light-oauth2 | cloud native OAuth 2.0 authorization microservices | OAuth library
kandi X-RAY | light-oauth2 Summary
kandi X-RAY | light-oauth2 Summary
A fast, light weight and cloud native OAuth 2.0 Server based on microservices architecture built on top of light-4j and light-rest-4j frameworks. Stack Overflow | Google Group | Gitter Chat | Subreddit | Youtube Channel | Documentation | Contribution Guide |. Light platform follows security first design and we have provided an OAuth 2.0 provider light-oauth2 which is based on light-4j and light-rest-4j frameworks with 7 microservices. Some of the services implement the OAuth 2.0 specifications and others implement some extensions to make OAuth more suitable to protect service to service communication, other styles of services like GraphQL, RPC and Event Driven, Key management and distribution, service registration, token scope calculation and token exchange.
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- Initializes the LDAP access control
- Initializes the resource names
- Loads the policies
- Handle the form
- Process audit info
- Authenticates a user account
- Splits a string into a set of roles
- Handle a HTTP request for the client - side application
- Store audit info
- Handles a GET request
- Set audit info
- Initializes the configuration
- Performs audit
- Handles the HTTP request
- Handle incoming request
- Handle user request
- Handle the incoming request
- Handles an HTTP GET request
- Handle a GET request
- Handles the incoming request
- Returns user info object
- Performs the basic authentication
- Handles the audit request
- Handles a HTTP request
- Authenticates an account
- Authenticate against the exchange
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Followed what was given in the documentation about running light4J oAuth locally. I was able to run maven clean install on the whole repo but when i try running the docker compose up it fails saying DockerFile does not exist. Below is the main repository of the light4J oAuth repo. https://github.com/networknt/light-oauth2
The documentation steps followed. https://doc.networknt.com/getting-started/light-oauth2/
Ran "mvn clean install" followed by "docker-compose -f docker-compose-mysql.yml up". Gives the following error. "ERROR: Cannot locate specified Dockerfile: Dockerfile".
Following is the docker installation on mac. docker-installtion-on-mac-local
If anyone knows what might be the problem and direct me to the right direction that would be awesome. Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-28 at 06:06I had a look at your repository. It seems like your Dockerfile is located under code/docker
, service/docker
, etc. instead of just code/
, service/
, etc.
See the build for more information.
build
can be specified either as a string containing a path to the build context: Example for docker-docs
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