Open-Source Azure Authentication Tools | Restackio

Step 1: Login to Azure Active Directory

To begin the process of creating server credentials, log in to the Microsoft Azure Portal. Once logged in, navigate to the Azure Active Directory section.

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Step 2: Create a New Application

Within the Azure Active Directory, locate the App Registrations section in the left navigation bar. This is where you will register your application.

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Click on New Registration. This step is crucial for registering the OpenMetadata UI, which will utilize Azure authentication for your web app.

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In the registration form, provide an appropriate Application Name. Additionally, specify a redirect URL, ensuring it is set as a Single Page Application. After filling in these details, click on Register to complete the application registration process.

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Azure Integration

If you are utilizing Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), the following instructions will guide you in configuring it as your identity provider.

Prerequisites

• Ensure you have an Azure account with the necessary permissions to manage applications in Azure Active Directory.

Note: If you have already set up lakeFS Cloud with your Azure account, you can skip the steps for Register lakeFS Cloud with Azure and Add client secret, and proceed directly to Add a redirect URI.