Each scimsession credentials file generated by an app deployed using our "one-click" marketplace apps for SCIM bridge includes a value for the domain key, which corresponds to the public domain of the SCIM bridge supplied during setup. For example:
"domain":"op-scim.example.com"
This value of this key is empty when generating credentials for a custom deployment, and is expected to be empty when deploying SCIM bridge on any other platform:
"domain":""
If using a scimsession file generated by using our marketplace app deployments in a custom deployment, the deployment may fail.
In particular, this is to be expected if migrating a SCIM bridge to Google Cloud Run using credentials that were generated by a Google Cloud marketplace app deployment.
Known workarounds:
[!IMPORTANT]
The SCIM bridge URL for a marketplace app deployment always uses the domain name of a customer-created DNS record that points to the IP of its public endpoint. The URL must be updated in the identity provider if the new deployment has a different domain name, or the domain name of the existing DNS record must be updated or recreated if supplying a custom domain name for the new deployment.
Modify the existing scimsession file:
Replace the value for the domain key in a text editor with an empty string (see above example).
Each
scimsession
credentials file generated by an app deployed using our "one-click" marketplace apps for SCIM bridge includes a value for thedomain
key, which corresponds to the public domain of the SCIM bridge supplied during setup. For example:This value of this key is empty when generating credentials for a custom deployment, and is expected to be empty when deploying SCIM bridge on any other platform:
If using a
scimsession
file generated by using our marketplace app deployments in a custom deployment, the deployment may fail.In particular, this is to be expected if migrating a SCIM bridge to Google Cloud Run using credentials that were generated by a Google Cloud marketplace app deployment.
Known workarounds:
Modify the existing
scimsession
file:domain
key in a text editor with an empty string (see above example).scimsession
file.Regenerate credentials using 1Password.com:
scimsession
file.