Continuing the discussion from In Sync & Secure: CI/CD Design Challenges and Considerations: Phase 1 of the DevOps solution standup process focuses on the many pre-deployment tests you can run to prevent issues from reaching your IdentityIQ environment and can leverage both SailPoint and custom tooling to meet your testing needs. Phase 1 also acts…
The minimum viable product of every DevOps solution is to reliably deploy an application in an automated fashion without any developer interaction (outside of optionally clicking a start button). Regardless of what pipeline platform you have available, your first consideration will be to follow a “push” or “pull” methodology for your pipeline. In the scenario…
With Navigate around the corner, we felt now would be an opportune time to share our journey and experiences in implementing robust DevOps processes within our clients’ diverse environments. The world of Information Security is constantly evolving, and as a result, so are the tools and methodologies used to manage and automate security processes. As…
At Navigate 2019, several people expressed interest in IDW’s containerized version of SailPoint IIQ, so here it is in publicly accessible form! I’ve been using this containerized version to do virtually all of my local development since I created it. It takes about two minutes to have a brand new IdentityIQ system up and running…
A majority of organizations implementing Oracle Identity Manager (OIM) struggle with migration and deployment procedures. Migrating a newly developed connector often involves many manual steps, and can result in problems such as a missed deployment steps, importing wrong versions, etc. One solution to those problems is automation, where everything is stored and controlled in a…
