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Using Loft as OIDC Provider

Loft can act as an OpenID Connect provider for other services, e.g. a self-hosted container registry using Harbor.

To tell Loft to act as OIDC provider, navigate to Admin > Config and add the oidc section to your config:

auth: ...
oidc:
  enabled: true
  clients:
  - name: "Example Client"
    clientId: "loft"
    clientSecret: "MYCLIENTSECRET"
    redirectURIs:
    - http://my-allowed-redirect-uri
# - ADD A 2nd OIDC CLIENT HERE
# - ADD A 3rd OIDC CLIENT HERE

To configure Loft as an OIDC provider somewhere else, you can fill out the following fields with:

  • OIDC Provider Endpoint / Issuer: https://loft.mycompany.tld/oidc
  • OIDC Client ID: loft
  • OIDC Client Secret: MYCLIENTSECRET
  • Group Claim Name: groups
  • Available OIDC Scopes: offline_access,openid,groups,email,profile

With this configuration, your Loft users will be able to authenticate in another application using their Loft account (which may itself be based on another SSO provider).