Okta: Login with SAML

This feature is only available on a paying plan and is not enabled by default. Pro plans and up can enable SAML via this link.

If you switch to SAML Login instead of auto-onboarding via your Git provider, team import from GitHub, Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps will no longer work. You will need to manage your teams manually moving forward, either through the Aikido UI or Access Profiles.

Setting up SAML in your account

Step 1. Go to General Settings and click 'Enable SAML Authentication'

Workspace info page showing option to enable SAML authentication for a GitHub account.

Step 2. Copy all details to your identity provider. See steps below.

Continue in Okta

Step 1. Go to Applications > Applications in the Admin Console.

Step 2. Click Create App Integration, select SAML 2.0 and click Next.

Step 3. Choose an App name and click Next.

Step 4. Fill the fields Single sign-on URL, Audience URI and Name ID format with the fields visible in Aikido (see above) and click Next.

Step 5. Now you should be on the tab Sign On and you should see Metadata details. Click More details.

Go back to Aikido

• Fill in the Entity ID / Issuer, Single Sign-On URL and X.509 Certificate as shown in Okta.

• Also fill out the Company Domain to make sure people can log in without the need of a Single Sign-On URL.

Form for entering SAML authentication details for secure single sign-on setup.

Success! People having access to your Okta SAML app will now be able to auto-onboard to your Aikido workspace.

2 options for users to login using your SAML client

Option 1. Using SSO Link Directly

Copy the Login Link and share this internally with other users.

SAML Authentication settings with options to manage or copy the login link.

Option 2. Going to the Aikido login screen, selecting Login Via SSO and filling in the email address Important: the email needs to contain the company domain that has been set up.

One-click free login and sign-up with Google, Microsoft, or SSO, with no card required.

Login screen with Google, Microsoft, and email authentication options.