Quantcast
Channel: Forum Microsoft Identity Manager
Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 4767

Declarative vs classic rules

$
0
0

Hello!

I have some questions about MIM concepts.

  1. Can I do something like "sync preview" for all of my object? As I think, this can be useful when deploying in existing environments.
  2. Can anybody explain difference between attribute flows in Portal (Declarative) and in Synchronizations Service Manager(Classic) ? Pros and cons for every method?

Attribute flows can be declared in two places.

Portal:

+  We can make a separate inbound and outbound rule for attribute flows. This can simplify a sync process.

+  MS is recommending this type of sync

-     We need to make an extra “import cycle” for MIM MA to import declared rule and get it to work

- Can't make export of configuration.

Synchronizations Service Manager:

+ Extensions in C# and VB with more complicated rules

+ Simple export of all configuration

-      Only one place to declare sync rules, so this is can be + or – at the same time.

But, if you google for guides in Internet about provisioning users from AD to MIM there are many guides which are using for this a declarative rules in portal, but as I think more faster in this case is to use a classic flows in Sync Service Manager(a less mouse button clicks) :)

And declaring 2 rule flows in different places can be difficult to undestand.

So, what do you think about this situation, which methods are you preffer?

Thanks!


1




Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 4767

Trending Articles



<script src="https://jsc.adskeeper.com/r/s/rssing.com.1596347.js" async> </script>