Remove Resource Bottlenecks
A decentralized admin dashboard that allows developers and operators to perform time-critical tasks without full access to the Curity Identity Server or relying on your busy system administrators.
DevOps Dashboard
Clients 14
Scopes 20
Claims 12
Alarms 1
Developer self-service removes bottlenecks
Easy access to clients, scopes, and claims
Operations can view and act on alarms
Empower Your Dev Teams
Dev teams working on seemingly unrelated projects (e.g., website, mobile apps, APIs, intranet, etc.) may sooner or later need to communicate with APIs, or their clients need to go through a gateway for authentication. Often, they need to contact the identity team to ask for help, adding time to the project. Developers can set up new OAuth clients, change existing ones, manage scopes, and view claims by themselves with the DevOps Dashboard’s self-service features.
A simplified UI
Low risk of interfering
Access based on team
Quickly React to Alarms
DevOps or other operators can view system alarms without full access to the Curity Identity Server. Allowing them to see information relating to the warning, such as impact analysis, without gaining complete access to the server. The service impact analysis also includes other impacted components. For instance, a database becomes unresponsive, so an alarm will trigger for all the components that directly or indirectly rely on this database. The DevOps Dashboard gives operators only the information and access they require to quickly identify and remediate the problem.
Explore AlarmsServer A is experiencing issues
Dynamic Clients
49011b-65-be56-a867gb-a798o707Manage Applications, APIs and Clients
Manage ad-hoc clients created for individual users
Update clients without having to alter database tables where mistakes could be catastrophic
Work remotely using a simple web-based view to find and locate specific applications quickly
Easy User Management
Flexible user management without code
Quickly set up test users during development
Find and edit accounts in an easy-to-use Web UI
Users
John Doe
Secure and Easy MFA Access
The DevOps Dashboard is easy to set up with multi-factor authentication (MFA). It utilizes the Curity Authentication Service to authenticate users stored in any data source, use authentication actions to trigger MFA, blocks access if in a new country, and so on. It also supports federated authentication via social providers like GitHub or standard OpenID Connect or SAML.
You can configure it for large-scale deployments, where certain teams can view and modify specific clients and alarms. This is enabled through the delegated administration supporting role and group-based access control.
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