In terms of Sailpoint application
1. Is an implementation of a connector
2. Is nothing but a target system which Sailpoint wants to manage (manage application accounts/groups, provision and deprovision etc)
Thank you for your answer.
If it is a target system then we can say any application is a different target system Correct?
Let say I want a Zoom Application for Managing Zoom in my Organization , So
1)Is Zoom has their own connector?
2)Where are we saving the information of accounts of Zoom Application?
3)When we say Application is a target system which sailpoint manages ,So In sailpoint we can create lot no. of application, So Are all these applications they have there own way to store the data like zoom have their own way ,service now has their own way,workday has their own way (for more simplification suppose if we create jdbc application we can store the data in database or if AD Application we can store the data in AD) So in the same way are they(ex: zoom,workday) having some things to store or any other way?
4)If I want to provision something in zoom Application so where I can store the details of provision in zoom application?
Hi,
First we have to understand, Sailpoint has tried to cover below kind of applications with the connectors
1. Most of the famous applications(AD, Salesforce, service now etc)
2. Applications which are not famous but these applications stores their data in some known data source like JDBC based application, LDAP, webservice based applications etc
Before you decide which connector to use to connect an application, you should check where the data is stored for that application. If data is stored in JDBC used JDBC connector etc.
Some applications are very famous so Sailpoint has decided to create a dedicated connector for it although it’s possible that those application are internally storing data in simple relation database and could have been handled through JDBC connector. One example is AD connector, AD works on LDAP protocol hence most of the functionality if not all, of AD can be achieved in LDAP connector as well.
For provisioning/deprovision, Sailpoint uses a plan. Plans are not stored anywhere but it is created whenever some lifecycle event, or certificate revoked, or policy violation, access request/revoke etc are triggered. These plans are are offen created inside a workflow (ootb or custom).pleas check plan lecture for more.
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What is Application basically in terms of SailPoint?
In terms of Sailpoint application
1. Is an implementation of a connector
2. Is nothing but a target system which Sailpoint wants to manage (manage application accounts/groups, provision and deprovision etc)
Thank you for your answer.
If it is a target system then we can say any application is a different target system Correct?
Let say I want a Zoom Application for Managing Zoom in my Organization , So
1)Is Zoom has their own connector?
2)Where are we saving the information of accounts of Zoom Application?
3)When we say Application is a target system which sailpoint manages ,So In sailpoint we can create lot no. of application, So Are all these applications they have there own way to store the data like zoom have their own way ,service now has their own way,workday has their own way (for more simplification suppose if we create jdbc application we can store the data in database or if AD Application we can store the data in AD) So in the same way are they(ex: zoom,workday) having some things to store or any other way?
4)If I want to provision something in zoom Application so where I can store the details of provision in zoom application?
Hi,
First we have to understand, Sailpoint has tried to cover below kind of applications with the connectors
1. Most of the famous applications(AD, Salesforce, service now etc)
2. Applications which are not famous but these applications stores their data in some known data source like JDBC based application, LDAP, webservice based applications etc
Before you decide which connector to use to connect an application, you should check where the data is stored for that application. If data is stored in JDBC used JDBC connector etc.
Some applications are very famous so Sailpoint has decided to create a dedicated connector for it although it’s possible that those application are internally storing data in simple relation database and could have been handled through JDBC connector. One example is AD connector, AD works on LDAP protocol hence most of the functionality if not all, of AD can be achieved in LDAP connector as well.
For provisioning/deprovision, Sailpoint uses a plan. Plans are not stored anywhere but it is created whenever some lifecycle event, or certificate revoked, or policy violation, access request/revoke etc are triggered. These plans are are offen created inside a workflow (ootb or custom).pleas check plan lecture for more.
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