Single sign-on is a process in which users log in once to an authentication provider that manages their user credentials.
Once logged in to that authentication provider, each subsequent log-in to an application that is connected to that provider is automatically handled by that system. This drastically reduces the number of times that users have to manually log in on a daily basis.
Implementing single sign-on in Studio Server can be beneficial for users who access Studio Server through various applications: Studio Server, Studio, and Studio for InDesign and InCopy. Using SSO, they only have to log in once.
Implementing SSO
Single sign-on can be implemented in Studio Server by using one the following authentication providers:
- Okta. See Implementing single sign-on in Studio Server using Okta.
- Amazon Cognito. See:
- Implementing single sign-on in Studio Server using Amazon Cognito
- Implementing single sign-on in Studio Server using Amazon Cognito with an external SAML identity provider
| Note: When implementing Single Sign-On with Studio Server, be aware that you will need to review how your Studio Server plug-ins and integrations are authenticating. Those plug-ins and integrations will need to move from the current model to a cookie based model. |
Using SSO
For information about logging in using SSO, see the following articles:
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