Configure Embedded Authentication Type

Let’s configure the Native Catalyst Authentication type, Embedded Login in this section.

  1. Authentication is a Catalyst Cloud Scale component. Click the Cloud Scale icon on the console’s side navigation menu to access the Cloud Scale service console, then click Start Exploring. cloudscale

  2. Click Authentication under Security & Identity to access the Authentication component. catalyst_authentication_console_view

  3. Set up the application’s authentication using Embedded Authentication, a Native Catalyst Authentication type. Click the Set Up button in the Native Catalyst Authentication section to start configuring your login element. catalyst_authentication_native_setup_highlight

Note:

You can also learn about other authentication types here.

  1. Select Embedded Authentication and click Next. catalyst_authentication_embedded_setup_highlight

  2. Click the toggle button to enable Public Signup. catalyst_authentication_embedded_public_toggle_highlight

    • Read the information pop-up and click Yes, Proceed. catalyst_authentication_embedded_public_signup_proceed
Note: To learn more about Public Signup, visit this help document.
  1. You can add any or all of the Identity Provider Logins that are present in the console.

    To enable the Zoho identity provider login:

    • Click the Zoho button, and enter “AuthorizationPortal” as the Client Name. catalyst_authentication_social_login_zoho_configuring

      Note: As your application is being built on Catalyst, you do not have to create OAuth Client ID and Client Secret credentials.
    • Click Enable. Your end-users can now log in to your application using their Zoho credentials.

    To enable the Google identity provider login:

    • Click the Google button, and enter the OAuth Client ID and Client Secret that you obtained in the Google console in their respective fields. google

      Note: Steps to obtain the OAuth Client ID and Client Secret for each of the identity provider logins can be accessed in the following help documents: Google, Microsoft 365, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
    • Click Enable.

      Your end-users can now log in to your application using their Google credentials.

    You can repeat the same steps to enable the other identity provider logins.

  2. Click Next.

Note: You can also edit your identity provider login configurations at a later point from the Authentication Type section.
  1. We will configure the Additional Settings section at a later point using the Whitelisting feature. Click Finish.

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You will now able to view and verify that Embedded Authentication type has been enabled for your application. catalyst_authentication_embedded_login_enabled

Last Updated 2023-12-20 13:25:04 +0530 +0530