Currently, we can access the application on http but since we only access the application on localhost using Kubernetes port-forward. We should provide Radius documentation that captures below guidelines to be followed if/when a customer chooses to allow Dashboard access to multiple users and/ or make dashboard public facing.
Dashboard should be accessed only on HTTPS if it should be available outside cluster.
Enable authentication on Dashboard. This could be tied to RBAC support on Radius, since we might want the same users to be allowed dashboard logins by default with permissions configured using Backstage permission system.
The Backstage permissions system should be enabled and configured to restrict access as necessary.
Currently, we can access the application on http but since we only access the application on localhost using Kubernetes port-forward. We should provide Radius documentation that captures below guidelines to be followed if/when a customer chooses to allow Dashboard access to multiple users and/ or make dashboard public facing.
Dashboard should be accessed only on HTTPS if it should be available outside cluster.
Enable authentication on Dashboard. This could be tied to RBAC support on Radius, since we might want the same users to be allowed dashboard logins by default with permissions configured using Backstage permission system.
The Backstage permissions system should be enabled and configured to restrict access as necessary.
AB#13254