AWS is an authorized Microsoft License Mobility Partner and has an active Premier Support agreement with Microsoft. To find more information on end of support (EOS) for Microsoft products go here.ĪWS is a member of the Microsoft Partner Network, licensed to sell Microsoft software under the Service Provider License Agreement (SPLA), and a Microsoft Gold Certified Hosting Partner. Now AWS has further enhanced our support capabilities with a new additional direct engagement between AWS Support and Microsoft Support, to help ensure high quality support and issue resolution for our customers. Our support engineers have deep experience with Microsoft technologies on AWS including Amazon EC2, Amazon ECS, Amazon RDS, Amazon Workspaces and others. AWS Support has been successfully supporting our customers who run Microsoft Windows-based EC2 instances in the AWS cloud since 2008 when we first launched Windows Server on EC2. In addition, AWS has released Microsoft-specific technologies that allow users to manage and optimize Windows applications in AWS – such as AWS tools for Windows PowerShell and EC2Rescue for EC2 Windows. Microsoft and AWS have mutual customers running Windows workloads on AWS today, including Dole Foods, Hess Corporation, and Lionsgate. Over the years, AWS and Microsoft have collaborated to make Windows and its associated workloads available in the AWS cloud. AWS is also an authorized license mobility partner. AWS is a Gold Certified member of the Microsoft Partner Network and licensed to sell Microsoft software under the Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA). The Edit Assignment window opens.Ĭheck the appropriate check-boxes to assign or remove licenses and roles for the selected user or group.What is the relationship between Microsoft and Amazon Web Services?Īmazon Web Services and Microsoft have worked together for several years, starting with AWS launching Windows Server based instances in 2008. Select a user or a group, then check the appropriate boxes to assign licenses and roles to the selected user or group.įrom Filters, select a user or a group, then click the Edit button next to it. The Assign Microsoft Office 365 window opens. Go to your Office 365 app instance and open the Assignments tab.Ĭlick the Assign button and select Assign to People or Assign to Groups. You can assign Office 365 licenses to users or groups or edit the assignment from the app instance.Īssign Office 365 licenses and roles to a user or groupĮdit Office 365 licenses and roles assigned to a user or group See Typical workflow for deploying Microsoft Office 365 in Okta. Before you beginĭeploy Office 365 app instance in your org.

To specify which services are made available to your selected user or group, select the services you want the selected user or group to be licensed to use and continue provisioning as before.

Office 365 licenses that do not have a status set are not displayed. If you have selected Provisioning Type as Licenses/Roles Management Only these licenses and roles are the only attributes available. When assigning a user or a group to Office 365, you see the Licenses option. For example, you can assign Microsoft E3 licenses with only Exchange and Lync enabled for your Sales team, while your Support team gets an E3 license with only SharePoint Online enabled. When assigning the Office 365 app to a user or a group, you can specify which Office 365 services are enabled for them.

Microsoft office license management