Summary
The user is inquiring about changes in the authentication process in the Airbyte community version, specifically regarding the requirement of a username and password for login.
Question
Previously my version or Airbyte community would still require a user and password to login.
Just made a new installation and now it only asks for my email and company and seems to be open.
Did this changed? There is no more possibility to have user auth?
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["authentication-process", "airbyte-community-version", "user-authentication", "login"]
<@U07LD7NUGG3> I’m not sure if the values.yaml above is 100% correct, but here’s my implementation.
I have a k8 secret named airbyte-auth-secrets
that contains the instance admin email and password. Trying to have it in the default airbyte-config-secrets didn’t work and AB created a new secret and autogenerated the instance admin password. I had to dig through the Helm template files to discover this.
enabled: true
secretName: "airbyte-auth-secrets"
instanceAdmin:
firstName: ""
lastName: ""
emailSecretKey: "instance-admin-email"
passwordSecretKey: "instance-admin-password"```
The secret is basic auth or opaque one?
Thanks will try it and let you know.
metadata {
name = "airbyte-auth-secrets"
namespace = kubernetes_namespace.clickbuddy.metadata[0].name
}
data = {
"instance-admin-email" = ""
"instance-admin-password" = data.google_secret_manager_secret_version.airbyte_instance_admin_password.secret_data
}
type = "Opaque"
depends_on = [google_service_account_key.airbyte_service_account_key]
}```
Thats my TF code that creates the secret