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Pull and Push config from Local PUI deployment #192

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debasisdwivedy opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 3 comments
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Pull and Push config from Local PUI deployment #192

debasisdwivedy opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 3 comments

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@debasisdwivedy
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debasisdwivedy commented Sep 9, 2024

Hi,

We have a local (on-premise) platform UI (PUI) deployment, similar to IDCloud. Is there a way to export and import config ( AM and IDM ) using the tool for an on-premise/local installation OR this tool is specifically for IDCloud only.

I don't think the service account approach works for local installation and we could not find a way to create a service account for on-premise installation.

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Debasis

@jsanhc
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jsanhc commented Sep 26, 2024

I have the same question ;), in my case is a Forgerock Identity Platform (7.5) deployed on EKS and I can't find a way to create the required service account. I have searching on Forgerock community about service accounts and It seems that is a feature only for advance identity cloud.
Any work arround? Regards!

@christian-brindley
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The fr-config-manager tool is specifically for Identity Cloud. A lot of configuration will be the same or similar, but the ways of accessing it via service accounts, plus ESVs etc, are specific to cloud.

The frodo project is a more generic tool for managing ForgeRock platform config - that would be the best starting point for managing non-cloud environments.

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jsanhc commented Sep 26, 2024

The fr-config-manager tool is specifically for Identity Cloud. A lot of configuration will be the same or similar, but the ways of accessing it via service accounts, plus ESVs etc, are specific to cloud.

The frodo project is a more generic tool for managing ForgeRock platform config - that would be the best starting point for managing non-cloud environments.

Thank you @christian-brindley for you reply! have a nice evening!

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