Okta SSO

Supported Features

Install the ByteCompute application in your Okta instance
Fill in the configuration options:
- Team ID ??your okta subdomain is a great starting point. If you need multiple disjoint teams in the same okta instance a.k.a. multi-tenancy, you can use subdomain-group, for the Team ID. Lowercase only, starting with subdomain, dashes for separators.
- Use Stage ??leave this blank
Assign the users or groups that should be able to log into ByteCompute
Go to the ByteCompute App (Inside Okta) ??Sign On tab and take note of the Client ID and Client Secret.
For the Issuer (normally your okta domain): there should be a section that has a link titled OpenID Provider Metadata. Click this link. In the JSON document shown, look for a key titled "Issuer" and copy the URL-value
Send an email to [email protected] that you'd like to setup Okta SSO, including:
- Team ID
- Issuer
- Client ID
- Client Secret
- Admin email ??the email address of the user, who will be admin of the team
After the setup is complete the users can start signing in:
- via okta (from dashboard)
- via ByteCompute's sso login, where they need to enter the Team ID
The user whose email matches the Admin email specified in the email will become team admin on first login

The sign-in process is initiated from ByteCompute.

From your browser, navigate to the ByteCompute login page.
Click on Corporate SSO button.
Enter your Team ID and click SSO Login
Enter your Okta credentials (your email and password) and click "Sign in with Okta". If your credentials are valid, you are redirected to the ByteCompute dashboard. From there you can click on Team to see yourself and the other team members.

admin can change team member roles (currently toggle between member and admin)
admin has access to billing dashboard
all team members have access to the same api-tokens and models
if you're interested in single-user-experience --i.e each person having his own tokens and models, let us know!