When you use 1Password Business and 1Password SCIM Bridge, you can provision team members automatically from your identity provider. When new team members create their account after being provisioned, the SCIM bridge will automatically confirm their account so they can begin using it.
In some cases, such as during a large rollout to first-time 1Password users, you might want this to happen faster. To adjust the interval that your SCIM bridge automatically confirms team members, follow the instructions for your deployment environment.
Azure Container Apps
In the Azure Portal
- Sign in to your account on the Microsoft Azure portal.
- Go to the Azure Container Apps Portal and select the Container App for 1Password SCIM Bridge.
- In the container app, select Application > Containers.
- Select Environment variables.
- Select Add, then fill out the following fields:
- Name:
OP_CONFIRMATION_INTERVAL
. - Source: Select “Manual entry”.
- Value: Enter the number of seconds you want the interval to be, such as
30
.
- Name:
- Select Save as a new revision.
After you’ve made the change, wait a few moments for Azure to notify you that the revision has been deployed. Then navigate to your SCIM bridge URL in a browser to make sure it’s running correctly.
In the command-line
In the Azure Cloud Shell, or a local terminal you use to manage Azure resources, copy and paste the following command:
az containerapp update -n $ConAppName -g $ResourceGroup --container-name op-scim-bridge --set-env-vars OP_CONFIRMATION_INTERVAL=30
Then update the following parts of the command:
$ConAppName
: The name you gave to the application. By default, the name isop-scim-con-app
.$ResourceGroup
: The name of the resource group you deployed your SCIM Bridge into. By default, the name isop-scim-bridge-rg
.30
: The number of seconds you want the interval to be.
Run the command and wait a few moments for Azure to notify you that the revision has been deployed. Then navigate to your SCIM bridge URL in a browser to make sure it’s running correctly.
Docker
In your terminal, connect to the Docker server where your SCIM bridge is running. Copy and paste the following command, then update 30
to the number of seconds you want the interval to be and run the command.
docker service update op-scim-bridge_scim --env-add OP_CONFIRMATION_INTERVAL=30
After you’ve made the change, wait a few moments for your SCIM bridge to restart, then navigate to your SCIM bridge URL in a browser to make sure it’s running correctly.
Other Docker deployments
If you deployed with Docker Compose or an older method of Docker Swarm, refer to the to the 1Password SCIM Bridge deployment examples repo on GitHub for information about your environment.
Kubernetes
In your terminal, connect to the cluster where your SCIM bridge is running. Copy and paste the following command, then update 30
to the number of seconds you want the interval to be and run the command.
kubectl set env deploy/op-scim-bridge OP_CONFIRMATION_INTERVAL=30
After you’ve made the change, wait a few moments for your SCIM bridge to restart, then navigate to your SCIM bridge URL in a browser to make sure it’s running correctly.
Get help
If you deployed your SCIM bridge to a different type of environment, refer to the 1Password SCIM Bridge deployment examples repo on GitHub for steps for your environment.
If you need more help with your SCIM bridge deployment, contact 1Password Business Support.
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