Azure SCIM Tenant URL

parthsingh

I am trying to setup Azure user provisioning. However, I am unable to find the Tenant URL needed with Azure enterprise application for Automatic provisioning configuration. I am following this guide - https://support.1password.com/scim/

I choose Azure Active directory from the list of identity providers and that configures the SCIM on 1password. I can get my token bearer but cant seem to find the Tenant URL.

I also went through this guide: https://support.1password.com/scim-azure-ad/ but cant seem to locate the Tenant URL.

Thanks.

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hemal.g_1p

Hi @parthsingh,

Thanks for writing in. I'll be happy to help with your question.
Assuming you're referring step 2.4 of the Connect Azure Active Directory to 1Password of SCIM Bridge guide. The Tenant URL is the URL of your SCIM bridge (that you get after setting up and deploying the bridge). Also note its not your 1Password account sign-in address. eg: https://scim.example.com.

Once you have completed setting up your SCIM bridge, by using the Marketplace on either GCP or DigitalOcean or by using one of our scim-examples from Github, inputting your SCIM Bridge URL into the Tenant URL section and the Bearer Token into the Secret Key section will connect Azure AD with the SCIM Bridge.

parthsingh

thanks for replying @hemal.g_1p

does that mean i cannot utilize the native Azure Enterprise SCIM provision for 1password? (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/administration-guide/users-groups/scim/aad)

This is a first time I have come across a SaaS app requiring Kubernetes for setting up SCIM.

hemal.g_1p

Happy to help!

Automated provisioning of 1Password accounts is supported by the Scim bridge.
Azure Container apps in beta is what you might be looking for.

Most of our guides are for deploying the SCIM bridge to a kubernetes cluster. We do however have some examples for using Docker, specifically Docker Compose and Docker Swarm. You can take a look at our public examples repository over on GitHub for more information on these.