Britive now extends the Just-In-Time provisioning to servers, databases, internal applications, and other infrastructure resources residing on premises. Resources can reside in private or hybrid networks and VPCs. Resources do not need to reside in a public environment or be accessible from the public internet.
Britive works as a resource broker. It creates profiles, policies, and approval workflows for access to the resource. Users control how access and permissions need to be assigned for accessing any resource. Multiple brokers can manage one resource, or one broker can manage multiple resources.
An administrator needs to follow these steps to configure the Access Broker feature:
- Create a broker pool
- Download Brokers on Britive
- Create Resource Types
- Create Resource Labels
- Create Resources
- Create Profiles
User Access
- Select a profile to check out from the My Resources menu option.
- Check in access after completing the required action from the My Resources menu option.
For more information about terms used in the Access Broker feature, see Terminology.