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Production readiness scim

Skill scalekit-inc/skills/skills/production-readiness-scim

Walks through a structured production readiness checklist for Scalekit SCIM provisioning implementations. Use when the user says they are going live, launching to production, doing a pre-launch review, or wants to verify their SCIM directory sync implementation is production-ready.From its SKILL.md

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SKILL.md

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Scalekit SCIM Production Readiness

Work through each section in order — earlier sections are blockers for later ones.


Quick checks (run first)

  • Production environment URL, client ID, and client secret are set (not dev/staging values)
  • HTTPS enforced on all endpoints
  • API credentials stored in environment variables — never committed to code
  • Webhook secret stored in environment variables — never committed to code

SCIM provisioning

  • Configure webhook endpoints to receive SCIM events → IT admin setup guides per IdP: https://docs.scalekit.com/guides/integrations/scim-integrations/
  • Verify webhook security with signature validation on every request
  • Test user provisioning (automatic creation from IdP)
  • Test user deprovisioning (deactivation/deletion when removed in IdP)
  • Test user profile updates (name, email, attributes synced correctly)
  • Test role changes propagated via group membership
  • Set up group-based role assignment and sync
  • Test error cases: duplicate users, invalid data, missing required fields
  • Verify idempotent handling — duplicate events must not create duplicate records
  • Deactivation preferred over hard deletion for user_deleted events

Webhook reliability:

  • Webhook endpoint returns 2xx quickly — offload heavy processing to a queue if needed
  • Scalekit retries on non-2xx with exponential backoff (up to 8 attempts over ~10 hours)
  • Tested webhook delivery end-to-end with a real IdP or Scalekit's test tool

User and organization management

  • Test organization creation and domain assignment
  • Test adding and removing users from organizations
  • Set allowed email domains for org provisioning (if applicable)
  • Set default roles for auto-provisioned users
  • Test user deletion flow

RBAC (if implemented):

  • Define roles and permissions that map to IdP groups
  • Test role assignment via group membership sync
  • Verify permission enforcement at API endpoints
  • Test access control across all role levels

Network and firewall

Enterprise customers behind VPN or corporate firewall must whitelist:

DomainPurpose
<your-env>.scalekit.comDirectory API + webhook delivery
cdn.scalekit.comStatic assets
  • Customer firewalls allow Scalekit domains
  • SCIM provisioning tested from customer's network environment

Monitoring and incident readiness

  • Webhook event monitoring and logging active
  • Error tracking configured for provisioning failures
  • Alerts configured for failed webhook deliveries
  • Log retention policies configured
  • Webhook delivery and retry mechanism tested
  • Incident response runbook written (who to contact, how to roll back)
  • Rollback plan ready (disable SCIM sync without breaking existing users)

Key metrics:

  • Webhook delivery success rate
  • User provisioning/deprovisioning latency
  • Failed sync events (by type and error)
  • Group-to-role mapping accuracy

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