can import the accounts from the AWS SSO start page. This makes maintaining the accounts in this extension a lot easier. As from version 1.1.0 we stopped using an extra row on the navbar for the description as certain console feature were designed with a fixed position what would make it impossible to access certain functionalities of the AWS Console. Instead, we moved the description to the lower bar where enough space is available to add the description. version 1.2.1: Fix Account detection and improve style.

AWS SSO Colourise

Change the AWS navbar colour based on account (and a few other little niceties) Version 1.3.0 - Adds support for AWS GovCloud and AWS China. Fixes some issues experienced with the script. This extension gives you the ability to customise the AWS Console navigation bar, to indicate what account you are currently signed in as. In addition, it will make the name of the AWS Region you are using, and the Account Name visible by default on the Navigation bar Previously when you used "Switch Roles" you could set a colour when changing from one account to another. However, when switching to AWS SSO (or now know as IAM Identity Center), you do not have this ability with the Console. A Simple dialog lets you configure each account/account alias and the relevant colour you want to have, and this will be auto applied on the console page loading. See screenshots for some examples!