#1 AWS Marketplace - Setup Guide Bookstack supports two authentication methods: standard and Google. #1 AWS Marketplace - Setup Guide Bookstack supports two authentication methods : standard and Google . The following table compares the two methods. Choose the one that best fits your needs and click the “ Go to AWS Marketplace ” button. Feature Standard Authentication Google Authentication (OIDC) Login Method Local username & password Google Single Sign-On (SSO) User Management Managed within BookStack Users managed via Google Workspace Security Level Standard password-based security OAuth 2.0 authentication with Google Ease of Use Requires manual user management Seamless login with Google account Setup Complexity No additional configuration required 🚨 Requires a one-time login as the default admin to grant admin privileges to your Cognito account. By default, Cognito - authenticated users are assigned the Viewer role , and this step ensures that your account receives Admin permissions. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Not built-in, but can be configured Supports Google MFA Best For Small teams, personal use Enterprises using Google services ⚠ Important Notice! At this time, BookStack does not support simultaneous use of both Standard Authentication and Google Authentication (OIDC) . To switch authentication methods, you must manually update the .env file and restart the BookStack docker container  (detailed instructions will be provided below) .  📌 Deploying BookStack via AWS CloudFormation Follow these steps to deploy BookStack in your AWS infrastructure: 1️⃣ Go to AWS Marketplace 1. Open the BookStack page directly on  AWS Marketplace - or type the name of the product Bookstack Wiki Software . 2. Click View purchase options , in appeared page Subscribe to this software review the terms, pricing information and accept the agreement. 3. The subscription is now Pending . 4. Wait until the subscription is active and click on  Continue to Configuration . 5. Continue with selecting fulfillment option, version, and region. 6. Launch . Here, you can read the manual or launch your own wiki. ⚠ Important Notice! We provide three Fulfillment options : Fulfillment option Description Architecture 1. Bookstack infra without Cognito, default VPC, RDS AutoBackup Off, Single-AZ, EC2. ≈ $45.40 Cost-efficient BookStack deployment utilizing an existing VPC and RDS Single-AZ . AWS Cognito is excluded, but the setup retains EFS Backup , Secrets Manager , Systems Manager , EC2 , and CloudWatch Logs for security and monitoring. Open Diagram 2. Bookstack infra enabled Cognito, default VPC, RDS AutoBackup Off, Single-AZ, EC2. ≈ $51.40 Balanced BookStack deployment utilizing an existing VPC with AWS Cognito for authentication . RDS Single-AZ with AutoBackup disabled ensures cost efficiency, while EFS Backup , Secrets Manager , Systems Manager , EC2 , and CloudWatch Logs provide security and monitoring. Open Diagram 3. Bookstack infra enabled Cognito, new VPC, RDS AutoBackup Off, Single-AZ, EC2.  ≈ $84.25 Optimized BookStack deployment with Cognito authentication , new VPC , and RDS Single-AZ .  Includes EC2 instance , EFS Backup , Secrets Manager , Systems Manager , and CloudWatch Logs for enhanced security, scalability, and monitoring Open Diagram 2️⃣ Deployment via CloudFormation 📌 Choosing Parameters 1. You will be redirected to CloudFormation Stack Launch with selected AWS region where you want to deploy BookStack. Click Next . 2. Specify stack details . Here, you need to fill in the Stack name . You can choose any name for your stack, but we recommend using a structured format like:  bookstack (e.g., wiki , docs , etc.).  For this guide, we will use wiki as an example. To proceed, please follow this instruction: 2. Configuring Parameters for main stack