Implement m2m-token for Trigger Command Execution via m2m-oauth-server

jkralik commented 4 months ago

Description

This PR introduces the m2m-token functionality, enabling the execution of trigger commands from various services. The m2m-token is issued by the m2m-oauth-server through the credential flow.

To obtain the token, users can utilize a secret or another JWT token signed by an authority configured within the m2m-oauth-server.

Key highlights of this implementation include:

Integration with m2m-oauth-server for token issuance.
Support for credential flow to obtain tokens.
Flexibility to use a secret or another JWT token for authentication.

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jkralik commented 3 months ago

https://github.com/plgd-dev/hub/pull/1336#discussion_r1663991640

This depends on the cluster where the hub is running. In production, each user needs to set up their own cluster. If we set the limits too low, the processes will be killed by OOM (Out of Memory) errors.

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jkralik commented 3 months ago

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`m2m-oauth-server` Directory

File: m2m-oauth-server/test/test.go
- Removed a large block of commented-out code that included a RequestBuilder struct and associated methods, as well as an HTTPDo function.

Helm Chart

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jkralik commented 3 months ago

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@jkralik, here is the updated summary of the changes:

`m2m-oauth-server` Directory

File: m2m-oauth-server/test/test.go
- Removed a large block of commented-out code that included a RequestBuilder struct and associated methods, as well as an HTTPDo function.

`charts` Directory

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jkralik commented 3 months ago

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@jkralik, here is the comprehensive description of the pull request based on changes in the m2m-oauth-server and charts directories:

Pull Request Description

Objective

The primary objective of this pull request is to allow configuring multiple authorities for m2m-token.

Changes in `m2m-oauth-server` Directory

File: m2m-oauth-server/test/test.go
- Removed a large block of commented-out code that included:
- RequestBuilder struct and associated methods (NewRequestBuilder, AddQuery, Build).
- HTTPDo function.

Changes in `charts` Directory

No changes detected.

This cleanup in the m2m-oauth-server directory helps in maintaining a cleaner codebase and removing unused code. If there are any specific changes related to the configuration of multiple authorities for m2m-token that are not evident in the provided diffs, please let me know so I can include them in the description.

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