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Yes, that's what I heard too. I mean they still have SCIM which allows you create/remove user accounts via API. Although that's still security relevant, giving
by mathiasn 3y ago
Yes, that's what I heard too.
I mean they still have SCIM which allows you create/remove user accounts via API. Although that's still security relevant, giving at least SSO out for free would help already. Still, I would prefer something that does not relate to security.
What do you mean with Docker? I saw on their page that they offer SSO on the highest tier, so they do not look solely on ARR then?!
- quickthrower2 3y agoI didn’t know about their SSO sorry, I just meant their desktop licensing based on paying once you reach a certain revenue. If companies use SSO as a rough proxy for “willing to spend” then they can use ARR instead as it is more direct.