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How to integrate internal SSO login (OAuth2)? #1776
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Hey, thanks for reaching out. That should work actually. |
still not working. all url below is 404 not found. I checked internal sso document, there is no issue_uri, and it only support Authorization Code Flow, all open api from internal SSO are listed below:
I successfully integrated internal SSO with Portainer before, so I think internal SSO is available in some level, so what kind of Oauth Provider is required by kafka-ui? Looking forward to your reply. |
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@hustlibraco You dont haveto configure issuer-uri instead of that configure these fileds, it should work |
Hi, I tried but it still throws the error : authorizationGrantType cannot be null |
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Hello, I did the configuration according to these instructions, but the property for the grant type must be:
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I was able to make it work with on-premise GitLab using these settings:
In Gitlab -> Admin Area -> Applications I created new application with name "KafkaUI", set callback url to "https://kafka-ui_address/login/oauth2/code/gitlab" and enabled scope "read_user". |
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I have read the guide SSO configuration, and have checked history issues about sso login.
People asked about some open sso about G suite or AWS etc, I can not find the solution to integrate internal sso login.
Is it possiable to integrate kafka-ui with my company's SSO(oauth2)?
I have tried, but no success. this is my docker-compose.yml:
and this is
docker-compose up
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