HI all! After playing around with the sandbox I'm ...
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h
HI all! After playing around with the sandbox I'm trying to set up flyte for my team so they can try it out as well. We're on EKS so I followed the AWS guide and got everything working without auth. Then I followed the auth setup guide and got the console behind Google IdP OAuth (still using self-signed certs at this stage). However, I can't seem to get
flytectl
to work now - I get redirected to
<http://localhost:53593/callback>
with the error message:
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Flyte Authentication
Couldn't get access token due to error: Post "<https://flyte>.<mydomain.com>:443/oauth2/token": x509: "flyte.<mydomain.com>" certificate is not standards compliant
I also set
insecureSkipVerify: true
in
~/.flyte/config.yaml
but to no avail.
k
Hi Henri, firstly welcome to Flyte community
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Cc @Haytham Abuelfutuh / @Prafulla Mahindrakar would any of you know
h
Hey @Henri Palacci, awesome progress! Unfortunately, you're going to have to either switch to a full external OAuth Provider (okta, gcp cloud identity, keycloak, azure ad...etc.) or install a proper SSL certificate to continue to use flyteAdmin as your OAuth Provider.. OAuth2 requires SSL to secure bearer token exchange...
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h
Thanks for the super quick reply - can now make progress again!
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k
Cc @Alekhya can we add this to the security doc - cc @Samhita Alla
a
Hey Ketan. Sure.
h
Hey, I wrote some short notes on the install process and the team's thoughts on UX vs other tools. if useful I can share in DM?
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h
Oh YES!
r
@Haytham Abuelfutuh @Henri Palacci if you would be willing to share those notes I'd appreciate it 🙏 . Thinking through similar considerations
k
@Rahul Mehta I can share his doc, as long as Henri is ok
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