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Multifactor based authentication application URL monitoring in APM/RUM

Srinath Ps

Hi Team we have a requirement to monitor MFA based URL, basically flow is 1. hit the URL , 2. it redirects to Okta (our IDM provider) ,3. it sends push notification via email or to mobile , approve it , then it  logs into the application

can we monitor this kind of flow either APM or RUM  let us know if its possible.

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    APM is not the data collector. maybe you meant "BPM" (for synthetic monitoring).

    RUM - sure, it's possible, but you won't get data for the redirects. only URLs of the application RUM can collect.

    BPM - yes, it's possible but what most customers will do is to get exception of 2FA for BPM user, or if the random code can be retrieved with some API then using TruClient script you may be able to get that code on-the-fly. In the past I had script which simulated the random code using JavaScript but with Google Authenticator as the 2FA and not with Okta.

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     Thanks for checking  , yes i meant BPM .

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