Coralogix provides full SAML 2.0 support so you can integrate with your chosen IdP and manage your Coralogix users’ SSO login in a centralized way. Here you can find the walkthrough process for integrating with the common IdP’s in the market, don’t hesitate to contact us via the chat bubble within our web app if you have any questions or comments.
Common IdP’s for SAML Integration:
For dedicated Google instructions click here
Go to your administration panel and navigate to applications. Click on Add App button and choose Coralogix:
Choose a name to display (default is Coralogix), add a description if you’d like, and Save.
Coralogix also supports IdP initiated flow so you will be able to connect to Coralogix directly from your Onelogin App portal. To enable, once our connector is saved, go to Configuration and insert your Coralogix account company Id (in your Coralogix account, go to settings –> send your logs) into the RelayState dialog box. Click Save:
Download the SAML Metadata XML file:
Upload the metadata file to our web app -> Settings -> Configure SAML:
Enter your Okta admin panel –> Applications –> Add application. Search for ‘Coralogix’ app and click ‘add’:
Go to General Settings and click done:
Click on ‘view setup instructions’ and follow the manual to finish the setup:
Coralogix also supports IdP initiated flow so you can connect to Coralogix directly from your Okta apps dashboard. To set this, click on the Edit button and add your Coralogix team Company Id (You can retrieve it from the settings –> ‘send your logs’ tab on the top left) into the Default Relay State box. Click Save.
Default Relay State is the company ID which you can find under settings>send your logs.
15. Click on the “Multiple teams” button in order to create a unique ID for the team.
JumpCloud supports both SP and IdP initiated flows. Here’s the procedure to configure the integration:
After SAML has been activated for your account you may access it using SSO. Here is how it is done.
Enter Coralogix.com –> Login and insert your team name:
In the next window choose SSO login (for example, SIGN IN WITH GOOGLE) and you will be logged as a user.
If the username you used to login was used with Coralogix in the past (for example the administrator wanted to block the access and removed the username) then it will be required by the administrator to approve it. In that case a request was sent to your administrator, wait for his invitation email:
Join request received by the administrator:
Administrator panel view after receiving join request from a user, click on ‘approve’ to send an invitation to the user:
Invitation sent to you:
Congrats, now you can enter Coralogix with SAML SSO: