In the applications you develop with Kuika, you can use the Kuika Auth authentication method by default or you can customize authentication processes by selecting another Authentication Provider.
This training content consists of the following topics:
1. Authentication & Authorization Tab
2. Provider Selection
3. Specify Provider Type
4. Filling in the Required Information
5. Add Provider
After completing the information, click the CREATE button to save your selection.
LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) provides secure access to your application by controlling the users defined in Active Directory Windows Server.
Add LDAP Provider
After the LDAP integration is complete, the credentials of users logging in to your application are authenticated through the Active Directory Server.
OAuth 2.0 (Open Authorization 2.0) allows users to securely access an application without sharing credentials.
Add OAuth 2.0 Provider
Create the provider by clicking the CREATE button.
Generic Auth (REST) is a REST API based authentication system.
Adding a Generic Auth (REST) Provider
Create the provider by clicking the CREATE button.
MSAL is used to configure Microsoft authentication processes.
Add MSAL Provider
By following these steps, you can easily integrate different authentication providers on the Kuika platform.