jonathanporta/envoy-oauth2-filter-google

A proof-of-concept deployment to showcase Envoy's OAuth2 filter with Google's OAuth2 API.

Google Envoy Filter OAuth2

A proof-of-concept deployment to showcase Envoy's OAuth2 filter with Google's OAuth2 API. The OAuth2 filter is an alpha feature under active development.

Prerequisites

Google Setup

1. Create a new OAuth client ID and secret under the credentials section for your API project (or create a new one, if necessary) at Google's API Console.
2. Add the Client ID to client_id in envoy/envoy.yaml and the client secret to envoy/token-secret.yaml.
3. Make sure you add the redirect_uri from envoy/envoy.yaml to the list of authorized redirect URIs for your Google OAuth client.
4. Add the openid scope to the OAuth consent screen.
5. To test your setup, verify you have added at least one test user with a Google account you have access to.

Adapt configs to your setup

1. Adapt the configuration (hosts, ports, routes, ...) of envoy/envoy.yaml or of any Dockerfile to your setup if/as needed.
2. Generate an HMAC key and insert it into envoy/hmac-secret.yaml: head -c 32 /dev/urandom | base64

Run

The sample code uses docker-compose and consists of two services:

1. envoy: This container runs the official envoyproxy/envoy-dev image. Make sure it includes @andreyprezotto's pull request if you're not using the latest tag.

2. upstream: A tiny Python service which prints a success message and the request headers.