Internal Versus External Application Hosting
Internal versus external application hosting is the distinction used to assess how easily an application can be integrated into the IAM model.
Definition
Internal versus external application hosting distinguishes applications managed inside the enterprise information system from those operated by an outside provider. This matters during migration because externally hosted applications are often harder to onboard unless they are already compatible with standards such as SAML or OIDC.
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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