AWS Cognito User Pool SAML - SCIM support - amazon-cognito

Does AWS Cognito User Pool SAML has SCIM support (ADFS)?
Any example of how it can be implemented?

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What is Azure’s equivalents to AWS Cognito Identity Pool?

I think Azure AD is the equivalent to AWS Cognito User Pool, but is there an equivalent to AWS Cognito Identity Pool?
"Amazon Cognito identity pools support both authenticated and unauthenticated identities. Authenticated identities belong to users who are authenticated by any supported identity provider. Unauthenticated identities typically belong to guest users".
Azure AD and Azure AD B2C can federate with any Identity provider that supports OpenID Connect or SAML 2. Azure AD also supports federation via WS-Fed.
Azure AD supports guest users - typically known as external identies.

Is there a way to federete Cognito user pool with Keycloak

We have a Cognito user pool with customers from a different company. Our application needs to allow users to login and authorise API calls from our backend. We are looking for a way to federate Cognito user pool with Keycloak. By default Keycloak supports LDAP and Kebros. Is it possible to federate with the Cognito user pool?

Auth0 as front end to log in Cognito users

I have an Android app and an API secured with Auth0.
I'm developing an app for a new client, who has a large Cognito user pool.
Is it possible to use my current Auth0 setup to log in Cognito users via email/password and receive a Auth0 JWT?
I don't want to create a new Auth0 user for each Cognito user. At least not explicitly.
Thanks
If I understand you correctly, you want to use Auth0 as a service provider and AWS Cognito as an identity provider. In theory, you can use SAML protocol to achieve that. Try the following:
Configure Auth0 as SAML service provider. https://auth0.com/docs/protocols/saml/saml-sp-generic
Configure AWS Cognito AS Identity provider: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/latest/developerguide/cognito-user-pools-managing-saml-idp-console.html
Then, once you initiate the login flow in auth0, users will be redirected to AWS Cognito for user authentication. After successful user authentication, AWS should redirect the user Auth0 with SAML Assertion. In that stage, Auth0 will validate the assertion and will issue a JWT token. The user will be redirected to your application with JWT. Note that if this is the first login, auth0 will create a user profile.
https://auth0.com/docs/protocols/saml
The following AWS documentation explains how to configure auth0 as IDP.
https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/auth0-saml-cognito-user-pool/

What is difference between AWS-Cognito and Shibboleth?

I want to know the difference between AWS-Cognito and Shibboleth. I am unable to find the difference.
From what I can see shibboleth is a general SSO solution. It is comparable with cognito user pool which too provides user management services. The main difference between user pool and shibboleth would be that since user pools are a service offered by AWS they can be used by other AWS services directly like api gateway. IAM can be used to restrict access to signed admin API calls in userpool (eg: adminInitiateAuth)
Then we have cognito identity pool. This is used to grant access to aws resources. You can use various federated identities like facebook, amazon, openid etc as well as cognito user pool to authenticate and request for resources. You can also allow unauthenticated users to access resources.

REST API oauth2 type authentication using AWS Cognito

I have a rest api in nodejs. my mobile app will consume my rest api. Can i implement oauth2 type authentication using aws cognito for my mobile app? I need resource owner password grant if i implement oauth2.
Amazon Cognito's Federated Identity feature is not an authentication provider. It vends AWS credentials for well known providers like Facebook, Google, Cognito User Pools, etc. or for custom developer providers. These custom developer provider can use any authentication protocol as long as they talk to our services from the back end and use the OpenId tokens vended in back end from their mobile apps. You can read more about this here.
Cognito User Pools however is an authentication provider and vends OpenId tokens once the user is authenticated. These tokens can also be exchanged for AWS credentials using the federated identity flow.