Hi @edunham,
We also need to migrate our OIN integration to my new Integrator Free Plan. Can you please DM me the address for opening a support case?
Hi, I am trying to migrate my dev account with 4 users, 2 groups, and a handful of SAML and OIDC apps to my new integration account. I installed go, the okta cli client and envsync.
I have go added to my PATH var of my user’s profile as well as the okta cli and envsync.
The test for the okta cli client however, does not show the global flags config section.
On running envsync for backup, all of it errors out with warning messages of “unknown flag: --config.”
I have verified go is in the PATH. I have my API tokens for my dev Okta account saved inside ~/.okta/okta.yaml.
This is on a Amazon Linux VM.
What am I doing wrong? I am not an expert in Go.
I am unable to find documentation on how to triage this or how to open a support case to get some help. Please help.
Hi @edunham or someone else from the Okta Team,
Can you please DM us the address for opening a support case for migrating our OIN integration to our new Integrator Free Plan?
If you have only a few identity providers (Single Sign-On) in Okta prices (6$/user) are way to high for something that can also be configured with open source software (e.g. Keycloak). Sorry to let you go Okta.
@edunham @oktadev-blog Can you please confirm if oktapreview dev accounts will also be deprecated with these changes? For example, my domain looks like https://dev-123456-admin.oktapreview.com. In my admin portal, I do see the text “Developer Edition provides a limited number of apps.” under Applications → Applications. However, I found a conflicting comment on GitHub by edunham that states “preview is unaffected by the deprecation”.
@codas it’s likely the version of the okta-cli-client is wrong. You’ll need the one in the README instructions GitHub - oktadev/okta-dev-account-migration-tool
@edunham @oktadev-blog Based on the notes, this only impacts accounts that shows the warning of application limit. We haven’t seen that warning—likely because Okta Support and our CSM previously helped us clear those limits, and we’ve been using the tenants extensively for Development and QA.
Do you know if tenants with URLs like dev-{digits}.oktapreview.com are affected? I’m not seeing any application limit warnings on them.
Are there any limits to the count of applications in Integrator Free accounts? Previously, dev accounts were limited to 5 apps.