In this blog article, we will cover some basics about OpenID Connect mechanism. I will start with a short history. History: Years before organizations wanted to have a unified authentication system for better management and security. Thus, Single sign-on comes into the picture to have a one repository of usernames and passwords. With a lot […]
In this blog article, we will see how Pega operators can be authenticated against the Azure active directory. This tutorial was implemented using Pega personal edition 8.5, but the core concepts remain the same in higher versions as well What is Azure Active directory? In the Recent years, Pega started addressing Azure Active Directory (Azure […]
This is the first blog article in the OAuth authentication series. In this blog article, we will see more in detail about the basics of OAuth workflow and the different grant types supported by OAuth. This will be bit more theory article😉. Finally, we will have some hands-on on in setting up X (formerly Twitter) […]
In the previous articles, we saw how Pega can act as OAuth client and access the protected resources from OAuth providers like LinkedIn, Twitter etc. In this post we will see how Pega can act the other way around by taking the role of OAuth provider. The article was created using earlier Pega 8 version! […]
This is the third blog article of the OAuth series. For a better understanding, I would suggest you to visit the previous blog articles on OAuth 2.0 in order – Part 1 & Part 2. https://myknowtech.com/tag/oauth In this blog article, we will see how Pega can act as OAuth client for authorization code grant type. […]
In this blog article, we will see in detail about the usage of an Unauthenticated ruleset and then a working tutorial about customizing the login screen. This tutorial is implemented using Pega 8.2 version. Please note the corresponding HTML code may vary in the previous pega versions. We know that in Pega, rules and data […]
