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-# Amazon QuickSight Embedding Sample
-Thank you for using Amazon QuickSight. We have put together a sample for embedding dashboards in your apps running on a web browser. As the embedding API currently does not support CORS, we have provided an example of a lambda based setup, which enables you to invoke the embedding API from your web app.
 
-## Usage
-Before you can embed an Amazon QuickSight dashboard, you need to publish it and ensure that users are granted necessary permissions. For more information, see  [Embedding Amazon QuickSight Dashboards](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quicksight/latest/user/embedding-dashboards.html) in the Amazon QuickSight User Guide.
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-# Amazon QuickSight SSO
-QuickSight Embedding SSO works by obtaining AWS Credentials from the users logged in credentials.
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-Amazon QuickSight provides the following options for implementing SSO.
-1. OpenID Connect
-2. SAML
-3. QuickSight authenticated.
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-The sample application covers OpenID Connect based SSO integrating with Cognito - Refer to OpenIDAuthentication folder for more details.
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-QuickSight authenticated can be used for QuickSight enterprise account with AD integration, or can be used in cases. A sample application highlighting that is available in QuickSightAuthentication folder.
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