Overview of SSO Configuration Tasks

As administrator, you enable SSO so your users can use their company credentials to log in to all applications, including Oracle Cloud applications. This requires you to configure SAML 2.0 between Oracle Cloud and the identity provider.

The following table shows you the steps that you must follow when configuring SSO on the SSO Configuration page from My Services in Oracle Cloud:

Task	Description	Additional Information
Configure Oracle Cloud as a service provider.	Go to the Users page and then click the SSO Configuration tab to configure Oracle Cloud as the service provider.	Configuring Oracle Cloud as the Service Provider
Configure an identity provider.	After you configure Oracle Cloud as a service provider, you configure your identity provider.	Configuring an Identity Provider
Test Single Sign-On.	Test your SSO configuration before enabling SSO.	Testing Single Sign-On
Identify problems by testing SSO.	Testing SSO can identify a number of problems that you must fix before you can enable SSO.	Problems Identified by Testing SSO
Enable SSO.	You must enable SSO before you can use it.	Enabling SSO
Enable sign in with identity domain credentials.	If you want users (such as identity domain administrators) to log in using their identity domain credentials, you must enable this option,	Enabling Sign In With Identity Domain Credentials
Remove users.	After you enable SSO, ensure that users do not have credentials in Oracle Cloud.	Removing Users
Update SSO metadata.	At some point, after you’ve enabled SSO in production, you might need to update the SSO metadata.	Updating SSO Metadata
Troubleshoot SSO.	If you can’t resolve a configuration problem by testing SSO, then you must troubleshoot the configuration.	Troubleshooting SSO