Today, Amazon DataZone announced support for account instances of AWS IAM Identity Center. Amazon DataZone administrators can now setup single sign-on (SSO) users through AWS IAM Identity Center without needing to have an organization configured through AWS Organizations.
As an Amazon DataZone administrator, you can now enable AWS IAM Identity Center for a single AWS account instead of the entire AWS organization. When creating an Amazon DataZone domain, choose to enable AWS IAM Identity Center for a single AWS account. With the account instance option, decide whether to allow all authorized AWS IAM Identity Center users and groups access to the domain or explicitly assign them. For example, an AWS account administrator, who doesn’t have access to the management account for their organization and needs to set up SSO access, can provide access to the Amazon DataZone portal for individual users or groups in that AWS account.
Amazon DataZone support of AWS IAM Identity Center account instance is available in all AWS Regions where Amazon DataZone is available.
To learn more, visit Amazon DataZone, and get started with AWS IAM Identity Center account instance documentation.
Source:: Amazon AWS