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Export AWS Cognito User Pool
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| # Export as Text Table | |
| aws --region XXXXXXXXX cognito-idp list-users --user-pool-id XXXXXXXXXXXXX --output table > ~/users.txt | |
| # Export as JSON | |
| aws --region XXXXXXXXX cognito-idp list-users --user-pool-id XXXXXXXXXXXXX --output json > ~/users.json | |
| # Export User Pool with more than 60 users (pagination) | |
| aws --region XXXXXXXXX cognito-idp list-users --user-pool-id XXXXXXXXXXXXX --pagination-token INCREDIBLYLONGSTRINGHERE --output json > ~/users-2.json |
Thanks @mikhael28! I'll add this above.
Not sure that INCREDIBLYLONGSTRINGHERE sufficiently conveys how long those strings are
This was exactly what I was looking for! Huge ups!
Also, the limit of 60 users seems to be gone. I exported 171 moments ago.
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This was money! It didn't export all the users in the user pool, but it was a good start! Cognito's ListUserAPI has a default limit of 60 accounts to list at a time, however it does give you a 'PaginationToken' which you can re-insert into the following CLI request, and export to a different file - user1.txt for example.
After the --user-pool-id, add in
--pagination-token INCREDIBLYLONGSTRINGHERE --output....as usual until you export all your users.