Max Katz

Max Katz

Workflows Builder Advocacy Lead

Max Katz is a Workflows Builder Advocacy Lead at Okta. Prior to Okta, Max led the North America West Developer Advocacy team at IBM. His team provided developer education via meetups, workshops, conferences, online events, and content, with the aim to help developers do their jobs faster and easier. Before IBM, Max led developer advocacy for a cloud-based mobile app platform, helping it grow from zero to over 400,000 developers. Max is the author of two editions of Practical RichFaces (Apress 2008, 2011) and was named an MVB (Most Valuable Blogger) on DZone. Max is a frequent speaker at developer events and conferences and publishes regularly on his http://maxkatz.net blog. 

 

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Okta Workflows How-To: Determine User Sign-In Location

Okta Workflows is a no-code platform for automating identity processes.  This blog post is based on a question asked during office hours or the #okta-workflows channel in MacAdmins Slack: How to determine user sign-in location information?  This how-to is based on WorkflowsTip #8, from Ashwin Ramnarayanan, Solutions Engineer at Okta. Determining…
By Max Katz in Workflows Community Team
March 15, 2023

Okta Workflows Tutorial: Notify When a User Is Suspended

Okta Workflows is a no-code platform for automating identity processes.  Introduction This step-by-step tutorial will show you how to build a no-code workflow that sends a notification when a user is suspended in Okta.  You will learn the following:  How to build your first flow How to trigger a flow when a user is suspended How to send an email…
By Max Katz in Workflows Community Team
March 10, 2023

Okta Workflows How-To: Find the JSON Object Passed From a Streaming Action to a Helper Flow

Okta Workflows is a no-code platform for automating identity processes.  This blog post is based on a question asked during office hours or the #okta-workflows channel in MacAdmins Slack: How to find the JSON object passed from a streaming action to a helper flow?  Getting started Watch this video to learn how to find the JSON object passed from a…
By Max Katz in Workflows Community Team
March 3, 2023

Okta Workflows How-To: Read a Custom User Profile Attribute

Okta Workflows is a no-code platform for automating identity processes.  This blog post is based on a question asked during office hours or the #okta-workflows channel in MacAdmins Slack: How to read a custom user profile attribute?  If you prefer a video, jump to the end of this blog post to watch a short video about this question and answer…
By Max Katz in Workflows Community Team
February 28, 2023

Okta Workflows How-To: Iterate Over a JSON Object (or How to Use the Object – For Each Card)

Okta Workflows is a no-code platform for automating identity processes.  This blog post is based on a question asked during office hours or the #okta-workflows channel in MacAdmins Slack: How do you iterate over a JSON object to retrieve a path value?  Thanks to Bishal Shrestha, an Okta Administrator at Pinterest, who asked this question in…
By Max Katz in Workflows Community Team
February 6, 2023

Learn About the Differences Between Three Workflows List Functions: For Each, Map, and Reduce

Okta Workflows is a no-code platform for automating identity processes.  This blog post is based on a question asked during office hours or the #okta-workflows channel in MacAdmins Slack: What are the differences between three List functions: For Each, Map, and Reduce?  Getting started The List function has three cards to iterate over a list: For…
By Max Katz in Workflows Community Team
January 30, 2023

Okta Workflows How-To: Iterate Over Items and Create a New List (Using the List – Map Card)

Okta Workflows is a no-code platform for automating identity processes.  This blog post is based on a question asked during office hours or the #okta-workflows channel in MacAdmins Slack: How to take a data list, modify each record in a list, and continue to use the new list in the flow?  Getting started You have a list of users and need a new…
By Max Katz in Workflows Community Team
January 26, 2023

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