In Honeycomb, Team Owners can require that team members authenticate using Google Single Sign-On (SSO) if the team has a Google Workspace hosted domain.
Even when Google SSO is not required, individual users can choose to use their Google accounts to log in to Honeycomb:
If you’re a Team Owner, you can require that your Team’s members authenticate using Google SSO.
To successfully require Google SSO for your Team, you should have a Google Workspace hosted domain.
Each Google Workspace hosted domain corresponds to only one Honeycomb Team, and new accounts are automatically added to this Team.
For example, all users signing in from myexample.com
will be added to the Team that corresponds to myexample.com
.
Before you can require that your Honeycomb Team authenticate using Google SSO, you should enable Google SSO for your Team Owner account:
Log in to Honeycomb using your Team Owner account.
Navigate to Account > My account.
Locate your name and email address, and select Google SSO Link Account.
When prompted, complete the additional steps to authenticate with Google.
Notice that your account page now shows (Google SSO) next to your email address. The next time you access the Honeycomb UI, you can log in using your Google account.
Next, require Google SSO for your Honeycomb Team:
Notice that your Team Settings page now shows Single Sign-On: Enabled. Your team members will now need to use Google SSO to log in to Honeycomb.
If you are a new user and you want to sign up for Honeycomb using your Google account:
If you created your Honeycomb account with email address/password as credentials, you can link your Google account to your Honeycomb account and use Google to log in to Honeycomb thereafter:
Navigate to Account > My account.
Locate your name and email address, and select Google SSO Link Account.
When prompted, complete the additional steps to authenticate with Google.
Notice that your account page now shows (Google SSO) next to your email address. The next time you access the Honeycomb UI, you can log in using your Google account.
If you originally signed up for Honeycomb using your Google account or have enabled Google SSO for an Existing Honeycomb account, you can log in to Honeycomb using your Google account:
To explore common issues when configuring access, visit Common Issues with Configuring Honeycomb: Google SSO.