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5. Handoff to IT

Owner: Cloud Ops → IT · Time: ~15 min
You’ll finish with: a completed handoff table IT can work from directly.

The backend is healthy and reachable from a managed-device network. The handoff is identical on AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure.

IT already gave you:

  • Your Entra tenant ID.
  • The Arbium Agent (Roots) client ID.
  • The Entra login host (login.microsoftonline.com, or the approved sovereign cloud host).

If the fleet console is enabled, IT also gave you the Arbium Admin application values, admin-group object IDs, and SCIM groups. Do not proceed if any are missing or don’t match the rendered chaindb-config ConfigMap.

Copy this table, fill in the last column, and send it to IT. It is the single artifact that crosses between the two teams — don’t send values in fragments over chat.

Value Where you find it Where IT enters it Fill in
Arbium server address https://arbium.<your-domain> — the origin in global.publicBaseUrl Windows: the Intune install command (walkthrough, Create the Intune app)
Upload endpoint (macOS only) https://arbium.<your-domain>/functions/v1/captures-batch-direct macOS managed-preferences profile. Windows needs only the server address.
Publishable key (macOS only) config.edgeFnsAnonKey in the shared values file macOS managed-preferences profile, next to the endpoint
Fleet console URL (if enabled) https://arbium.<your-domain>/admin Bookmark for admins; smoke test (walkthrough, Smoke test one device)
SCIM Tenant URL (if enabled) https://arbium.<your-domain>/scim/v2 Entra provisioning settings on the Arbium SCIM app
SCIM bearer token (if enabled) Cloud secret store Same Entra provisioning settings — send via the approved secret channel only
Support context Cloud provider, region, environment name, support contact

Verify the endpoint one final time before sending:

Terminal window
curl -fsS https://arbium.<your-domain>/functions/v1/health
curl -fsS https://arbium.<your-domain>/functions/v1/auth-config

Never send these to managed devices or put them in a device policy:

  • Database URL or database credentials.
  • Scheduler, enrollment, JWT, SCIM, or Admin client secrets — except the SCIM token, sent directly to the Entra provisioning administrator.
  • GHCR token or cloud workload-identity credentials.
  • Cloud secret-store values, Terraform state, or Kubernetes Service URLs.
  • Cluster endpoints, controller credentials, or certificate private keys.

The scheduler token authenticates only in-cluster CronJob calls; the GHCR token pulls release artifacts. Neither is an agent credential.

IT continues in the setup walkthrough, which runs the same two checks above from the browser and then fills the Intune app’s settings with your handoff values.

After the smoke test passes, record the deployment as live: cloud provider, region, Terraform tag, chart version, hostname, and support owner.