ory / hydra-maester

Kuberenetes CRD Controller for Ory Hydra. :warning: Maintained by the community, not an official Ory project!
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Ory Hydra Maester

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Ory Hydra Maester is developed by the Ory community and is not actively maintained by Ory core maintainers due to lack of resources, time, and knolwedge. As such please be aware that there might be issues with the system. If you have ideas for better testing and development principles please open an issue or PR!

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This project contains a Kubernetes controller that uses Custom Resources (CR) to manage Hydra Oauth2 clients. ORY Hydra Maester watches for instances of oauth2clients.hydra.ory.sh/v1alpha1 CR and creates, updates, or deletes corresponding OAuth2 clients by communicating with ORY Hydra's API.

Visit Hydra-maester's chart documentation and view sample OAuth2 client resources to learn more about the oauth2clients.hydra.ory.sh/v1alpha1 CR.

The project is based on Kubebuilder.

Prerequisites

Design

Take a look at Design Readme.

How to use it

To deploy the controller, edit the value of the --hydra-url argument in the manager.yaml file and run make deploy.

Command-line flags

Name Required Description Default value Example values
hydra-url yes ORY Hydra's service address - ory-hydra-admin.ory.svc.cluster.local
hydra-port no ORY Hydra's service port 4445 4445
tls-trust-store no TLS cert path for hydra client "" /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
insecure-skip-verify no Skip http client insecure verification false true or false
namespace no Namespace in which the controller should operate. Setting this will make the controller ignore other namespaces. "" "my-namespace"
leader-elector-namespace no Leader elector namespace where controller should be set. "" "my-namespace"

Environmental Variables

Variable name Default value Example value
**CLIENT_ID_KEY** **CLIENT_ID** **MY_SECRET_NAME**
**CLIENT_SECRET_KEY** **CLIENT_SECRET** **MY_SECRET_VALUE**

Development

Testing

Use mockery to generate mock types that implement existing interfaces. To generate a mock type for an interface, navigate to the directory containing that interface and run this command:

mockery -name={INTERFACE_NAME}