The tia Core tia® Status UI allows to two modes of authentication:
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Note: Basic Authentication is suitable for test system and easy to configure. When considering for production usage, following additional security configurations must be taken:
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The configuration for authentication of tia Core tia® Status UI has to be made as application-wide setting, see tia Core Configuration Basics Application wide settings.
Configuring tia Status UI for Basic Authentication
Following parameters needs to be specified for basic authentication:
webapp.security.auth.type=basicwebapp.security.auth.basic.username=<username>webapp-.security.auth.basic.password=<password hash>
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When the basic authentication (default) is used, but the a password is not configured here, the tia Core tia® Status UI application will generate a random password at startup which can be looked up from the container logs.
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The password hash in the configuration has to be the bcrypt-hash value of the password. Read more about creating bcrypt-hashs here: Creating a bcrypt-hash value
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Hint: This value always contains $-characters. When using this from command prompt in Linux or Windows environment, this character may need to be escaped or the complete string quoted (try both: single- or double-quotes). |
Configuring
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tia® Status UI for OAuth2 Authentication
The tia Core tia® Status UI implements the OAuth2 PKCE Authorization Code Flow.
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registration of the application at the OAuth2 Authorization Server
configuration of these parameters in the application-Application wide - settings :
webapp.security.auth.type=oauth2webapp.security.auth.oauth2.authenticationEndpointUrl=<OAuth2 endpoint URL>webapp-.security.auth.oauth2.clientId=<OAuth2 client id>webapp-.security.auth.oauth2.redirectUrl=<local URL to /info/login-callback>