Okta System Logs connector reference

Important

This feature is in Beta. To use it, a workspace admin must turn on Lakeflow Connect for Okta System Logs from the Previews page. See Manage Azure Databricks previews.

The managed Okta System Logs connector supports one source table. This reference lists the source table, connection options, and destination fields.

Supported source tables

The Okta System Logs connector supports the following source table in the default source schema:

Source table	Primary key	Description	Sync mode	Cursor field
system_logs	lw_id	Audit and security events from your Okta organization.	Incremental	time

Use the following source name in a pipeline definition:

objects:
  - table:
      source_schema: 'default'
      source_table: 'system_logs'

For a complete pipeline definition, see Examples.

Connection options

Option	Type	Required	Description
domain	String	Yes	The Okta organization domain. You can provide a domain name or a full URL; Azure Databricks normalizes the value to the domain name.
ssws_token	String	Yes	The secret SSWS API token used to authenticate requests to the Okta API.

Destination table schema

The destination table includes Databricks-added fields and Okta System Log fields. For Okta field definitions and nested field details, see the Okta System Log API reference.

Primary key: lw_id Cursor field: time

The connector copies the Okta published timestamp into time and generates lw_id from uuid and published.

Field	Data type
lw_id	STRING
time	TIMESTAMP
uuid	STRING
published	TIMESTAMP
eventType	STRING
version	STRING
severity	STRING
legacyEventType	STRING
displayMessage	STRING
actor	STRUCT
authenticationContext	STRUCT
client	STRUCT
debugContext	STRUCT
outcome	STRUCT
device	STRUCT
transaction	STRUCT
request	STRUCT
target	ARRAY<STRUCT>
securityContext	STRUCT

Required Okta account permissions

The administrator account that creates the SSWS API token must be able to read the System Log. The token inherits the permissions of that account. A read-only administrator account provides read access to the System Log without broader administrative permissions.