I have managed to integrate Quick Sight with Azure AD following the link below. I would like to know how to create a user-friendly access URL for Amazon Quick Sight so that users can easily access the application with a meaningful application name.
Hi @Asfak
Currently Quick Sight natively doesn’t support custom domain / vanity url endpoint for accessing Quick Sight console.
One alternative approach is to use Quick Sight console embedding, as described here: Managing domains and embedding - Amazon Quick Sight this way you create the portal with required domain names and embed Quick Sight console inside via iframe.
Thanks
Vinod
Thanks for your response Vinod.
My URL is https://ap-southeast-2.quicksight.aws.amazon.com/sn/auth/signin?enable-sso=1
While trying to add the CNAME in DNS, below error is occurred. Is there anyway to get a shorter version of the URL or any other alternatives to handle this?
- CNAME records gives this error: A DNS label must not exceed 63 characters.
- The DNS label must contain only the following characters: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -, and _.
@Asfak Currently, Quick Sight does not support vanity urls, and the CNAME trick won’t work. We use cookies and other things scoped to our specific public domain names.
One alternative is to use our public Quick Sight console embedding, as described here: Managing domains and embedding - Amazon QuickSight that way you can create the portal where you want on your own page and then embed the whole quicksight experience inside of that via an iframe.
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