Datadog - SSO configuration
This documentation has been tested and approved by Kelvin Zero's team
This documentation provides a step-by-step guide to setting up Single Sign-On (SSO) for Datadog using MPAS. SSO simplifies user authentication by allowing access to multiple applications with a single set of credentials. This integration enhances security and improves user experience across your organization.
To set up Multi-Pass with Datadog, ensure you meet the following requirements:
- Datadog admin rights and a business plan
- MPAS Admin rights
- Make sure that all users intended to use SSO in Datadog are registered in your IdP and have the necessary permissions to access Datadog.
Important: Custom elements in URLs (like tenant names) are case sensitive. Make sure to match the exact casing from your environment.
Datadog - SSO configuration
Step 1: Access SAML Settings in Datadog
- In your Datadog dashboard, go to the bottom-left corner and click on your email address.
- A new side section will appear. In the Settings space, click on Users.
- Click on the Sign-in Method tab.
- Scroll down to the SAML section.
- Click on Configure.
Step 2: Configure your MPAS
- To link Datadog and MPAS, you will need to:
- Download Datadog’s metadata file.
- Open the Multi-Pass admin console
- Open Multi-Pass Dashboard
- Select your dashboard
- on the left side click on Admin console
- Import Datadog Metadata into MPAS
- From the MPAS dashboard, click on Advanced Console.
- Navigate to Clients > click Import Client.
- Upload the Datadog metadata file you just downloaded.
- Complete the required fields manually if not pre-filled by the metadata
- Click Save
After saving, you'll land on the full client configuration page. Confirm that the metadata populated the required fields, then:
- https://ca.auth.kzero.com/realms/<TENANT_NAME>/protocol/saml/clients/datadog
- IDP-Initiated SSO URL Name: datadog
- Click Save again.
- In MPAS, go to the left-side menu and click Realm Settings.
- Scroll down and click on SAML 2.0 Identity Provider Metadata.
- A new browser window will open with the XML metadata.
- Right-click > Save As, and save the file with a clear name (e.g., mpas-metadata.xml).
Return to Datadog.
- Click Choose File, and upload the MPAS metadata file you just saved.
Congratulations! Your new Single Sign-On (SSO) integration is now complete. You can now enjoy a passwordless login experience with Multi-Pass.
Next Step:
Don’t forget to manage your users in MPAS and assign them the correct access permissions to ensure they can authenticate using the passwordless method.
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