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A commenter identified Workday as a critical enterprise application where automated SSO certificate rotation is highly valuable, suggesting that manual rotation is a significant operational pain...

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A commenter identified Workday as a critical enterprise application where automated SSO certificate rotation is highly valuable, suggesting that manual rotation is a significant operational pain point for its large customers.

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RedditOct 1, 2026By u/Tstriple_R

r/AZURE

Which apps should an SSO cert rotation tool support?

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Disclosure: I'm building Kunjae, an automated SSO cert rotation tool. I have built integrations to rotate certs across Datadog, Notion, Salesforce and Slack. I'm releasing a free community edition with 5 bundled apps. Which apps should make the community edition? Which do you most want supported in the paid version? This runs as a nightly Container Apps Job. All passwords/secrets stay in your keyvault. Config is via a yaml file. It finds certs inside your expiry threshold, generates the replacement, uploads it to the SaaS app, activates it in Entra and confirms SSO still works. All feedback is welcome.

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  • [comment u/TheLegitimatePairing] Paid tier is where you put the heavy hitters. Workday, ServiceNow, SAP, Oracle. The stuff where cert expiry means someone's weekend gets ruined.

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  • “For community edition I'd say the ones that smaller shops and startups actually use. GitHub, Atlassian suite, maybe Okta or another IdP, and some monitoring stuff like Datadog or PagerDuty. That covers a ton of ground without getting too enterprisey. Paid tier is where you put the heavy hitters. Workday, ServiceNow, SAP, Oracle. The stuff where cert expiry means someone's weekend gets ruined.”

    u/TheLegitimatePairing8 points · Oct 1, 2026View

  • “This sounds cool. Keep posting to reddit so I can keep my eye on it :)”

    u/Loki-Thor2 points · Oct 1, 2026View

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