Okta configuration #2199
Okta configuration #2199
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📝 Walkthrough📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces a new documentation file detailing the configuration process for integrating Okta as an OpenID Provider with SpiffWorkflow. The document provides comprehensive guidance on setting up OpenID authentication, including creating an OIDC application in Okta, configuring environment variables, and managing group claims. It covers the essential steps for establishing a connection between SpiffWorkflow and Okta, with specific instructions for setting up client credentials, environment configurations, and group authorization. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Okta
participant SpiffWorkflow
User->>Okta: Create OIDC Application
Okta-->>User: Provide Client ID & Secret
User->>SpiffWorkflow: Configure Environment Variables
SpiffWorkflow->>Okta: Request Authentication
Okta-->>SpiffWorkflow: Validate Token
SpiffWorkflow-->>User: Grant Access
The sequence diagram illustrates the high-level authentication flow between the user, Okta, and SpiffWorkflow, showing the key steps of creating an OIDC application, configuring environment variables, and performing token-based authentication. 📜 Recent review detailsConfiguration used: .coderabbit.yaml 📒 Files selected for processing (1)
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docs/DevOps_installation_integration/okta_config.md (4)
1-4: Add prerequisites section for clarity.Consider adding a prerequisites section that outlines:
- Required access levels in Okta
- Basic understanding of OpenID Connect
- SpiffWorkflow backend requirements
8-10: Remove specific customer reference.The mention of "Emerson" should be generalized as it's customer-specific information in public documentation.
- - Note: For more complex enterprise setups (like Emerson), further Okta configurations may be required. + - Note: For complex enterprise setups, additional Okta configurations may be required.
64-67: Enhance AD integration examples.Consider adding:
- Common troubleshooting scenarios
- Specific examples of group filter patterns
- Best practices for AD group naming conventions
71-74: Fix list indentation.The unordered list items should have 2 spaces of indentation instead of 3.
- Verify that groups are being passed to SpiffWorkflow: - - Run a test by logging in and inspecting the OpenID token (e.g., using a JWT decoder). - - Confirm that the group claims are being sent as part of the token payload. + - Run a test by logging in and inspecting the OpenID token (e.g., using a JWT decoder). + - Confirm that the group claims are being sent as part of the token payload.🧰 Tools
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76-76: LGTM! Consider organizing authentication-related documentation.The addition of Okta configuration documentation is well-placed in the DevOps section. However, consider grouping all authentication-related documentation together (e.g., permissions, Okta) for better discoverability.
Consider:
- Creating an "Authentication & Authorization" subsection within DevOps
- Adding cross-references between related docs (permissions, Okta)
- Including a note in
admin_and_permissions.mdabout Okta integration
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