what all reports are available by default in AWS Cognito
what all reports are available by default in AWS Cognito
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AWS Cognito provides several default reports that you can use to monitor the usage and performance of your Cognito resources. Some of the default reports available in Cognito include:

1. User sign-up and sign-in reports: These reports provide information about user sign-up and sign-in activity, including the number of successful and failed sign-up and sign-in attempts, the source of the sign-up or sign-in request, and the authentication method used.
2. User pool usage reports: These reports provide information about the usage of your user pool, including the number of active users, the number of registered users, and the number of users who have signed in to your application.
3. Identity provider usage reports: These reports provide information about the usage of the identity providers (such as Google or Facebook) that are configured for your user pool, including the number of users who have authenticated using each provider and the authentication methods used.
4. Device tracking reports: These reports provide information about the devices that are used to access your application, including the number of active devices, the operating system and device type used by each device, and the location of each device.
5. Password strength reports: These reports provide information about the strength of the passwords that are used by your users, including the number of passwords that meet the minimum strength requirements and the number of passwords that do not meet the requirements.

You can access these reports through the Cognito console or by using the Cognito API. Additionally, you can use Amazon CloudWatch to monitor the usage and performance of your Cognito resources in real-time.
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what all reports are available by default in AWS Cognito
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Thank you for your question! I'm happy to help you with AWS Cognito.
By default, AWS Cognito provides several reports that can help you manage your user base and protect your identity. Here are some of the reports that are available by default in AWS Cognito:
1. User Attributes Report: This report provides information about the users in your user pool, including their attributes and the data they have provided.
2. User Activity Report: This report provides details about the activities of your users, such as logins, logouts, and password resets.
3. User Session Report: This report provides information about the user sessions on your application or service, including the duration and frequency of sessions.
4. User Authentication Report: This report provides statistics on user authentication attempts, successful and unsuccessful login attempts, and other authentication-related data.
5. Identity Validation Report: This report provides information about the validation of user identities, including the number of validated identities and the number of invalid identities.
6. Account Aging Report: This report provides information about the age of your users' accounts, including the number of accounts that are past their activation or last login date.
7. Security Risk Report: This report provides information about potential security risks on your application or service, including suspicious login attempts and other security-related data.
8. User Growth Report: This report provides information about the growth of your user base, including the number of new users and the number of inactive users.
9. User Demographics Report: This report provides information about the demographics of your users, including their age, gender, location, and other relevant data.
10. User Survey Report: This report provides insights into the user experience on your application or service, including user satisfaction and overall experience.

I hope this information helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
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what all reports are available by default in AWS Cognito
user
AWS Cognito provides several default reports that you can use to monitor the usage and performance of your Cognito resources. Some of the default reports available in Cognito include:

1. User sign-up and sign-in reports: These reports provide information about user sign-up and sign-in activity, including the number of successful and failed sign-up and sign-in attempts, the source of the sign-up or sign-in request, and the authentication method used.
2. User pool usage reports: These reports provide information about the usage of your user pool, including the number of active users, the number of registered users, and the number of users who have signed in to your application.
3. Identity provider usage reports: These reports provide information about the usage of the identity providers (such as Google or Facebook) that are configured for your user pool, including the number of users who have authenticated using each provider and the authentication methods used.
4. Device tracking reports: These reports provide information about the devices that are used to access your application, including the number of active devices, the operating system and device type used by each device, and the location of each device.
5. Password strength reports: These reports provide information about the strength of the passwords that are used by your users, including the number of passwords that meet the minimum strength requirements and the number of passwords that do not meet the requirements.

You can access these reports through the Cognito console or by using the Cognito API. Additionally, you can use Amazon CloudWatch to monitor the usage and performance of your Cognito resources in real-time.
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what all reports are available by default in AWS Cognito 
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There are several reports available by default in AWS Cognito, including:

1. Sign-up summary: Provides a summary of user sign-ups during a specific time period.

2. Sign-in summary: Provides a summary of user sign-ins during a specific time period.

3. Password reset summary: Provides a summary of password reset activities during a specific time period.

4. Sign-in errors: Provides information on failed login attempts.

5. SMS verification summary: Provides a summary of SMS verification activities during a specific time period.

6. Email verification summary: Provides a summary of email verification activities during a specific time period.

7. App usage: Provides information on user activity within your app.

8. Custom events summary: Provides information on custom events you've defined to track user behavior.
I do not have access to the latest information on aws cognito. However, according to the aws documentation, aws cognito provides several reports by default, including:

1. User activity report: this report provides information on user activity, such as login attempts, password resets, and account creation.

2. User sign-up report: this report provides information on user sign-ups, including the number of new users and the source of the sign-up.

3. User login report: this report provides information on user logins, including the number of successful and failed logins.

4. User password reset report: this report provides information on password resets, including the number of password resets and the source of the reset.

5. User account creation report: this report provides information on user account creation, including the number of new accounts created and the source of the creation.

6. User account deletion report: this report provides information on user account deletions, including the number of accounts deleted and the source of the deletion.

7. User account status report: this report provides information on user account status, including the number of active, inactive, and deleted accounts.

8. User authentication report: this report provides information on user authentication, including the number of successful and failed authentications.

9. User email verification report: this report provides information on user email verification, including the number of verified and unverified users.

10. User phone number verification report: this report provides information on user phone number verification, including the number of verified and unverified users.
I do not have access to the latest information on aws cognito. However, according to the aws documentation, aws cognito provides several reports by default, including:

1. User activity report: this report provides information on user activity, such as login attempts, password resets, and account creation.

2. User sign-up report: this report provides information on user sign-ups, including the number of new users and the source of the sign-up.

3. User authentication report: this report provides information on user authentication, including the number of successful and failed login attempts.

4. User password reset report: this report provides information on password resets, including the number of password resets and the source of the reset.

5. User account creation report: this report provides information on user account creation, including the number of new accounts created and the source of the creation.

6. User account deletion report: this report provides information on user account deletions, including the number of accounts deleted and the source of the deletion.

7. User account status report: this report provides information on user account status, including the number of active, inactive, and deleted accounts.

these reports can be accessed through the aws cognito console or through the aws cli.