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Amazon Q Business Token Vending Machine and QUI

Important

This solution requires using Amazon Q Business with IAM Identity Provider, and does not support IAM Identity Center (IDC) based authentication setup. For calling Amazon Q Business APIs while using IDC, check this GitHub repository.

Tip

💡 We highly recommend starting with the wiki before deploying.

Deploy a fully customizable Amazon Q Business AI Assistant experience

Deploy TVM (Token Vending Machine) for Amazon Q Business

  1. Clone this repo and cd into /amzn-q-auth-tvm directory
  2. Run npm install --save and create a .env file.
  3. Enter the following in the .env file with the account details of where you want to deploy the stack
CDK_DEFAULT_ACCOUNT=<account_id>
CDK_DEFAULT_REGION=<region>
  1. (Optional) If you intend to use TVM with Amazon Q Business custom UI (QUI) then edit the amzn-q-auth-tvm/allow-list-domains.json file to add your domain to the allow list.
  2. cdk bootstrap
  3. cdk synth
  4. cdk deploy --require-approval never --outputs-file ./cdk-outputs.json --profile <profile>
  5. Once the stack is deployed note the following values from the stack's output
Outputs:
MyOidcIssuerStack.AudienceOutput = xxxxxxx
MyOidcIssuerStack.IssuerUrlOutput = https://xxxxxxx.execute-api.<region>.amazonaws.com/prod/
MyOidcIssuerStack.QBizAssumeRoleARN = arn:aws:iam::XXXXXXXX:role/q-biz-custom-oidc-assume-role

✨  Total time: 64.31s
  1. The stack will create the TVM (Audience and Issuer endpoints), an IAM Role to assume with Q Business permissions, an IAM Identity Provider already setup with the Issuer and Audience (You should be able to see this Identity Provider from IAM Console)
  2. Setup a Q Business App, Select "AWS IAM Identity Provider" (Note: Uncheck "Web Experience" from "Outcome" when creating the Q Business App), select "OpenID Connect (OIDC)" provider type for authentication and select the above created Identity Provider from the drop down, in "Client ID" enter the Audience value from the stack output above AudienceOutput (also found in cdk-outputs.json file that captures the output of stack deployment, or in your Cloudformation stack deployment output).
  3. Setup your Q Business App following the rest of the steps by adding data sources etc.

Delete the TVM stack

To delete the TVM stack-

  1. Change into the TVM stack root directory
cd amzn-q-auth-tvm
  1. Run
cdk destroy

Deploy sample React App with Custom Amazon Q UI usage

  1. Change directory to amzn-q-custom-ui.
  2. Run npm install --save to install dependencies.
  3. Create a .env file at the root of the directory with these values.
  4. Note: the email should ideally be acquired by your user authentication mechanism.
VITE_QBIZ_APP_ID=<q-biz-app-id>
VITE_IAM_ROLE_ARN=<iam-role-arn-from-stack-deployment>
VITE_EMAIL=<email address>
VITE_AWS_REGION=<region-where-q-biz-app>
VITE_ISSUER=<issuer-url-from-stack>

NOTE: For production you will need a similar file called .env.production

  1. Run npm run dev
  2. Visit your app in localhost URL provided by Vite local server