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Create Server Credentials
This document is all about how to create an Okta app and configure it for oAuth. It will generate information that is required to perform the single-sign-on activity.
Step 1: Create an Okta Account
- Go to Create Okta Account.
- Provide the required input and click on Sign Up.
- Else you can continue with Google or GitHub.
Step 2: Create the OIDC app integration.
- Once done with signup/sign in you will be redirected to the getting started page of okta.
- Click Applications -> Applications available on the left side of the panel.
- Click on Create App Integration button.
Step 3: Configuring the app
- Once you click on Create App Integration button.
- Select OIDC - OpenID Connect.
- Then select the Application type. Select Web Application.
- Once selected, click Next.
- Select Refresh token, Implicit(Hybrid). Once selected Implicit option, select Allow ID token with implicit grant type. In Refresh token behavior. Select Use persistent token. Provide the necessary input and click Save.
- The app is now configured.
Step 4: Where to find the credentials
- Once the app is configured, now the Client Id and Client secret can be used.
- You can also go to Application -> Application like in step 2.
- You should be able to see your application in the list.
- Click on your application.
- You will find your Client id, Client secret, and Okta domain.
- To get your issuer and audience click on Sign On available on top of the form.
Step 5: Adding the details in openmetadata-security.yaml
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Once the Client Id, Client secret, issuer, and audience are generated.
Add those details in the openmetadata-security.yaml file in the respective field.