Rootly Tutorial
Doc updateThe guide now provides explicit Rootly fields for the Entra identifier, login and logout URLs, PEM certificate, and domain, followed by enabling and saving the SSO configuration.
Daily.Entra.NewsFive documentation updates focused on Workload ID, Entra ID integrations, and ID Governance. Flexible federated identity credential guidance now covers applications and user-assigned managed identities, with Microsoft Graph and Azure Resource Manager setup paths, credential properties such as `claimsMatchingExpression`, and updated GitLab claim-matching requirements. Rootly SSO and provisioning instructions also received concrete configuration updates, while PIM for Groups guidance clarifies credential-protection coverage.
The setup guidance explains Microsoft Graph configuration for applications and Azure Resource Manager configuration for user-assigned managed identities. It also documents credential properties including `claimsMatchingExpression`.
The flexible federated identity credential guidance now includes updated GitLab claim-matching requirements alongside coverage for applications and user-assigned managed identities.
The tutorial now identifies the Entra identifier, login URL, logout URL, PEM certificate, and domain, followed by instructions to enable and save the SSO configuration.
The documented Tenant URL changed from `https://docs.rootly.com/integrations/scim` to `https://rootly.com/scim`.
Credential protection is now described as covering group members and owners, including eligible members and owners who have not yet activated.
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The guide now provides explicit Rootly fields for the Entra identifier, login and logout URLs, PEM certificate, and domain, followed by enabling and saving the SSO configuration.
The documented Tenant URL changed from `https://docs.rootly.com/integrations/scim` to `https://rootly.com/scim`.
The documentation now states that credential protection covers group members and owners, including eligible members and owners who have not yet activated.
The documentation now explains setup for applications and user-assigned managed identities, using Microsoft Graph for applications and Azure Resource Manager for managed identities. It also adds details about credential properties, including claimsMatchingExpression.
The guidance now covers applications and user-assigned managed identities, including Azure Resource Manager setup instructions and updated GitLab claim-matching requirements.