Authentication and Authorization
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* [[DreamFactory/Tutorials/Logging in|Logging in]] | * [[DreamFactory/Tutorials/Logging in|Logging in]] | ||
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* [[DreamFactory/Tutorials/Using Active Directory|Using Active Directory]] | * [[DreamFactory/Tutorials/Using Active Directory|Using Active Directory]] | ||
* [[DreamFactory/Tutorials/Using OAuth|Using OAuth]] | * [[DreamFactory/Tutorials/Using OAuth|Using OAuth]] | ||
| + | * [[DreamFactory/Tutorials/Using SAML 2.0|Using SAML 2.0]] | ||
| + | * [https://guide.dreamfactory.com/docs/authenticating-your-apis/#authenticating-with-okta Authentication with Okta] | ||
| + | * [https://guide.dreamfactory.com/docs/authenticating-your-apis/#authenticating-with-openid-connect Authenticating with OpenID Connect] | ||
== Active Directory == | == Active Directory == | ||
Latest revision as of 23:49, 19 July 2021
User Authentication
- Logging in
- Logging out
- Basic auth
- Access using API key only (unauthenticated users)
- Access using JWT only (authenticated admin users)
- Access using JWT and API key (authenticated non-admin users)
- Refreshing a JWT
- Forever sessions
Role-Based Access Control
- Setting up user roles
- Setting up application default role
- Accessing SQL tables
- Accessing NoSQL collections
- Record-level access control with server-side filters
- Accessing documents
- Accessing email services
- Accessing push notifications
- Accessing remote web services
- Enabling script access
- Using role lookup keys
Single Sign On
- Using LDAP
- Using Active Directory
- Using OAuth
- Using SAML 2.0
- Authentication with Okta
- Authenticating with OpenID Connect
