Defining the Environment

At a high level, to start the IAG container define:

1. The identity source for the environment. The container is able to protect applications by acting as an OIDC Relying Party, and protect API's using OAuth token introspection;
2. The applications that are protected. For each application you might potentially need to define:
   1. The Web servers which host the application;
   2. The authorization policy for the application resources;
   3. Any rate-limiting rules to help manage access to the application;
   4. Any transformations that need to take place on either the HTTP request or response.

Documentation

The following Hello World guides can be used to get IAG up and running quickly:

• Containers
• Kubernetes
• Kubernetes Operator

Learn more about IAG concepts with the following pages:

• IAG Overview
• IAG concepts, specifically:
  • Authentication
  • Authorization
  • Configuration
• How to deploy the container into different container environments, for example:
  • Red Hat OpenShift
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
• Example YAML configuration files, for example:
  • Basic Configuration
  • Protecting a standard application