The JWT claims are used by the kubernetes authentication system to determine a user's username and group membership.
Currently, knowing the username and groups of the user logging in is cumbersome. You have to copy the ID token and decode using something like jwt.io.
Instead, gangway could show the JWT claims on the post-login page. I can think of two user stories for this:
As a cluster operator configuring gangway, I would like gangway to display the user claims in the post-login page so that configuring and troubleshooting gangway is easier.
As a user of gangway, I would like the claims to be displayed in the post-login page so that I know what my username is, and which groups I belong to.
Open question: Are there any security concerns with displaying the claims in the browser?
The JWT claims are used by the kubernetes authentication system to determine a user's username and group membership.
Currently, knowing the username and groups of the user logging in is cumbersome. You have to copy the ID token and decode using something like jwt.io.
Instead, gangway could show the JWT claims on the post-login page. I can think of two user stories for this:
As a cluster operator configuring gangway, I would like gangway to display the user claims in the post-login page so that configuring and troubleshooting gangway is easier.
As a user of gangway, I would like the claims to be displayed in the post-login page so that I know what my username is, and which groups I belong to.
Open question: Are there any security concerns with displaying the claims in the browser?