Migrating to 1Password, on the other hand was a painful experience. Searching for guidance from 1Password on migrating from KeePass yielded nothing. I found a thread on this from the 1Password support forum (somehow search doesn’t include this content).
If you receive an email notification about a new version or upcoming deprecation of the SCIM bridge, follow the instructions for your deployment environment to update it.
If you received an email about your SCIM bridge version being deprecated, update the SCIM bridge within 90 days. If you don’t update in that time, your existing accounts will still work, but 1Password will no longer sync with your identity provider.
- Visit 1Password SCIM bridge on Docker Hub and note the tag with the most recent version number. Edit your YAML configuration file and update it with the version number you noted: Deployment environment Edit this YAML file; Docker: docker-compose.yml: Kubernetes: op-scim-deployment.yaml.
- At 1Password, the SecretHub team will work with the Secrets Automation team to bring the best of both products together and serve more use cases than we could before. Going forward, we recommend you use 1Password Secrets Automation for all your secrets management needs. Visit the 1Password blog for more information about Secrets Automation.
If you need help updating the SCIM bridge, contact a 1Password Business representative.
Docker or Kubernetes
If you followed the instructions from the scim-examples repository on GitHub to deploy the SCIM bridge, learn how to update the SCIM bridge on Docker or Kubernetes.
Customized deployment
If you customized your SCIM bridge deployment, update the deployment configuration file with the new version and then apply the change:
Visit 1Password SCIM bridge on Docker Hub and note the tag with the most recent version number.
Edit your YAML configuration file and update it with the version number you noted:
Deployment environment Edit this YAML file Docker docker-compose.ymlKubernetes op-scim-deployment.yamlRun one of the following commands to apply the update:
Deployment environment Run this command Docker Compose docker-compose upDocker Swarm docker stack deployKubernetes kubectl apply
Google Cloud Platform
Use the Cloud Shell on Google Cloud Platform to update the SCIM bridge in place:
Visit the list of Clusters on Google Cloud Platform and click the cluster you use for the SCIM bridge. Preference manager mac.
Click Connect and choose “Run in Cloud Shell”.
Allow any API permissions, then press Return to connect to the cluster.
Copy this command and paste it into the shell window, then press Return:
Change “v1.6.2” in the command to the latest version.
The Application page for your SCIM bridge will only reflect the version of the SCIM bridge you initially installed through the Marketplace. You can safely ignore that version mismatch if the ‘kubectl set image’ command was successful.
If you can’t update the SCIM bridge in-place, you can also reinstall it:
- Visit the Google Kubernetes Engine console , click the “SCIM bridge by 1Password” app instance, then click Delete.
- Install the SCIM bridge again in the same project using the same cluster.
- Update the DNS record for the SCIM bridge to point to the new static IP address.
- Visit the SCIM bridge domain in your browser and enter your OAuth bearer token to confirm that the upgrade was successful.
DigitalOcean
Install the updated DigitalOcean Marketplace app over the old one:
- Visit 1Password SCIM bridge on DigitalOcean Marketplace and click Install App.
- Choose the cluster where the SCIM bridge is deployed, then click Install.
- Visit the SCIM bridge domain in your browser and enter your OAuth bearer token to confirm that the upgrade was successful.
Get help
Get help with the SCIM bridge, like if you lose your bearer token or session file, or if you use two-factor authentication.
Old hunter fan model identification. For more information about the SCIM bridge, contact your 1Password Business representative. To get help and share feedback, join the discussion with the 1Password Support Community.
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The best 'enterprise-level' commercial application for that purpose that I have seen, unfortunately, is extremely expensive and requires a Windows Server: Mateso Password Safe. https://www.passwordsafe.com/
VeraCrypt.. The fork of TrueCrypt, which in turn had a major security flaw that made its encrpytion easily breakable, which was the reason why the project was abandoned?
Let's state the obvious, gentlemen: All these things will at best protect you from nosy neighbors and script kiddies, but none of them will protect you from your own government. It also doesn't matter whether that information is stored locally or on some cloud storage: The moment you use your credentials, they are being sent over the Internet, and all that Internet traffic --is-- being intercepted at your ISP's core routers. This is not paranoia, since Edward Snowden all suspicions have been confirmed. For example, here in Germany, all Internet traffic is being routed through DE-CIX in Frankfurt, and all traffic going through there is mirrored - not by German intelligence services, but by US intelligence services. And what the Americans don't intercept, GCHQ in Britain does.
Seriously, we need to be more afraid of our 'friendly' government agencies than we should be afraid of Nigerian spammers or Russian or Chinese hackers. The Nigerians are at least only interested in our money, the others want to control our lives.