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Liora Schocken
February 6, 2025
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No matter how well-structured your DevOps process is, direct production changes still happen. A critical hotfix, a minor sign-on URL change, or an urgent access request - these seemingly small changes can cause major disruptions. These are some of the key reasons that knowing exactly what changed and having the ability to instantly revert or restore when needed are so critical.
Salto’s Catch-it-all Change Log, which is a complete record of every configuration change in your tenant, allows you to restore to any previous version or granularly revert specific changes, without guesswork, manual tracking, or prolonged downtime.
Imagine this: An IAM admin updates an authentication policy rule in Okta, thinking it’s a minor tweak. Hours later, an entire department loses access to critical systems. The team scrambles for three hours to investigate, identify the issue, and manually revert the changes, resulting in lost productivity and business impact.
Automatically maintaining a complete change log, as well as version history, could have resolved this incident in minutes. Using Salto teams can restore configurations to a previous state or selectively revert specific changes. Okta teams are thus able to reduce MTTR and increase availability of the service.
Salto continuously tracks all changes, capturing modifications made through Salto deployments as well as direct changes in production via automated configuration fetches. The Change Log organizes these changes into:
From there, you can:
If you need to recover from an unexpected error, you can restore your environment to a previous version in a few clicks:
If you don’t need a full rollback but just need to undo a particular change:
Having an Okta ****configuration backup and restore solution isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. Don’t wait for a major incident to realize how critical it is. Request a demo and see how easy it is to track, restore, and revert changes, or try it yourself with Salto’s free trial.
Salto for
Okta
Okta
SHARE
Liora Schocken
February 6, 2025
3
min read
No matter how well-structured your DevOps process is, direct production changes still happen. A critical hotfix, a minor sign-on URL change, or an urgent access request - these seemingly small changes can cause major disruptions. These are some of the key reasons that knowing exactly what changed and having the ability to instantly revert or restore when needed are so critical.
Salto’s Catch-it-all Change Log, which is a complete record of every configuration change in your tenant, allows you to restore to any previous version or granularly revert specific changes, without guesswork, manual tracking, or prolonged downtime.
Imagine this: An IAM admin updates an authentication policy rule in Okta, thinking it’s a minor tweak. Hours later, an entire department loses access to critical systems. The team scrambles for three hours to investigate, identify the issue, and manually revert the changes, resulting in lost productivity and business impact.
Automatically maintaining a complete change log, as well as version history, could have resolved this incident in minutes. Using Salto teams can restore configurations to a previous state or selectively revert specific changes. Okta teams are thus able to reduce MTTR and increase availability of the service.
Salto continuously tracks all changes, capturing modifications made through Salto deployments as well as direct changes in production via automated configuration fetches. The Change Log organizes these changes into:
From there, you can:
If you need to recover from an unexpected error, you can restore your environment to a previous version in a few clicks:
If you don’t need a full rollback but just need to undo a particular change:
Having an Okta ****configuration backup and restore solution isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. Don’t wait for a major incident to realize how critical it is. Request a demo and see how easy it is to track, restore, and revert changes, or try it yourself with Salto’s free trial.