IAM Config Editor (UI)

The Airlock IAM Config Editor is integrated in the Adminapp.

To open the Config Editor, log in to the Adminapp and click the Configuration link in the menu (see the screenshot below).

The admin user needs appropriate permissions to see the item Configuration in the menu.

The Config Editor opens in a new tab. It loads the active configuration file of the current Airlock IAM instance on startup.

It is possible to disable the Config Editor, by setting the iam.config-editor.enabled property in the instance.properties file to false. In this case, the Config Editor is not started upon startup of the Adminapp, and the Configuration item is not visible in the menu of the Adminapp.

By default, the Config Editor is enabled (iam.config-editor.enabled = true).

For more information on the instance.properties file, see Airlock IAM instance configuration.

The Config Editor is structured as shown in the following screenshot. Note that the tree on the left side reflects the current configuration and is not fixed.

The number of IAM plugins is subject to change as new customer and security requirements need to be fulfilled while current plugins may get outdated or even deprecated. Because the Airlock IAM plugin architecture is highly configurable, the plugin documentation is a part of the UI concept. Click on the buttons on the UI to learn more about a specific plugin.

The following table explains the most important icons of the Config Editor:

• Internal links:
• Configuration environments
• Using environment variables in the IAM configuration
• Configuration contexts
• Airlock IAM instance configuration