Turning on company-wide sign-in for an application is risky: one wrong value and staff can no longer get in. Here, every value needed is first stored and checked in your central configuration store, and only then does the switch actually flip.
An automated test raises an alarm if sign-in is later switched off again by accident, say through a careless change.
That makes moving to a new system predictable rather than risky: every environment goes through the same checked sequence before it goes live.
What ports as-is
- Values are stored in every environment first, the switch always flips only after that
- The rules for who may sign in can be checked independently instead of sitting hidden in the startup code
- A test run fails the moment sign-in is silently switched off again
- If someone reports a sign-in problem, the cause can be read directly from the affected session, instead of tracking it down the hard way
What we build for you
- The tenant, its roles and its branding
