IcingaWeb2 Modules 2.0 – OpenID Connect – Enrollment – Selenium
summary
Three new IcingaWeb2 modules extend auth, onboarding and testing: an OpenID Connect module that uses openid-connect-php via Composer, creates a user/group backend, syncs claims to the DB and maps OIDC accounts to local users (tested with TextIDP); an Enrollment module that issues expiring email tokens for self‑registration and password set/reset with group assignment; and a Selenium test-suite interpreter that runs exported suites via PHP WebDriver + ChromeDriver, captures screenshots, integrates with icingacli but is resource‑heavy.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker
- 1:06About R.I.S.E. and modules
- 2:31Extending Icinga Web 2
- 5:05LSHW module for hardware info
- 8:19Enrollment module for user creation
- 10:28OpenID Connect authentication
- 18:07Selenium module overview
- 25:04Demo of Selenium module
- 29:27LSHW module setup and usage
- 30:53Demo of Enrollment module
- 32:22Demo of OpenID Connect
- 34:53Where to get the modules
- 36:01Q&A session
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