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How can I set some APIs that I create it in in Publisher portal for specific users??
Which I want it when some user open his Devportal he will see only the APIs private for him
Anyone know please tell me how to do it
There are two approaches to that which are control API visibility in the Developer Portal and control subscription availability in Developer Portal. This doc will help you to do that,
https://apim.docs.wso2.com/en/latest/learn/design-api/advanced-topics/control-api-visibility-and-subscription-availability-in-developer-portal/
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I need help with this scenario,
I have yeti app hosted on aws ec2 instance and I would love to enable SS0(single sign-on) on it so that all my azure active directory users can use the same login details to access the app.
Note: Yeti app is not cloud native and I have corporate(enterprise) active directory subscription on azure
Best solution that I seek: Archive or migrate the yeti app to our azure active directory where there are other apps and then enable SSO on all the apps altogether.
I am reading somewhere that its possible to enable single sign on with aws and amazon connect without migrating the app to azure active directory, a little confusing and might be more expensive.
Please what solution do you think will be more suitable for this project and cost effective.
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I'm working on an application which uses role-based access control to limit what users can do. I would like to support authentication using OpenID Connect with the major identity providers such as Google. I'm having a hard time figuring out how companies usually use Google as the IdP for their organization.
I was able to make the regular login flow work, but I have no idea how to get any kind of role or group membership information in the JSON Web Key I receive from Google's OAuth server. I'm quite confused by the whole landscape of Google's authentication since there is IAM and Identity Platform which seem to be doing the same things.
How do large companies use Google's authentication if they rely on groups or roles for access control?
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I have read all over the internet up and down about the differences in these three things and to me the waters seem incredibly muddy. I'm curious if anyone has any very clear way of explaining or identifying the differences between these three categories. Examples would be helpful.
I can read the differences all day, but nothing is computing with me. A Web Service and a Web API both do the same thing, I don't get it, and a REST API is just a type of Web API so how are these 3 different things?
A Web Service is a way to expose a system functionality in a machine-readable way over HTTP. The popular formats are SOAP, JSON or other XML schemas, but anything both sides understand will do.
A REST API is one architecture to design a Web Service, where resources are identified by URLs, and actions on them are identified by HTTP VERBS (GET, POST, DELETE, PUT etc.)
Web API is the Microsoft offering to implement a Web Service, REST or other. SOAP is not supported out of the box in Web API, but can be implemented.
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Where can I find the wso2 is-km 5.11.0
In below link
https://wso2.com/api-management/previous-releases/
there is only 5.10.0 Please provide the link for 5.11.0
WSO2 Identity Server 5.11.0 will not be available in the link you have shared. You need to download it from the official download page. Click on the TRY IT NOW button and you'll see the installation options. You can download the zip archive from there.
You don't have the prepackaged WSO2 Identity Server as a Key Manager 5.11.0 as you got in the previous versions. You need to download the IS 5.11.0 and configure it as IS-KM.
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I am a newbie to WSO2 and just demonstrated a test SAML SSO using the link http://wso2.org/library/articles/2010/07/saml2-web-browser-based-sso-wso2-identity-server.
Now I want to know If we can also perform Idp initiated SSO using the same.
Please correct me If I am wrong.
Yes you can. WSO2 SAML SSO implementation supports IDP initiated SSO. You can directly login to the WSO2 Identity Server at the first place and then you can access other resources in the SSO system.