Provisioning
Identity Before Connection
Identity Before Connection is the pattern where the user account exists in the application before the first login occurs.
Definition
Identity Before Connection is a provisioning pattern in which the application identity is created and maintained ahead of the first user access. It is often necessary when the application needs a local user repository or cannot operate in a fully session-driven model.
The Ariovis perspective
Migration choices should reflect application criticality, hosting, protocol support and operational readiness. Ariovis favors progressive onboarding over a big-bang assumption.
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