I'm using Keycloak with docker quay.io/keycloak/keycloak:19.0.1 and with Google Identity provider.
According to the documentation I can use a property called Hosted Domain to restrict access to your GSuite organization's members only. Documentation
But when creating the provider, I don't see that column anywhere :/
This field is not on the google console, is in the settings tab of Google Identity Provider Menu on Keycloak
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Background
I have a web application "APP1" (front-end: Vue.js & Back end:Azure function) deployed in azure app service. I have implemented client directed sign in (easy auth using this), after that I can authenticate user using provider's sign in page [both AAD & google].
Target
I have another web application "APP2" deployed in on-primes server. I want to redirect to APP1 from "APP2" and automatically sign in without provider's sign in page. I will read credentials from environment variable.
Tried solutions
I have found a similar issue here, however I am unable to use the solution because the DB between AAP1 and AAP2 can't be shared
I have also checked the google identity providers documentation, however I am unable to find how to programmatically sign in without provider's sign in page
Question
Is it possible to programmatically sign in to google identity to get token without provider's sign in page
The whole point of google identity is to prove the identity of the person behind the machine.
OpenID Connect is an open standard that companies use to authenticate (signin) users. IdPs use this so that users can sign in to the IdP, and then access other websites and apps without having to log in or share their sign-in information. (id_token)
OAuth 2.0. This standard provides secure delegated access. This means an application created by a developer, can take actions or access resources from a server on behalf of the user, without them having to share their credentials (login and password). It does this by allowing the identity provider (IdP) to issue tokens to third-party applications with the user’s approval. (access_token, refresh_token)
I am currently working on a function app and would like to understand more on the built in authentication using Microsoft as the identity provider. I have created an app registration as per this guide but upon testing the authentication in a browser, I have been redirected to login.microsoftonline.com/common instead of login.microsoftonline.com/. Is that the expected behavior?
For your function app, in the Authentication blade, check what is being displayed for Issuer Url for the Microsoft Authentication provider. If you have configured to authenticate users from your organization's Azure AD, then that will be the tenant ID, and the url should be login.microsoftonline.com/<guid of tenant>. It depends on what you chose for your target audience, refer here.
I'm working on a blazor web assembly, core hosted project.
The users must have a local account to use the website. For that I use default blazor authentication provider with IdentityServer.
I have a calendar page, where users can add and watch some events.
I would like to offer them the possibility to log in their google or microsoft account in order to see their personnal events in the same place.
But the google or microsoft authentication can't replace the local authentication. It must be a secondary option.
I can't find out how to manage this. All exemples I see use the RemoteAuthenticatorView.
You need to add external provider authentication to your server project by following steps described in Facebook, Google, and external provider authentication in ASP.NET Core
I have the following question about fusionauth. Is this service itself an identity provider or is it necessary to configure an external identity provider such as OpenId or SAML?
FusionAuth is a complete identity provider as well as a service provider. This means that you can store all of your users in FusionAuth and have them authenticate directly.
You can also use FusionAuth to log users in via other IdPs such as Google, Facebook, Twitter, GitHub, Active Directory, etc. This is called federated login and FusionAuth will handle reconciling user accounts.
Within FusionAuth, you can create an number of Applications, which are just resources a user can log into. Using FusionAuth as the identity provider via OAuth, OpenID Connect or SAMLv2, you get single sign-on for free. The UI for FusionAuth's login pages are also themeable, so you can make it look like your brand easily.
Finally, FusionAuth provides a complete authorization system as well. Each Application can define any number of roles. You then create a UserRegistration, which is a User, an Application and zero or more roles the User is granted for that Application.
Feel free to check out our documentation here: https://fusionauth.io/docs/
It provides a bunch of detail on all of these pieces.
This was hard to find so I'll add it here in case anyone needs it.
When adding google sign in as a cognito authentication provider for both Android and iOS I need to use the OpenID rather than Google+, but when adding in google as an OpenID I couldn't find the provider URL in google's documentation
The provider URL is hardcoded accounts.google.com for any credential you create, and add all the clientIDs under Audience.
To add google sign in to Cognito for both iOS and Android:
Go to IAM -> Identity providers
Create a provider
Choose OpenID Connect
In the provider url write https://accounts.google.com
In Audience write one of the app's client_id that you can get from the credentials console
Go back to Cognito:
Under authentication providers go to OpenID
Select accounts.google.com