There are a number of exciting enhancements to VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Single Sign-On (SSO) with the release of VCF 9.1 from Generic OIDC/SAML2 Identity Provider (IdP) support, streamline way to manage component level priviledges using VCF Roles and API Client and Token support for non-interactive logins to just name a few.

The process of connecting to an external IdP is mostly the same from earlier VCF releases, I typically use Keycloak for my lab environment for VCF SSO, which you can follow this blog post for the detailed step by step.
What has changed are some of the underlying VCF Operations and Identity Broker APIs used to configure VCF SSO in 9.1. With the introduction of VCF Roles, I also thought it would be a good to refresh the PowerShell script I had originally written for configuring VCF 9.0 SSO with an OIDC-based IdP for VCF 9.1.

