OpenIDM Integrator's Guide
Chapter 5. Configuring OpenIDM

Single Instance Configuration Objects

Single instance configuration objects correspond to services that have at most one instance per installation.

JSON file views of these configuration objects are named object-name.json.

• The audit configuration specifies how audit events are logged.

• The authentication configuration controls REST access.

• The endpoint configuration controls any custom REST endpoints.

• The managed configuration defines managed objects and their schemas.

• The policy configuration defines the policy validation service.

• The process access configuration defines access to any configured workflows.

• The repo.repo-type configuration such as repo.orientdb or repo.jdbc configures the internal repository.

• The router configuration specifies filters to apply for specific operations.

• The sync configuration defines the mappings that OpenIDM uses when synchronizing and reconciling managed objects.

• The ui configuration defines the configurable aspects of the default user interface.

• The workflow configuration defines the configuration of the workflow engine.

Multiple Instance Configuration Objects

Multiple instance configuration objects correspond to services that can have many instances per installation. Configuration objects are named objectname/instancename, for example, provisioner.openicf/xml.

JSON file views of these configuration objects are named objectname-instancename.json, for example, provisioner.openicf-xml.json.

• Multiple schedule configurations can run reconciliations and other tasks on different schedules.

• Multiple provisioner.openicf configurations correspond to the resources connected to OpenIDM.