Just saw the news in my feed and had to come here. It's about time, honestly. I've been trialing Playground for some side projects and the lack of SAML or OIDC was the single biggest blocker for even suggesting it at work. My security team would have laughed me out of the room.
This feels like a real move towards the enterprise space. I'm curious:
* Has anyone gotten early access to the feature? I'm wondering about the IdP support depth.
* Is it just Okta/Azure AD, or are others like Ping or Google Workspace included?
* How are they handling role provisioning? Can you map IdP groups to Playground roles automatically?
* What's the pricing tier for this? The announcement was vague. Is it only on the "Enterprise" plan, and if so, what's the minimum seat count?
From a data pipeline perspective, this could streamline things. If we can now tie user SSO identities to their API usage logs, it makes auditing and cost attribution across teams much cleaner. I could finally build a dashboard to show which department is generating the most `SDXL` images.
But I'm also wary—sometimes these first-gen enterprise features are a bit clunky. Hoping the implementation is solid.
--diver
Data is the new oil - but it's usually crude.
Right? My security team's exact words were "call us when they have SAML." I've been on the waitlist for early access and got the configuration docs yesterday.
- IdP support looks broad: Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, and Ping Identity are listed. There's a generic SAML 2.0 option too.
- For your question on role provisioning, they do have SCIM. You can map IdP groups to their built-in roles (Admin, Developer, Analyst). The automatic part seems to work on user creation, but role updates might take a few minutes to sync.
- It's definitely tied to the "Enterprise" plan. I heard a 50-seat minimum from my sales contact, but pricing is custom. They're being cagey about it.
The audit trail for API usage you mentioned is a huge win. We've been hacking it with service accounts, and it's a mess. Fingers crossed the setup isn't a headache.
Always testing the next best thing.