Is that possible to use python-jira using google account to sign in?
Maybe any workaround for that cause people in our company don't have jira accounts they use google
Once JIRA has been configured to use Google Apps as a user directory, you can authenticate using a Google account, but only the Google Apps account not just any Google account. jira-python will authenticate using the same set of users.
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I created a project using the Google Cloud Console and created an OAuth screen. But when I used Python in colab to access the calendar, I got an error message that I don't have a proper redirect uri. Is there any way to bypass accessing my Google Calendar with my login credentials rather than using an access token
Please can anyone help me with how to fetch file stored in google drive?
I've a VM Compute engine in GCP and associated service account. This service account have an access to the google drive folder.
I thought to use python script on VM while will access the File on GDrive.
Not sure how to do this.
I guess you can try to impersonate the service account you are using.
Attaching a service account to a resource
For some Google Cloud resources, you can specify a user-managed service account that the resource uses as its default identity. This process is known as attaching the service account to the resource, or associating the service account with the resource.
When a resource needs to access other Google Cloud services and resources, it impersonates the service account that is attached to itself. For example, if you attach a service account to a Compute Engine instance, and the applications on the instance use a client library to call Google Cloud APIs, those applications automatically impersonate the attached service account.
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I have successfully created Azure AD authentication using MSAL in the angular application, after that I passed the token to Django and validated the token from the azure.
Now I want to implement the SAML2 in Azure AD authentication.
Using this article https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/saas-apps/saml-toolkit-tutorial, I have created SAML toolkit for Azure AD and got login url, logout url, AD Identifier url and certificate. Using this information, I don't know how to implement Azure AD authentication in angular or python.
I have read lot of article, nothing worked.
This toolkit is simply an application used to test access to an Azure AD Enterprise application using SAML.
From the client-side, you need to add a client-side SAML stack to your code.
On the Azure AD side, you connect this stack to an Enterprise application.
There are comments relating to the ADAL / MSAL libraries. You cannot use these as they rely on OpenID Connect not SAML!
#Shakthifuture
Have you checked this StackOverflow answer part:
SAML Authentication in Angular app Using Azure AD
I have used this library to implement to SAML authentication using Django.
pip install django_saml2_auth
this library supports JWT token and uses Angular or any front-end application with Django
https://github.com/fangli/django-saml2-auth
Have anyone been able to get domain-wide delegation working by using default credentials (i.e. an AppEngine default service account or otherwise derived from the GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS environment variable) specifically with the Drive or Gmail API? We've been able to follow this guide to use default credentials with admin sdk APIs, but not with user centric APIs like Gmail/Drive. We really dislike the key management situation we're stuck in by deploying keys with code or loading them into GCS buckets while knowing that many GCP centric services don't have this problem (i.e. google-cloud-firestore or google-cloud-bigquery python clients).
Can I use firebase with python to do user account creation and logging in and out?
or any other recommendations? I've read but seems like it only uses nodejs
There is an Admin SDK for Python for certain Firebase products, including Firebase Authentication.
The Admin SDK for Firebase is meant to run on servers and in other trusted environments. This means that a process using the Admin SDK has administrative access to all Firebase services. This for example allows you to easily create a new user account with the Python SDK.
But that also means that the Python SDK cannot be used to sign in with Firebase Authentication: after all, the process already runs with administrative privileges.
If you want to use the Python SDK to verify users, you should have the users sign in on the client with one of the regular Firebase Authentication SDKs. Then send the ID token from the client to your server, and use the Python SDK to verify that token.