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      • Evaluate Gatling Enterprise Edition

      Get started
      • Install Gatling
      • Create a simulation with Java
      • Create a simulation with JavaScript
      • Create a simulation from Postman
      • Create a simulation with the Recorder
      • Create a simulation in the GUI
      • Common questions

      Guides
      • Use additional scripting options
        • Writing realistic tests
        • Postman-based load tests
        • Debugging
        • Passing parameters
        • Grouping Feeder records
        • Generate synthetic test data
        • AWS S3 Feeders
        • AWS Secrets Manager
      • Test use cases and protocols
        • Basic authentication
        • Testing gRPC
        • Testing MQTT
        • Testing WebSocket
        • Load test a Kafka server
        • Test a Docker-based app
        • Test server-sent events
        • Testing SSE with JS/TS
        • Testing WebSocket with JS/TS
      • Automate CI/CD and configurations
        • GitHub Actions integration
        • Gitlab CI/CD integration
        • Configuration-as-code
      • Visualize and understand test data
        • Understanding load tests

      Integrations
      • Build tools
        • Maven Plugin
        • Gradle Plugin
        • sbt Plugin
        • JavaScript CLI
      • CI/CD tools
        • GitHub Actions
        • Gitlab CI/CD
        • Jenkins
        • Azure DevOps Pipelines
        • TeamCity
        • Bamboo
        • Other CI/CD systems
      • APM tools
        • Datadog
        • Dynatrace
      • Postman
      • Notifications
        • Slack
        • Microsoft Teams

      Test-as-code concepts
      • Assertions
      • Checks
      • Injection
      • Scenario
      • Session
        • Feeders
        • Expression Language
        • Session API
        • Functions
        • Validation
      • Simulation
      • Timings
      • Configuration
      • Operations

      Load testing concepts
      • Workload models
      • Mean and standard deviation

      Reference
      • Infrastructure and deployment
        • Private locations
          • Introduction
          • Network
          • AWS
            • Installation
            • Configuration
          • Azure
            • Installation
            • Configuration
          • GCP
            • Installation
            • Configuration
          • Kubernetes
            • Installation
            • Configuration
          • Dedicated machines
            • Installation
            • Configuration
          • Private packages
          • Configure git repositories
        • Infrastructure-as-code
        • Dedicated IPs
      • Test a protocol
        • HTTP
          • HTTP Protocol
          • HTTP Request
          • HTTP Checks
          • TLS
          • HTTP Helpers
          • Recorder
          • HTTP Polling
        • WebSocket
        • SSE (Server Sent Event)
        • JMS
        • MQTT
          • Project Setup
          • MQTT Protocol
        • gRPC
          • Project Setup
          • gRPC Protocol
          • gRPC Methods
          • gRPC Messages
          • gRPC Checks
        • Community protocol plugins
      • Run tests on Gatling Enterprise Edition
        • Manage sources
          • Introduction to sources
          • Package configuration
          • Package generation
          • Git repository
          • Configuration as code
        • Create simulations
          • Introduction to simulations in Gatling Enterprise Edition
          • Create no-code simulations
          • Create simulations from packaged code
          • Create simulations from git repositories
          • Optional configurations for simulations
      • User & team management
        • Admin
          • Users
          • Teams
          • API tokens
        • User
          • Login
          • Overview
          • Home
          • Profile
          • Organizations
        • Custom SSO
      • Reporting and analysis
        • Reports
          • Static HTML reports
          • Interactive reports
        • Trends and comparison
          • Introduction
          • Run trends
          • Run comparison
      • Public APIs
      • Glossary

      Release Notes
      • Gatling
        • What's new in Gatling
          • What's new in 3.14
          • What's new in 3.13
          • What's new in 3.12
          • What's new in 3.11
          • What's new in 3.10
          • What's new in 3.9
          • What's new in 3.8
          • What's new in 3.7
          • What's new in 3.6
          • What's new in 3.5
          • What's new in 3.4
          • What's new in 3.3
          • What's new in 3.2
          • What's new in 3.1
          • What's new in 3.0
        • Gatling upgrade guides
          • Upgrading from 3.13 to 3.14
          • Upgrading from 3.12 to 3.13
          • Upgrading from 3.11 to 3.12
          • Upgrading from 3.10 to 3.11
          • Upgrading from 3.9 to 3.10
          • Upgrading from 3.8 to 3.9
          • Upgrading from 3.7 to 3.8
          • Upgrading from 3.6 to 3.7
          • Upgrading from 3.4 to 3.5
          • Upgrading from 3.3 to 3.4
          • Upgrading from 2.3 to 3.0
          • Migrate to Gradle
          • Migrate to Maven
      • Private Control Plane
        • What's new in Control Plane
          • What's new in 2025.20.6
        • Control Plane upgrade guides
          • Upgrading to 2025.20.6

      Project information
      • Contributors
      • Issue tracking
      • Licenses
        • Project licenses
        • Gatling-Highcharts License
        • Gatling Enterprise Component License

    User & team management

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    Gatling Enterprise Edition user guide
    Custom SSO configuration A custom Single Sign-On (SSO) configuration allows your users to sign into Gatling Enterprise Edition using your organization's authentication system.
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