a5huynh/google-auth-proxy repository overview

⁠RENAMING NOTE

bitly has updated their project to now be called oauth2_proxy⁠ and as such, the automated Docker build has moved to https://hub.docker.com/r/a5huynh/oauth2_proxy/⁠

⁠google_auth_proxy

This is a Dockerization of the handy dandy bitly Google OAuth Proxy⁠.

Check out the bitly github page for more details on the different command line options that can be passed in.

This is also an automated Docker Hub build⁠

⁠Quickstart with Fig⁠

First, configure your client secret/id/cookie secret in the fig.yml file. Then simply run:

fig up

The container will be built and an nginx proxy automatically configure to connect to the google auth proxy. Navigate to http://(docker ip)/ping to check out whether the proxy is up and running.

⁠Quickstart without Fig

docker run -P a5huynh/google-auth-proxy \
    --cookie-secret=<cookie-secret> \
    --client-id=<client-id> \
    --client-secret=<client-secret>

⁠Configuration

By default I set the upstream and http-address to the following:

--upstream=http://0.0.0.0:8080/
--http-address=0.0.0.0:4180

This allows us to easily configure an nginx proxy to point to those addresses.

⁠Environment Variables

Alternatively you can set the cookie-secret, client-id, and/or client-secret as environment variables using the following variables below:

google_auth_cookie_secret # The seed string for secure cookies
google_auth_client_id     # The Google OAuth Client ID
google_auth_secret        # The Google OAuth Client Secret

⁠Example Usage w/ environment variables

docker run -e google_auth_cookie_secret=<cookie-secret> \
    -e google_auth_client_id=<client-id> \
    -e google_auth_secret=<client-secret> \
    a5huynh/google-auth-proxy