Common app integration tasks
This list includes common Access Gateway administrator tasks.
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Applications rely on Okta groups to determine who can access an app. This task describes the process of adding an Okta group for an app. |
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| Enable Access Gateway load balancing in an application | App performance can be improved by using load balancers. This task describes modifying an existing app to specify multiple back ends and their associated weights for routing requests. See Load balancing. |
| Manage application certificates | Apps can be further secured using certificates. This task describes the process of obtaining, uploading, and associating certificates with apps. See Certificate use. |
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Apps are the core elements defining an app within Access Gateway. This task describes the process of examining and modifying essential app settings. See Application essentials. |
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App browser behavior is important when managing app session lifecycles. This task describes the process of managing various app settings. This includes browser session settings, deep linking, maximum file upload size, enabling debug, content rewriting, host headers, and more. See Application session timeout interaction and Access Gateway and sessions. |
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App behavior on sign in, sign out, error, session integrity, policy denied, invalid certificates, and other behaviors can be adjusted as required. See Application behaviors. |
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App policies can be used to define app access. Pages, sets of pages, resource types, and other access decisions can be implemented using app policy. This task describes how to add, edit, and delete, app policies. See Access policies and Policy types. |
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App attribute content comes from various sources. The most common source is your Okta tenant. However, other Data Store types are supported as well, for example, database and LDAP. Access Gateway Data Stores allow you to define external attribute sources and use these sources to provide more app data. See Application attribute Data Stores. |
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App misconfiguration occurs. Being able to troubleshoot and debug a configured app is essential. This task describes how to enable, monitor, and disable app debugging. |