Single Logout (SLO) Configuration between Drupal and AWS Cognito

Last updated on
4 December 2025

This guide explains how to configure Single Logout (SLO) between your Drupal site and AWS Cognito using the miniOrange Drupal OAuth Client module.
Single Logout ensures that when a user logs out of Drupal, their session is also terminated on AWS Cognito.

Prerequisite:

  • You will require the Enterprise Version of the module to configure the Single Logout feature.
  • Before proceeding, ensure that the AWS Cognito App Client is properly configured and integrated with the miniOrange OAuth Client module on your Drupal site.
  • OAuth login between Drupal and AWS Cognito is already working.

 Configure the Allowed Logout URL in AWS Cognito:

  • Log in to the AWS Console and navigate to:
    Amazon Cognito → User Pools → [Your User Pool] → App Clients (in the left-hand navigation).
  • Select your App Client (for example, drupal-oauth-login).
  • Scroll down to the Login Pages section.
  • In the Managed login pages tab, click Edit.
  • Locate the Allowed sign-out URLs field and add your Drupal logout URL in the format:
    https://<your-drupal-site>/user/logout.
  • Save the changes.

Configure the Logout Redirect in Drupal:

  • Log in to your Drupal admin dashboard.
  • Go to Configuration → miniOrange OAuth Client → Client Configuration.
  • In the Client Settings section, scroll down to the Log out Settings.
  • Check the box for Enable single log out.
  • Enter the redirect URL in the IDP End Session Endpoint ​​​​​​text field in the following format: https://<your-cognito-domain>.auth.<region>.amazoncognito.com/logout?client_id=<client-id>&.
  • After that, enter the logout URI parameter in the Redirect URI Param Name of Identity Provider text field, like logout_uri=https://<your-drupal-site>/user/logout.
  • Replace:
    • <your-cognito-domain> with your Cognito domain.
    • <region> with your AWS region.
    • <client-id> with your Cognito App Client ID.
    • <your-drupal-site> with your site’s base URL.
  • Once both configurations are saved, test the Single Logout to ensure everything is working correctly.

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