I am going to end up with maybe a dozen resources and some parts of the
schema are going to be unique to each resource.  Instead of having a bunch
of different derrived attributes is there a better way of dealing with
similar but distinct attributes?

That's not clear, let me provide an example.

Consider that I might have 3 instances of Active Directory.  Instead of
defining 5 different "userPrincipalName" attributes

ad1userPrincipalName = username + '@ad1.example.com'
ad2userPrincipalName = username + '@ad2.example.com'
ad3userPrincipalName = username + '@ad3.example.com'

And then in the user attribute map defining userPrincipalName =
ad1userPrincipalName for the resource AD1 and so on.

For a derrived attribute is there a way to define the domain outside of the
attribute?  On the reousrce perhaps?

So the derrived attribute looks like:
userPrincipalName = username + '@' + resource.domainname

Regards,
-Alan

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