AWS Directory Service Extend On-Premises Microsoft AD to AWS Cloud Using AWS Managed Microsoft AD

Learn how to easily extend your on-premises Microsoft AD to AWS Cloud using AWS Managed Microsoft AD and AD trust. Learn more at- amzn.to/2CBot9x.
AWS Managed Microsoft AD enables you to leverage your existing on-premises user credentials to access cloud resources such as AWS Management console, Amazon Workspaces, Amazon Chime etc. and, Windows workloads in the cloud. Learn more at - aws.amazon.com...

[@Kevin-xu9ym]

Having the music is very distracting and takes away from it.

[@tiger4code]

Please please, don't play any type of music in the background, it is very distracting!

[@Indian-oq6wy]

Thank you so much. I am was searching this solution since long time. Thanks a lot.

[@bbking2179]

7:26 it didn't work, AWS managed AD can't find the On-Prem user

[@NathanGracie-Raitt]

@amazonwebservices, please consider editing this to remove the background music and re-publishing.

[@abdallahalsubehat6171]

can we use accounts from two forests for SSO through forest-level trusts?

[@abdallahalsubehat6171]

can we can add domain controllers to AWS-managed forests.?

[@unnikirandumkara7133]

I was thinking of using OKTA, looks like AWS AD can be used to authenticate ACVITS LAW ECMS application.

[@praveenmor3963]

@3.33 you say choose "All DNS server in this domain" however you chose "All DNS server in the forest" can you explain please ?

[@karimnetops2577]

if we don't have an on-prem AD? would it be possible to only use AWS AD Directory to authn users for one prem application?

[@nialfrancis5728]

Dunno what these whingers are on about, this music is rocking