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Sreelatha Sankaranarayanan
Sreelatha Sankaranarayanan
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Sreelatha Sankaranarayanan

Sreelatha Sankaranarayanan has close to 16 years of experience in software engineering. She has been with Phoenix Global Solutions (now Tata Consultancy Services) for close to 2.5 years. She is currently with IBM India and has been with them for the last 13.5 years. During her career, she has been part of product development, support, and test teams, primarily working on enterprise middleware products. In her most recent role, she was responsible for evangelizing IBM's cloud platform as-a-service, Bluemix, and has worked with System Integrators, academia, and IBM partners to enable and support them with the adoption of IBM's cloud platform as-a-service, Bluemix. She has coauthored a redbook entitled B2B Solutions using WebSphere Partner Gateway v6.0, authored some developerWorks articles, and some blog posts on the Mobile Enterprise Application Platform (MEAP), Internet of Things (IoT), and cloud platform as-a-service (Bluemix). You can find her on Twitter at @sreelathas and on LinkedIn at https://in.linkedin.com/in/sreelathas.
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Single Sign On security service


In this section, we will learn about another useful security service on Bluemix, called Single Sign On. We will learn to create the service instance, configure it, and integrate it with your web application on Bluemix.

Creating a Single Sign On service instance

Let's see how to create a Single Sign On service instance:

  1. Log in to your Bluemix account.

  2. Click the Security Category and from the Security Services dashboard, click Get started now!:

  3. From the list of security services, select Single Sign On, as shown in the following screenshot:

  4. Click Create after reviewing the information shown on the screen, as shown in the following screenshot:

  5. Once the service instance is created, you will see the screen shown in the following screenshot, where you will be prompted to enter a name for your service, which will be part of your service URL:

  6. Click Continue.

  7. You will see a screen where you can configure an identity provider that you can use to authenticate users to...

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Sreelatha Sankaranarayanan

Sreelatha Sankaranarayanan has close to 16 years of experience in software engineering. She has been with Phoenix Global Solutions (now Tata Consultancy Services) for close to 2.5 years. She is currently with IBM India and has been with them for the last 13.5 years. During her career, she has been part of product development, support, and test teams, primarily working on enterprise middleware products. In her most recent role, she was responsible for evangelizing IBM's cloud platform as-a-service, Bluemix, and has worked with System Integrators, academia, and IBM partners to enable and support them with the adoption of IBM's cloud platform as-a-service, Bluemix. She has coauthored a redbook entitled B2B Solutions using WebSphere Partner Gateway v6.0, authored some developerWorks articles, and some blog posts on the Mobile Enterprise Application Platform (MEAP), Internet of Things (IoT), and cloud platform as-a-service (Bluemix). You can find her on Twitter at @sreelathas and on LinkedIn at https://in.linkedin.com/in/sreelathas.
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