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Workspace IBM Turbonomic ARM
Categories Authentication & Security
Created by Guest
Created on Sep 13, 2024

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Call Turbonomic API using SSO/SAML credential/token (not local user)

We can only execute APIs using a local user or Oauth. So, we have 2 problems: a) local user can't be protected like an SSO user (like when using Azure AD for conditional access); b) Oauth authentication in Turbo for APIs makes the Turbonomic an Oauth provider when it should use SSO (Azure AD in my customer scenario) as the provider. In the same way as a local user using Oauth for API calls, I cannot control where somebody will use those credentials. 

The suggestions is to be able to call APIs using SAML/SSO credential/token.

Idea priority Urgent
  • Admin
    Scott Johnston
    Reply
    |     Oct 4, 2024

    We truly value our relationship with you and appreciate your willingness to share details about your experiences and ideas. We think this is a good idea and will target it for inclusion in a future release.

    Thank you for taking time to meet with us to discuss the details of this idea. We will be working on designing an approach that satisfies the requirements that were provided.

  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Sep 19, 2024

     If we create a dedicated instance for Itau, can we restrict the IP range that can access the APIs? 

  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Sep 16, 2024

    Hi team, is possible to restrict the source IP that will call APIs in the Itau tenant using a filter on WAF? 

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