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    example/docs for FusionAuth integration as SSO front-end to nginx-proxied apps?

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      pgnet.deve
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      i'm looking for on-premises, integrated IAM/IDM, non-bloated, well integrated & documented for use as an SSO portal front-end for authentication/authorization of proxied webapps behind an nginx portal.

      fusionauth checks off a number of those boxes.

      i'm looking for examples/documentation, &/or related experiences.

      in nginx-land, there already a number of good use-case examples.

      okta, though not on-premises, does a nice job:

      Enabling Single Sign-On for Proxied Applications with Okta, NGINX Plus, and OpenID Connect
      https://docs.nginx.com/nginx/deployment-guides/single-sign-on/okta/

      https://developer.okta.com/blog/2018/08/28/nginx-auth-request

      https://github.com/tom-smith-okta/nginx-oss-okta

      Are there examples/docs/stories for the same setup -- SSO portal in front of proxies apps -- for FusionAuth + Nginx?

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        dan
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        Hiya,

        We don't have any documentation like this. And I'm not aware of anyone doing this--but of course with thousands of installs we're not aware of how everyone uses FusionAuth 🙂 . I'll ask around and point folks to this, maybe someone in the community has on the ground experience.

        However, when I look at the okta docs, they are using OIDC, so FusionAuth should be usable with a very similar nginx config. If you look at the OAuth endpoints docs you should be able to figure out the pieces that nginx needs (jwks endpoint, etc).

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        FusionAuth - Auth for devs, built by devs.
        https://fusionauth.io

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          kimiasalamo9881 @pgnet.deve
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          @pgnet-deve
          I just want to say that there are serval example is here. I al also need any one of them.

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            kimiasalamo9881 @pgnet.deve
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            @pgnet-deve
            Yes, there are several examples, documentation, and success stories available for the setup of an SSO portal in front of proxied apps using FusionAuth and Nginx. Here are some resources that can help you:

            The official FusionAuth documentation provides step-by-step tutorials on how to integrate FusionAuth with Nginx. These tutorials cover various use cases, including setting up an Nginx reverse proxy in front of a web application protected by FusionAuth.

            The Nginx website also provides documentation on how to configure Nginx as a reverse proxy server for a web application, and how to enable SSO with third-party identity providers like FusionAuth.

            There are many community resources available that provide examples and best practices for integrating FusionAuth and Nginx. For example, there are several blog posts and articles that explain how to set up SSO using FusionAuth and Nginx, such as this post on setting up SSO with Nginx and FusionAuth.

            Finally, there are several success stories and case studies available that showcase organizations that have successfully implemented FusionAuth and Nginx for their authentication and authorization needs. These case studies can provide insights into how other organizations have integrated these two technologies and the benefits they have gained from doing so.

            Overall, there is a wealth of information and resources available that can help you with the setup of an SSO portal in front of proxied apps using FusionAuth and Nginx. With the right documentation and examples, you can easily set up a secure and reliable authentication and authorization solution for your organization.

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