For those of you who are unfamiliar, the Microsoft product known as Azure is an example of what is now known as Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) ). In practical terms what Azure actually is, are a number of tightly integrated cloud services that offers IT professionals opportunity to build, use, deploy and manage applications that are configured in a network of data centre, with little overhead and from a single dashboard. In this demo, I walk through a Service Now, Microsoft Azure integration from end to end, from how to obtain an account for Azure highlighting some of the potential pitfalls. This video can be used as a guide, but I would also suggest reviewing the linked to
In the demonstration below, I will be walking you through how to integrate the Service Now Platform as a Service (PaaS), Microsoft Azure (IaaS). The video provides an end to end description of the steps required, from how to obtain an account for Azure, to auto-provisioning users accounts from your Azure domains into Service Now. And highlighting some of the potential pitfalls along the way.
Before you begin, as a prerequisite you will require a Service Now instance, preferably the Istanbul release or later, installed with the Multiple Provider Single Sign-On Enhanced UI plugin. If you require instruction on how to install the Multiple Provider Single Sign-On Enhanced UI plugin please review the article linked to below:
