Additional Settings

  1. Enter a API Rate Limit for the maximum API rate limit threshold as the maximum permissible call number. For pre-existing sources, if you have the maxPermissibleCalls attribute, you can change its value. This value is expressed as a percentage without the percent symbol (%). By default, it is 90.

  2. Enter an Aggregation Time Out value. This is the duration of time in seconds after which an aggregation operation times out. By default, it is 900 seconds.

  3. Select Disable Group Caching to disable the cache creation of user groups. The connector fetches user profiles followed by groups during account aggregation.

    The Okta Source creates a group cache to improve aggregation performance, as exemplified in the following steps:

    1. The source creates a cache of users connected to groups.

    2. The source then fetches the user profiles.

    3. The source maps the groups of the fetched user profiles to the cache created originally.

    This cache creation works best in environments where there is are fewer connections between users and groups. Because of API limitations, the cache creation can take a longer time the more connections there are. To skip the cache creation and fetch the user profiles followed by groups, enable Disable Group Caching field.

  4. Select Enable Group Skinny User to enable the skinny_user endpoint to fetch the groups connected to a user in the Okta source. This attribute is applicable only for caching the approach of account aggregation.

  5. Select Enable List Users With Search to run account aggregation with Okta's List Users with Search feature. By default, the Okta source supports the managed system's List Users with Filter feature for account aggregation. The List Users with Search feature searches for users based on the properties specified in the search parameter (case insensitive). This operation supports pagination to a maximum of 50000 results.

Partitioning Settings

Enable Partitioning to process the data in parallel across multiple threads.

  1. Enter a Number of Partitioning Thread value. By default, it is 2.

    If the VA is configured for multiple CPU cores, it can be configured for a higher number of partition threads to improve performance even further.

  2. Select Save.