Enable SSO with a Custom Certificate Authority
A custom Certificate Authority (CA) refers to a certificate authority that is not part of the standard public CA ecosystem but is instead managed internally within an organization. This guide explains how you can enable Palette SSO with a custom CA certificate.
Prerequisites
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Palette account with Tenant Admin access. 
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For SSO to work correctly with Palette, you must enable HTTPS and configure TLS in your identity provider. 
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Existing SSO configuration with an SSO provider supported in Palette. Refer to SAML and OIDC SSO Setup for links to provider-specific guides. 
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Custom CA x509 certificate in the Privacy-Enhanced Mail (PEM) format issued by the SSO provider configured in Palette. 
Enable SSO with Custom CA
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Log in to Palette as a Tenant Admin. 
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From the left Main Menu, select Tenant Settings. 
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From the Tenant Menu, select SSO and, on the Configure tab, under SSO Auth type, select OIDC. 
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In the Identity Provider CA Certificate field, enter your custom CA x509 certificate in the PEM format.  
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Optionally, select the Insecure Skip TLS Verify checkbox to skip the TLS verification. infoYou cannot skip TLS verification for Palette VerteX instances. With Palette VerteX, you must provide a valid custom CA certificate. 
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At the bottom of the page, select Enable and, in the Cluster Update Confirmation modal, select Continue to confirm your changes. 
Validate
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Log in to Palette and follow the steps to sign in with your SSO provider. 
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If you have successfully logged in to Palette, then the custom CA certificate works as expected.