Digger Community Edition supports 3 auth methods:

  • JWT (via Frontegg)
  • Basic HTTP
  • No auth

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JWT auth

Auth via JWT token, same as used in Digger Cloud. As of Jan 2024 the only supported JWT auth provider is Frontegg. This is purely for historical reasons; please consider contributing by submitting a PR to address this issue.

To configure JWT auth via Frontegg, set the following environment variables for Digger orchestrator backend:

  • JWT_AUTH=true
  • AUTH_SECRET=<your Frontegg secret>
  • FRONTEGG_CLIENT_ID=<your Frontegg client ID>

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Basic HTTP auth

Handy for quick testing. Using basic auth in production scenarios is not recommended; consider using no-op auth behind an auth gateway instead.

To configure basic auth, set the following environment variables for Digger orchestrator backend:

  • HTTP_BASIC_AUTH=true

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No-op auth

Handy for deploying Digger service behind a gateway that handles auth.

To configure no-op auth, set the following environment variables for Digger orchestrator backend:

  • NOOP_AUTH=true
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