System-Assigned Managed Identity Attributes

You can automate the process of adding system-assigned managed identities account attributes to the account schema, with the toggle option for System-Assigned Managed Identities during Account Schema configuration. This simplifies your workflow by automating the system-assigned managed identities account attributes addition process. It enables organized segregation of system-assigned identity-related attributes within the account schema for more efficient retrieval.

Important
Ensure Include System-Assigned Managed Identities during Cloud Resource Management configuration is selected to manage system-assigned identities.

Select Include Attributes in Schema for managing system-assigned managed identities to automate the process of adding system-assigned managed identities account attributes to the account schema during Account Schema configuration.

To manage system-assigned managed identities, following lists the attributes that are present in the account schema:

ID of the user or managed identity.

This is an Account ID which must not be changed.

The geolocation where the managed identity lives.

The display name of the user or managed identity.

Tags for the managed identity resource.

The type of managed identity resource.

The ID of the service principal object associated with the managed identity.

Lists the associated Azure resources for the managed identity. This is a multi-valued attribute.

Lists the associated RBAC roles for the user or managed identity. This is a multi-valued, entitlement, and managed attribute.

Lists the associated groups for the user or managed identity. This is a multi-valued, entitlement, and managed attribute.

Lists the associated Azure active roles for the user or managed identity. This is a multi-valued, entitlement, and managed attribute.

The Azure Active Directory (AAD) tenant ID associated with the managed identity. This uniquely identifies the directory where the resource resides.

The name of the Azure resource (e.g., a Storage Account, App Service, etc.) to which the managed identity is attached.

The resource type identifies the service provider and the specific type of the resource.

The kind of the Azure resource, providing additional classification or capabilities.