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AWS AppConfig is used by Sandbox Studio to store its runtime configuration. You will need to update this configuration after the CloudFormation stacks have been deployed so that Sandbox Studio knows how to authenticate users and where to route traffic. If App...

AWS Secrets Manager is used to store the SAML Identity Provider (IdP) certificate securely. The SandboxStudio-API stack creates a secret for this purpose. You must update it with the correct certificate from your Identity Center application. If the certificat...

Overview The Sandbox Studio solution includes observability tools for monitoring the solution resources. Amazon CloudWatch Application Insights Sandbox Studio on AWS includes access to Amazon CloudWatch Application Insights to provide automatic detection an...

When the Sandbox Studio solution detects an issue with one of its sandbox accounts, the account is moved to a Quarantine state and an email is sent to the solution administrators indicating that action be taken to resolve the account’s quarantine status. Note...

If the cleanup process fails to completely clean an account at the end of a lease, Sandbox Studio will move the account into a Quarantine state, and email the Administrators notifying them of the issue. To resolve an account that has failed clean-up: L...

Sandbox Studio Software LTDEnd User License Agreement (EULA)  Version: 1.0  Table of Contents Parties and Product  License Grant and Scope  Key Definitions  Usage Restrictions  Intellectual Property Rights  Disclaimers and Liability  Support a...

Sandbox Studio's licensing is managed directly through the AWS Marketplace, ensuring a seamless and integrated experience with your existing AWS billing. Sandbox Studio software is licensed annually based on the number of AWS Accounts (sandboxes) you manage vi...

After logging into the Sandbox Studio UI, as an Administrator, you will land on your Administrator's Home page. As a Sandbox Studio Administrator, you have the capability of requesting and accessing AWS Accounts yourself, overseeing the end user accounts as...

As an Administrator, by clicking on the AWS Accounts (1) link in the Administrator section of the left menu, the Administrator can access the Accounts Summary page.  On this page the Administrator can see an Accounts Summary (2) of how many accounts are in ...

As an Administrator you have control over what notification settings are set. From the left hand menu, select Settings (1) and then switch on or off which notifications you want to enable or disable.

An Administrator may wish to get the users of their sandbox accounts to agree to certain Terms of Service before they access their sandbox environments.  An Administrator is able to edit these Terms of Service and also keep a record of previous versions that u...

An Administrator is able to control and change the way that the AWS Accounts are cleaned/recycled at the end of a lease.  This is task is completed by an open-source tool called AWS Nuke.  However, in some instances an Administrator may wish to modify the way ...

The Administrator has access to a wide range of advanced settings from the Advanced Settings (1) menu on the left hand menu. This page will detail each of the following sections:  General Settings Lease Settings Cleanup Settings Authentication Settings ...

On the Subscription page, an Administrator can view their Sandbox Studio current licensing entitlements and usage. Subscription page The Subscription page shows the current status of the licence, how many AWS accounts are allowed, the API key used to connect...