How to authenticate to the OpenFaaS API using Kubernetes JWT tokens | OpenFaaS - Serverless Functions Made Simple
Learn how to use Kubernetes Service Account Token Projection with the OpenFaaS API| OpenFaaS - Serverless Functions Made Simple
Learn how to use Kubernetes Service Account Token Projection with the OpenFaaS API| OpenFaaS - Serverless Functions Made Simple
Overview Most Dex connectors redirect users to the upstream identity provider as part of the authentication flow. While this works for human users, it is much harder for machines and automated processes (e.g., CI pipelines) to complete this interactive flow. This is where OAuth2 Token Exchange comes in: it allows clients to exchange an access or ID token they already have (obtained from their environment, through custom CLI commands, etc.) for a token issued by dex.| Dex
In a recent blog post, I discussed whether AI agents need their own identity. I ended with “yes, they do”, but how do we end up doing that? In this blog, we’ll look at a very important concept when it comes to agent identity: impersonation or delegation. Should your marketing agent simply “become” the end user when calling the GDPR compliance agent? Or should it clearly identify itself as acting on the user’s behalf?| ceposta Technology Blog
How to handle delegation scenarios using OAuth Token Exchange, for use with microservices and API gateways.| Scott Brady
