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AWS STS simplifies session token size limits and adds session token size monitoring

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AWS Security Token Service (STS) has consolidated session token size limits into a single 4,096-byte limit, simplifying management and allowing for larger session policies and tags. The service now reports session token size in API responses, CloudWatch metrics, and CloudTrail events, and offers a new parameter to test infrastructure's maximum token capacity. This change aims to provide users with more flexibility and better visibility into their token utilization.

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