Single Sign-On (SSO) Using Azure Active Directory
Single Sign-On is available using SAML authentication. There are two parties involved in this function. One is the IdP (the identity provider) The other is SP (service provider) A user will be registered with the identity provider and use the service from service provider. The setup described here will allow the service provider (the Cluster Server) to get access to credentials from the identity provider. In the following example, we use a public IdP (i.e., AzureAD), and the SP will be the Cluster Server. This can also be accomplished with a different IdP provider. In a multi-tenant Cluster Server deployment each tenant may want to have its own SSO service. Therefore, the Single Sign On is a per-tenant setting. Step 1: Register the Cluster Server at IdP Login as the Tenant Admin and navigate to Group Policy > Account & Login > Single Sign On. IdP will need to register the Cluster Server as a service provider (SP) by importing the SP’s meta data. You will find the...