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  • Single Sign-On (SSO) README


  • Single sign-on is an authentication scheme that allows a user to log in with a single ID to any of several related, yet independent, software systems


  • Introduction

    Supported protocols: SAML 2.0

    Shell Integration

    Shell V6 and beyond supports, SSO links inside the user management menu:

    SSO

    The system will store the user's state in the UI (hrefUri) so that switching back and forth will remember the user context and land them on the designated spot.

    User Switch

    To the ability for a user to switch another user add an entry to userswitch with proper fromId and toId.

    insert into userswitch (tscreated, fromId, toId) values (utc_timestamp, )

    Note that for switching back, another entry needs to be created that mirrors the other entry.

    Session Switch

    The ability for a user to context switch while staying logged into the same Izy account is critical for or multi tasking across different projects. This worksflow is initiated from the Information Bucket drill down.

    The user can either initiate a context switch cycle by creating an empty context, and then switching to it:

    SSO

    See Also

    • IzyShell README

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