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Baton connectors
Available connectors Click on any connector to be directed to its GitHub repo, where you can learn more about installing the connector, its available commands, and the specific identity and permission data the connector syncs. Github Amazon Web Services Okta MySQL PostgreSQL
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Diff access rights from two SaaS systems with Baton
After reading this guide, you will be able to: Understand how to set up the Baton connectors Understand how the baton utility works Understand how to compare access rights between two GitHub organizations Before you start Before you begin, make sure you have everything set up from the list below:
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Export GitHub access updates to a CSV file using Baton
After reading this guide, you will be able to: Understand how the Baton SDK works Understand how to connect Baton SDK to your GitHub instance Understand how to use the CLI Understand how to export results in a .csv file Before you begin Before you begin, make sure you have everything from the list below:
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Add entitlement bindings
Entitlement bindings represent relationships between applications. Some bindings are created automatically by ConductorOne connectors, while others are set up manually. Bindings help you to: Show implicit grants that are created from other entitlements. For example, when a user is made a member of the Engineering group, they also receive Pull permissions on a GitHub repository.
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Add users
Add users from Okta Users added to the application in Okta are synced from the cloud directory to ConductorOne. You must be an Administrator in Okta to add users to the application. Log into the Okta tenant used to set up ConductorOne. Choose a method of assigning users: To assign individuals to ConductorOne: Click Directory > People.
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Adjust campaign scope
To create custom parameters that you can use to adjust the scope of your campaign, you first need to create the custom profile attributes that will be used in your parameters. Profile attributes are key/value pairs of data sourced from identities in applications. Set up user key mappings to pull additional profile attributes from your application identities and use this information to narrow the scope of your campaign.
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