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Add to that, based on the numerous implementations I've seen of Azure AD, Microsoft doesn't have a sandbox/preview instance (or it's cost prohibitive), so testi
by r00fus 5y ago
Add to that, based on the numerous implementations I've seen of Azure AD, Microsoft doesn't have a sandbox/preview instance (or it's cost prohibitive), so testing it with your app before going live with your new app is ... challenging.
Okta does provide one at a reasonable cost, so it's easier to test with your new app deployments.
- vladvasiliu 5y ago> Add to that, based on the numerous implementations I've seen of Azure AD, Microsoft doesn't have a sandbox/preview instance (or it's cost prohibitive), so testing it with your app before going live with your new app is ... challenging. I haven't seen any sandbox feature either. The way we handle this is by creating a "test" app if it requires special rights, so we end up with SomeApp-test and SomeApp-prod. I don't know if there's any limit on the number of "apps" you can have.
- janstice 5y agoWe are big in AzureAD (and getting bigger) and this is how we do it, otherwise our non prod systems will need non-prod UAT users, and when the cloud AD is tied to on prem traditional AD, that’s really hard for non-technical users to test (but we do have a test AD/AzureAD for testing changes to the directory itself).