Authenticate Amazon RDS for Db2 instances using on-premises Microsoft Active Directory and Kerberos
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This article discusses how to authenticate Amazon RDS for Db2 instances using on-premises Microsoft Active Directory and Kerberos authentication.
- Solution involves using AWS Managed Microsoft AD to establish a forest-level trust with on-premises AD
- Creates an RDS for Db2 instance that joins the AWS managed AD
- Sets up a Windows virtual desktop joined to the on-premises AD
- Enables single sign-on (SSO) and centralized Kerberos authentication for database users
- Provides a Terraform-based deployment process with step-by-step configuration
The solution allows enterprises to extend their existing Active Directory infrastructure to Amazon RDS for Db2, providing centralized user authentication and management across cloud and on-premises environments.
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