Apache Custos Jupyterhub Authenticator
The Apache Custos Jupyterhub Authenticator provides CILogon based federated authentication for Jupyterhub. In addtion it provides access to Custos IAM solutions such as
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Fine-Grained Authorization
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Secret Management
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Service Accounts ..etc.
Additional Information : https://airavata.apache.org/custos/
Folder Structure
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custosauthenticator
Includes oidc plugin to connect with custos oauth services
Configuration
Add following configuration to Jupyter Hub in helm chart configuration (values.yaml). You need to request an tenant from Custos Portal to start
- dev: https://dev.portal.usecustos.org/
- production: https://portal.usecustos.org/
Hub configuration
hub:
config:
CustosOAuthenticator:
client_id: CHANGE_ME
client_secret: CHANGE_ME
oauth_callback_url: https://<jupyter_host>/hub/oauth_callback
custos_host: custos.scigap.org
JupyterHub:
authenticator_class: custosauthenticator.custos.CustosOAuthenticator
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