Add Okta in the use cases

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Explore integration of RabbitMQ with Oauth 2.0 auth backend plugin

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Add Okta in the use cases #22

Closed seifrajhi closed 1 year ago

seifrajhi commented 1 year ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I tried to use the OAuth-proxy using okra instead of Key cloak, but it was very complicated to set up and I ran into many problems, even though I followed very carefully the steps

Describe the solution you'd like

Step by step integration of rabbitMQ with Okta

Describe alternatives you've considered

No response

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seifrajhi commented 1 year ago

@MarcialRosales , hello I will create a PR for Okta integration with RabbitMQ, it is woking fine

MarcialRosales commented 1 year ago

Thanks a lot @seifrajhi ! you have already realized that it is very important to provide detailed Okta instructions. RabbitMQ instructions is just 50% of the puzzle.

seifrajhi commented 1 year ago

@MarcialRosales , you are welcome, thank you for the great work here.

I did mention all steps to re-implement it in the okta.md

How to create app, user and groups in okta for rabbitMQ
How to create scopes, claims inside the authorization server of okta
How to add expression for new role claim in the token scope

You can suggest me what else I can add

omidtavakoli commented 8 months ago

Hi @seifrajhi, Thanks for your documenting Okta integration. I followed the steps you mentioned here but my local Rabbitmq doesn't even show the SSO login page and shows same management UI as before which login fails using my okta password with this error Authentication using an OAuth 2/JWT token failed: provided token is invalid I didn't find anything regarding this online. Could you help, please?