In OpenID & oAuth is been called RS (resource server).

A system entity that consumes authentification service in the SSO processes.For RISE with SAP Private Cloud Edition customers, IDPs could be SAP Cloud Identity Services (on BTP), SAP Single Sign-On, Azure Active Directory by Microsoft.In Kerberos, it’s been called KDC (key distribution center), in OpenID & oAuth is been called AS (authorization server).A system entity that provides authentification service in SSO processes.1 below explains the roles and responsibilities in SSO process Commonly used SSO methods: SAML 2.0, OpenID Connect, Kerberos/SPNEGO, X.509.Terminologies and Abbreviations Single Sign-On In this article, we mainly focus on direct client-to-server SSO scenarios.Ī follow-up blog with regard to server-to-server SSO scenarios will be published soon. Meaning that each IDP for its own purpose can keep its autonomy, and can still be federated to a certain extent on demand. With this setup, how they can both federate SOO within their SAP landscape with SAP IDPs and security solutions, meanwhile can also harmonize SSO and security workflow management with other third-party IDPs (like, Azure AD). In this article, we are addressing scenarios where RISE with SAP Private Cloud Edition customers (their SAP workloads managed by SAP on hyperscalers or SAP DC) run in multi-cloud environments, and have more than one enterprise IDP. With that being said, SSO plays a key role in the process. For enterprise end users, having a seamless log-in process to different systems automatically without manually inputting credentials, can not only improve user experience but also increase enterprise security. Security is one of the top priorities for enterprise customers.

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