https://github.com/jpf/oktane15

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• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/jpf/oktane15
• Owner: jpf
• Created: 2015-10-30T21:12:32.000Z (over 10 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2015-11-03T19:22:08.000Z (over 10 years ago)
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• Forks: 6
• Open Issues: 1
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# Oktane15 Platform Lab

The Okta platform makes many powerful features available through

our APIs and SDKs.  Whether you are managing authentication and 

application access for the employees of your enterprise, or

providing the identity infrastructure for other business units

of your company to launch their business initiatives, or

providing federated authentication and provisioning support in

your cloud offering for your valuable customer - this session

will provide deep insights and hands-on labs to demonstrate some

advanced usages of the platform.

# Session plan

This lab is split into two sessions, a morning session covering

internal use cases and an afternoon session covering external use

cases.

Click on the title of each session to see the detailed guide for

that session.

## Morning Session - Internal Use Cases

-   Using PowerShell with Okta

-   Using Python to run reports from Okta

-   Using the AWS CLI with Okta

-   Splunk App for Okta

-   ServiceNow

## Afternoon Session - External Use Cases

-   Setup

    

    This step covers installing the tools necessary for writing an

    Python Flask application in Visual Studio and includes these

    steps:

    

    -   Installing Python dependencies

    -   Installing "Python Tools for Visual Studio"

-   

    Building a simple login page

    

    

    Starting from scratch, we’ll build a simple Login Page using the

    Okta API in Python.

-   

    Adding SSO support - SAML into an Okta managed application

    

    

    This exercise will leverage your earlier AWS IAM setup to show how

    you can SSO directly into an app in a branded end user flow

    leveraging our APIs.  It will also look into SAML specifics

    including IDP and SP initiated logins and `RelayState`.

-   

    Adding Social Login to the login page

    

    Building on the previous exercise, we’ll add Social Login support

    to your page.  If you think about B2C use cases, this is almost a

    pre-requisite today to allow registration and authentication –

    using Social Identity Providers like Facebook and Linkedin.

    

    Our Social Identity Provider offering also introduces webhooks for

    the first time.  It is not part of the lab – but we will discuss

    how webhooks are used in the context of our social

    authentication/registration flow.

-   

    Introducing the Okta Sign-In Widget

    

    You will get a sneak peek of our new Okta Sign-In Widget.  All the

    work that you’ve done today – condensed into a Java-script based

    implementation.  The widget supports credentials validation,

    password management, MFA, Social Auth – and much more.