I don't see OIDC issuers anymore in a personnal organization . Has something changed?

I'll check with the team on this - thanks for bringing it up

Hi @millions-journalist-34868, you had access to a commercial feature (OIDC issuer token) that isn't included in the individual plan. This feature is normally part of our Team plan, which starts at $40/month and includes 500 resources plus OIDC issuer token support. We've updated the UI to accurately reflect which features are available in your plan. However, we won't restrict API access, so you can continue using the OIDC issuer token feature through the API. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you!

Thanks for the information @full-psychiatrist-27793. It's bit sad not to have a security feature like this available even for the individual plan. In the individual plan, the access token retrieved using OIDC would be limited to personal tokens anyway so that should be a sufficient distinction between individual plan and team plan. Anyway good to know that even if the UI is not avaiable, it's possible to use it through the API. Which UI are you talking about? I did not see mention of OIDC not being available in the individual plan? I'm probably not looking at the right place but it's not mentionned on the pricing page nor on the OIDC integration page.

@millions-journalist-34868, thank you for the valid feedback, and I'll be sure to share it with my team. Apologies for any short-term confusion; however, the good news is that you can still access it via the API.

OIDC and Org Access Tokens

is listed under the Teams plan on the pricing page.

I noticed that https://www.pulumi.com/docs/administration/access-identity/oidc-client/#token-types-by-edition still lists the feature as supported in the individual plan but no mention of it being API only. Is this going to be reflected in the documentation or is there a plan to remove the feature completely for individuals? I was hoping to use https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/pulumiservice/api-docs/oidcissuer/ to set it up in any case for some homelab stuff (as well as using it on work's enterprise account) so no problem if it is API only.

@millions-journalist-34868 @full-boots-69133 Could you both check again please? I just checked and the OIDC issuer UI shows up for the following: • my own individual user • a

Team

organization • a

Business Critical

organization

Looks like it is back for me, thanks!

Update: after some internal discussions we've decided to offer the OIDC issuer feature (including the UI) for individual plans