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Custom Web Experience With Amazon Q Business

An AWS sample repository that guides developers in building a customized web interface for an existing Amazon Q Business application, including Cognito-based authentication and identity-aware chatbot interactions through the ChatSync API.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use the repository when building a tailored web front end for an existing Amazon Q Business application and you need a documented starting point for authentication and ChatSync conversations.

Who it is for

  • Developers adapting the Amazon Q Business interface with corporate styling, feedback handling or custom login.
  • Teams that want to consolidate Amazon Q interactions in a tailored web experience.

Documented uses

  • Build a customized web interface connected to an existing Amazon Q Business application.
  • Use Cognito and IAM Identity Center in an identity-aware sign-in and chat flow.
  • Adapt the interface with feedback handling, corporate colors and templates, or a custom login experience.
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Requirements & limits

The repository is public and identified as MIT-0 licensed. The documented deployment requires an AWS account and AWS resources, including an existing Amazon Q Business application.

  • The documented authentication walkthrough uses Amazon Cognito; other OIDC 2.0-compliant providers are described as likely to work with minor adjustments.
  • Deployment prerequisites include IAM permissions, IAM Identity Center users, an existing Amazon Q application and a certificate imported into AWS Certificate Manager.
  • The described deployment uses CloudFormation with an Application Load Balancer, Cognito user pool and EC2-hosted web app.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Prepare the AWS environment for the sample UI

Set up the documented prerequisites before launching the sample’s CloudFormation deployment.

Before you start

  • An AWS account and an IAM role with sufficient permissions to create the required resources.
  • An existing, working Amazon Q Business application.
  • IAM Identity Center with users configured with names and email addresses.
  • A TLS certificate imported into AWS Certificate Manager.

Steps

  1. Confirm the AWS account, deployment permissions, Amazon Q application and IAM Identity Center users are in place.

  2. Obtain a TLS certificate, import it into AWS Certificate Manager, and retain its certificate ARN for the deployment parameters.

  3. If proceeding with the documented development-only self-signed certificate route, generate and import a private certificate using the README’s OpenSSL and AWS CLI commands.

Expected outcome

The prerequisites and certificate ARN needed for the documented CloudFormation launch are prepared.

Guide limitations

  • A self-signed certificate can trigger a browser warning and is not recommended by the README for production use.
  • This guide covers preparation only; it does not claim that deployment or application operation was tested.
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