Managing SSO

Single Sign-On (SSO) providers are services or platforms that enable users to authenticate themselves once and gain access to multiple applications or services without the need to provide credentials for each individual application. SSO simplifies the login process for users and enhances security by centralizing authentication and access control.

Pre-requisites:

For Personal Access Token permissions and guidelines, follow the below link accordingly

GSuite:-

  • secret key

  • Region

Azure AD:-

  • Client id

  • Client secret

  • Tenant id

  • Tenant Secret

  • Subscription ID

LDAP:-

  • URL

  • User query attribute

  • Email attribute

  • Base DN

  • Group Query Attribute

  • Bind DN

  • Bind Password

Steps:

  1. Click on the subcategory Single Sign On to create an SSO integration, as shown below

  1. The user will be able to see the supported SSO integrations, on which you can select the provider of your choice from the list.

  1. Enter the details required to link your provider for onboarding the SSO and click Create Integration.

  1. Once the credentials are verified the integration is created and you can view the resources synced and manage the integration as explained in the link here.

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