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0D51Y0000A8RUH5SQOOkta Classic EngineAdministrationAnswered2026-04-01T09:00:20.000Z2020-12-22T20:22:33.000Z2020-12-24T14:13:54.000Z

ScottB.07094 (American Century Investments) asked a question.

What's the best method to pull a report of all application configurations?

We've attempting to evaluate the impact of changing the UPN for a large number of users. Part of that is evaluating which applications in Okta are using UPN as the username. To that end, I'm trying to pull a list of each application, its authentication method (SAML, OIDC, etc.), and the attribute that is mapped to the application as the username.

 

I'm not seeing anything relevant in the stock reports and I'm very inexperienced in using the API to pull information. Could anyone provide any insights?


  • ScottB.07094 (American Century Investments)

    Update: I was able to get what I needed by adding a limit=200 parameter and searching through the text for the configs for each app, but I'd still appreciate anyone who knows more about REST API requests to chime in with something more elegant than {{url}}/api/v1/apps?limit=200 and pasting the response into a text editor. Thanks!

  • k5fuw (k5fuw)

    Get Gabriel Sroka's "rockstar" extension for Google Chrome, which adds some much-needed functionality to the Okta admin console, including the ability to easily export the following Okta objects to CSV: Users, Groups, Group Members, Group Rules, Directory Users, Apps, App Users, App Groups, App Notes, Network Zones, YubiKeys, Mappings, Admins...

     

    Rockstar is available from the Chrome web store, but you can read more about its capabilities here:

     

    https://gabrielsroka.github.io/rockstar/

     

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What's the best method to pull a report of all application configurations?