Configure Tanzu CloudHealth to allow your Google Apps users to log in using their Google Apps account
If your company uses Google Apps, you can configure Tanzu CloudHealth to allow your Google Apps users to log in using their Google Apps account. Tanzu CloudHealth connects to Google Apps via the OAuth protocol. For more information, refer to Using OAuth 2.0 to Access Google APIs.
Tanzu CloudHealth does not support mixed-mode authentication. Once you configure SSO through Google Apps in the Tanzu CloudHealth platform, you can only invite users through that IdP. You will no longer be able to send user invitations through the Tanzu CloudHealth platform.
Enable Admin API access for your domain and create Google Groups for each Tanzu CloudHealth role.
Navigate to the Groups page. Add a group for each of the default Tanzu CloudHealth roles (Administrator, Power User, Standard).
Note
The group names are case-sensitive and must match those listed here.
cloudhealth-administrator
cloudhealth-power
cloudhealth-standard
Once these groups have been created, you can dynamically add and remove users from { vars.product_name_short }} roles by adding or removing them from these groups.
NoteA user should only be a member of one Tanzu CloudHealth group. Users that do no belong to a group cannot access the Tanzu CloudHealth platform. Group membership changes take up to 24 hours to propagate through Google Apps.
Within Tanzu CloudHealth, custom roles can be defined. Each custom role within Tanzu CloudHealth is assigned an IDP name. The IDP Name is used when creating groups that map to roles in your identity provider. For more information on custom roles, see Creating Custom Role.
cloudhealth-<IDP NAME>
.From the SSO Provider dropdown, select Google Apps and provide the following information:
company.com
format. Click Update SSO Configuration. Click the link in the message to grant Tanzu CloudHealth access to your company directory.
You can configure the session length for your users in the Tanzu CloudHealth platform. The default session length is Until the browser closes. However, the best practice is to specify a shorter length, which is measured from the time the user was last active, not from the time the user last logged in.