CloudFormation Template: Authentication Proxy Using Your GitHub Organization and YAML
CloudFormation Template: Authentication Proxy Using Your GitHub Organization and YAML
Another day, another Wittig CloudFormation template. Get a look at how to set up a highly available authentication proxy that forwards requests to upstream HTTP(S) endpoints.
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Authentication Proxy Using Your GitHub Organization
This template describes a highly available authentication proxy that forwards requests to an upstream HTTP(S) endpoint if the user is authenticated against your GitHub Organization.
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