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AWS Cognito: Difference between Cognito ID and sub, what should I use . . . Cognito uses both cognitoId and sub to identify a user This project from the official awslabs uses the cognitoId as primary key in the database tables to link data to a user object, but the documentation about sub clearly states: sub: the UUID of the authenticated user This is not the same as username
Working with user attributes - Amazon Cognito You must provide a username attribute to create a local user in the Amazon Cognito directory After you create a user, you can't change the value of the username attribute
Cognito UserPool Sub or IdentityPool ID as the User ID? : r aws - Reddit When the user signup, you would, with a "Post confirmation" trigger, associate the sub provided by Cognito to the UUID that you've made in that same table You'd then be able to access the basket either by sub (in an index) or your own ID (as primary key)
Common Amazon Cognito scenarios - Amazon Cognito This topic describes six common scenarios for using Amazon Cognito The two main components of Amazon Cognito are user pools and identity pools User pools are user directories that provide sign-up and sign-in options for your web and mobile app users Identity pools provide temporary AWS credentials to grant your users access to other AWS
Cognito User Pool API - Get user by sub user ID UUID Is there really no way to retrieve a user's information by the user ID? If not, then our data store would need to store PII, or we would need to find some other workaround We're looking to avoid these outcomes
Amazon Cognito: The Ugly Parts (and our workarounds) We stick with essential data in Cognito and use DynamoDB to store all other user information When the user updates their account (i e name, gender, section, income), our FE would have to call an API endpoint that updates both Cognito and DynamoDB
Mastering AWS Cognito: The Ultimate Guide to User Attributes Before we venture into the murky waters, here's a golden nugget of advice: Always store the Cognito Username (which is essentially the Cognito ID) whenever you create or fetch a user
