Hi Everyone, I am software engineer worked on integrating azure IAM to the product and now migrating from Azure IAM TO Gravitee.

Got my DC on proxmox and spun up some stuff in Azure. Also going to start studying for my SC-300 Anyone else studying?

Save this. 1. Provisioning The process of creating and configuring a user account in a target system. When a new employee joins and their laptop account, email, and application access are set up, that is provisioning. 2. Deprovisioning The reverse. Removing access when someone leaves or changes roles. The most common IAM failure point in most organisations. 3. Entitlement A specific unit of access, a role, a group membership, a permission. When you talk about what a user has access to, you are talking about their entitlements. 4. Identity Governance The discipline of making sure access is appropriate, reviewed, and auditable. Access certification campaigns, SoD policy enforcement, and audit reporting all fall under governance. 5. Target System Any system that the IAM platform provisions accounts into, Active Directory, a cloud application, an HR platform, a database. Everything downstream of the IAM tool is a target system. These five terms come up in every IAM role, every interview, and every client conversation. Knowing them precisely, not just roughly, is what separates someone who has read about IAM from someone who works in it. Which of these was new to you? Let me know in the comments.