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+Episode: 3718
+Title: HPR3718: Making Ansible playbooks to configure Single Sign On for popular open source applications
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr3718/hpr3718.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-25 04:37:05
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+This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 3,718 for Wednesday, 2 November 2022.
+Today's show is entitled, Making Ansible Playbooks to Configure Single Sign-On for Popular
+Open Source Applications.
+It is part of the series Networking.
+It is hosted by Jaron Baton.
+It carries a clean flag.
+The summary is a small introduction into my latest project when I spoke at the recent
+NextClow 2022 conference.
+Hey, we are arriving at the end of the lighting talks.
+However, we got one request for doing a plug, which might be of interest of us as the
+next cloud community.
+May I ask Jaron Baton to come on stage and to talk a little bit about a specific project
+which might be of interest to us?
+Hi.
+I only have five minutes, normally I do whole conferences, but longer talks.
+My name is Jaron Baton.
+I have been in the office for 20 years.
+I have written more than 10 books about the office.
+That is my credentials.
+Yesterday, I published Golden Gid-Up.
+There is a result of four months of work of configuring popular open source applications
+for Single Sign-On.
+Clearly, one of those is NextClowed, because why not?
+Let's see if I can make that move it a little bit.
+No.
+Okay.
+Anyway.
+Four months of work, those are simple, straight, answerable playbooks.
+Who does not know what answerable is?
+Okay.
+Who doesn't know what answerable is and doesn't work in marketing?
+Okay.
+So, answerable is a syntax, it's a file, it's sort of a recipe to configure computers.
+So you say, I want, by the way, I want users, and this is the list of user accounts.
+I want, and I want this package and this package installed, and I want the application
+HelloWield installed.
+So, that's a sort of a recipe, and you send it to a bunch of servers, if you like, all
+one.
+And so, people who know Ansible, simple playbook, based on key cloak as the central authentication
+mechanism, what you do, so the playbook is installed next cloud, single-signal.yaml,
+you fire it, it will install standard, next cloud, not the snap, just in some directory,
+I don't know.
+And then configure single-signal by creating with a rest call to key cloak, creating
+a client there, getting a secret key if you're using Open ID Connect, put it in your configuration
+and you're good to go.
+So don't try this at home, read the playbook and adjust it to your own network, okay?
+But you don't have a bunch of roles that you all have to go to with this, one simple
+straight file.
+And I've done this for the last four months for, let's see, X-Weeky, Odo, next cloud key
+cloak, of course not, GitLab and Jenkins.
+And today I found out that I also have to do the same work for Open Project, clearly.
+Yay.
+It's, well, I think that's about all the time I can use.
+Yeah, roughly, okay.
+Any questions?
+Well, that's it.
+Thank you very much.
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+I think it deserves more time than you had right now.
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