- Introduces outbound IAM identity federation in the AWS European Sovereign Cloud (Germany) region, letting workloads exchange IAM credentials for short‑lived JWTs to access external services.
- Provides fine‑grained access control and compliance by allowing token properties (lifetime, audience, signing algorithm) to be managed via IAM policies and audited with CloudTrail.
- Enables secure authentication to third‑party cloud providers, SaaS platforms, and self‑hosted applications without using long‑term credentials.
AWS IAM identity federation to external services is now available in AWS European Sovereign Cloud Region
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