Post Cutoff
After the cut-off process is complete, review access assignments and begin building new automation natively in Bridge Automation Service (BAS).
Assign authorization for CACF workloads
If workflows use the Cloud Automation Community Framework (CACF), ensure that catalog activation and user authorization follow the CACF governance model.
CACF requirements:
To ensure secure access and governance of CACF-based catalog items, the following requirements must be met before catalog items can be activated, managed, or executed.
- Catalog activation should be performed by an authorized persona, such as a Delivery Program Executive (DPE).
- Users must be granted the appropriate roles before they can activate or manage catalog items.
- The DPE must approve any tenant user who requires permission to run CACF-based catalog items.
Catalog activation is supported by the following Bridge roles:
- Platform Administrator
- Platform Editor
- Catalog Administrator
- Catalog Editor
- Any future roles that provide equivalent catalog management permissions
- Assign the appropriate role based on the user's responsibilities and level of access
- The DPE must approve any tenant user who is authorized to execute CACF-based catalog items.
- Existing content and user authorizations that were migrated from the tenant are considered approved by the DPE unless otherwise reviewed.
Build new automation in Bridge Automation
After migrated automation assets have been validated, new automation can be created directly in BAS.
Bridge Automation provides a low-code authoring experience that enables users to:
- Design and manage workflows
- Configure workflow execution parameters
- Publish reusable catalog items
- Test and validate automation before publication
- Manage automation lifecycle activities
The following resources provide additional information about automation authoring:
- Orchestration channelsAvailable orchestration channels
- DSL specificationDSL Specification
- Orchestration CatalogOrchestration catalog