Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) and Single Sign-On (SSO) are key components of enterprise identity management. This cluster provides practical insights into implementing SAML SSO, troubleshooting techniques, security considerations, and real-world lessons from integrations.
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Visual Overview:
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant SP as Service Provider
participant IdP as Identity Provider
User->>SP: 1. Access Protected Resource
SP->>User: 2. Redirect to IdP (SAML Request)
User->>IdP: 3. SAML AuthnRequest
IdP->>User: 4. Login Page
User->>IdP: 5. Authenticate
IdP->>User: 6. SAML Response (Assertion)
User->>SP: 7. POST SAML Response
SP->>SP: 8. Validate Assertion
SP->>User: 9. Grant Access
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Master your SAML and SSO implementations with practical knowledge and avoid common integration pitfalls.