Several PiaSoft customers have asked us to add SSO support, and in v 1.11 , we have added it. We also have instructions to set up with Okta. The Single Sign On workflow to view Flow Logs looks like: User logs into your SSO Identity Provider. User follows a link to a FlowLogsViewer instance. After authentication with the IDP completes successfully, user is redirected to the base login page. Credentials are no longer required here. If access to the app denied through the SSO ID

Several PiaSoft customers have asked us to add SSO support, and in v 1.11 , we have added it. We also have instructions to set up OneLogin SSO. The Single Sign On workflow to view Flow Logs looks like: User logs into your SSO Identity Provider. User follows a link to a FlowLogsViewer instance. After authentication with the IDP completes successfully, user is redirected to the base login page. Credentials are no longer required here. If access to the app denied through the SSO

We released PiaSoft Flow Logs Viewer version 1.09 recently. As always, you can get a free, 30-day trial through the AWS Marketplace: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B074N3YQ1P In this new release, we made Setup much simpler We no longer require the creation of Access and Secret keys. When you launch an instance of the Flow Log Viewer, it has its own IAM Instance Profile and policy, granting it the permissions it needs. It takes just a few clicks to set up, and then you