This is a step by step guide on how to set up SSO for Amazon Web Services (AWS) Identity and Access Management (IAM) on Okta.

Essentially by federating Okta to Amazon Web Services (AWS) Identity and Access Management (IAM) accounts, end users get single sign on access to all their assigned AWS roles with their Okta credentials.

Such that when users sign into AWS from Okta, they are automatically logged into their assigned AWS role on AWS. 

This is a guide on how to install Dropbox Nautilus using command line in Linux.

This will be using what Dropbox calls, "Dropbox Nautilus" package. 

It is great if you are looking for:

• A Dropbox package for a Linux distribution that is not currently supported on Dropbox, and the native prebuilt ones offerd by Dropbox are not working.
• If you plan on developing with the Dropbox Nautilus package. 

The guidance for this version from Dropbox is:

You should only build Dropbox Nautilus yourself if you need a package for a distribution that we don't support, or you want to develop on the Dropbox Nautilus package. - Dropbox Github