Configure Amazon Managed Grafana to use Ping Identity - Amazon Managed Grafana
Step 1: Steps to complete in Ping IdentityStep 2: Steps to complete in Amazon Managed Grafana

Configure Amazon Managed Grafana to use Ping Identity

Use the following steps to configure Amazon Managed Grafana to use Ping Identity as an identity provider. These steps assume that you have already created your Amazon Managed Grafana workspace and you have made a note of the workspace's ID, URLs, and Region.

Step 1: Steps to complete in Ping Identity

Complete the following steps in Ping Identity.

To set up Ping Identity as an identity provider for Amazon Managed Grafana

  1. Sign in to the Ping Identity console as an admin.

  2. Choose Applications.

  3. Choose Add Application, Search Application Catalog.

  4. Search for the Amazon Managed Grafana for SAML application, then choose it and choose Setup.

  5. In the Ping Identity application, choose Next to get to the SAML configuration page. Then make the following SAML settings:

    • For Assertion Consumer Service, paste in your Service provider reply URL from the Amazon Managed Grafana workspace.

    • For Entity ID, paste in your Service provider identifier from the Amazon Managed Grafana workspace.

    • Make sure that Sign Assertion is selected and that Encrypt Assertion is not selected.

  6. Choose Continue to Next Step.

  7. In SSO Attribute Mapping, make sure that the Amazon Managed Grafana attribute is in Application Attribute and that the Ping Identity attribute is in the Identity Bridge Attribute. Then make the following settings:

    • mail must be Email (Work).

    • displayName must be Display Name.

    • SAML_SUBJECT must be Email (Work). And then for this attribute, choose Advanced, set the Name ID Format to send to SP to urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:nameid-format:transient and choose Save.

    • Add in any other attribute that you would like to pass.

    • Add any other attributes that you would like to pass. For more information about the attributes that you can pass to Amazon Managed Grafana in the assertion mapping, see Assertion mapping.

  8. Choose Continue to Next Step.

  9. In Group Access, choose which groups to assign this application to.

  10. Choose Continue to Next Step.

  11. Copy the SAML Metadata URL which starts with https://admin- api.pingone.com/latest/metadata/. You use this later in the configuration.

  12. Choose Finish.

Step 2: Steps to complete in Amazon Managed Grafana

Complete the following steps in the Amazon Managed Grafana console.

To finish setting up Ping Identity as an identity provider for Amazon Managed Grafana

  1. Open the Amazon Managed Grafana console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/grafana/.

  2. In the navigation pane, choose the menu icon.

  3. Choose All workspaces.

  4. Choose the name of the workspace.

  5. In the Authentication tab, choose Setup SAML configuration.

  6. Under Import the metadata, choose Upload or copy/paste and paste the Ping URL that you copied in the previous procedure.

  7. Under Assertion mapping, do the following:

    • Make sure that I want to opt-out of assigning admins to my workspace is not selected.

      Note

      If you choose I want to opt-out of assigning admins to my workspace, you won't be able to use the Amazon Managed Grafana workspace console to administer the workspace, including tasks such as managing data sources, users, and dashboard permissions. You can make administrative changes to the workspace only by using Grafana APIs.

    • Set Assertion attribute role to the attribute name that you chose.

    • Set Admin role values to value corresponding to your admin users' roles.

    • (Optional) If you changed the default attributes in your Ping Identity application, expand Additional settings - optional and then set the new attribute names.

      By default, the Ping Identity displayName attribute is passed to the name attribute and the Ping Identity mail attribute is passed to both the email and login attributes.

  8. Choose Save SAML Configuration.