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SeaLights support SAML 2 SSO integration . Configuring the SSO needs to be done on both IDP and SeaLights side, the and the configuration of the Single Sign-On connection requires steps on both the Customer’s IdP (Identity Provider) and SeaLights sides.
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In order to set up the SSO integration, please make sure the people with relevant permissions are involved from your IT department. |
The following items walk you through the necessary steps to achieve the SSO integration:configuration:
Open a request to our SeaLights Support to provide you with:
The Assertion Consumer Service (ASC) URL
The Audience URI
The Sealights certificate
Set up a SAML 2.0 application on your
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IdP
Using the information provided by Sealights from the step above
Configure the SAML response to send five attributes for each user (step 4 in the diagram above):
E-mail
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address, First Name
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, Last Name
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Attribute to be used to map one of the values
user
,user-admin
,user
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-devops
This can be any value from your IdP, including multiple values as long as there is a clear mapping from them to one of roles.
The mapping will be performed on Sealights sideGroups: List of groups the user belongs to for assigning apps that user has access to in Sealights
Once this is set
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up, provide
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Sealights with one of the options below:
The
metadata.xml
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(preferred)
The Issuer URI, the SSO URL
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, the certificate
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We will then test that everything is working properly using a dedicated test user and
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update the configuration/mapping according to the results of the tests
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At this point, we will be ready to assign all your users to work through |
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a Single Sign-On connection. |