Single Sign-On (SSO)
Single Sign-On (SSO) is an authentication method that enables users to securely authenticate with multiple applications and websites by using just one set of credentials.
Bytebase supports the following standard protocols that provide SSO:
Prerequisites
Configure External URL.
Create SSO provider
As a Workspace Admin, you can create a SSO provider with the following steps:
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Go to the Settings page.
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Click Create to start creating SSO.
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Fill in all the required fields.
Sign in with SSO
Bytebase employs JIT (Just-In-Time) user provisioning. It will create the user the first time the user signs in.
Once a valid SSO has been created, the user can choose the configured SSO provider to sign in.
Enforce SSO Sign-in
As a Workspace Admin, you can enforce SSO sign-in for all users in the workspace.
Go to the Settings > Workspace > General, find the Security section and turn on the Disallow signin with email&password option.
Afterwards, when the user tries to sign in, the only option is to sign in with the configured SSO provider.
In case of an emergency, the admin can log in by navigating to <YOUR_URL>/auth/admin and entering the email and password.
