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.. _pilots-with-tokens: | ||
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Submitting pilots to CEs using tokens | ||
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This guide outlines the process of setting up DIRAC to submit pilots using access tokens obtained via a ``client_credentials`` flow from a token provider. | ||
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Setting up an ``IdProvider`` | ||
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- Set up an OAuth2 client in the token provider and obtain a ``client_id`` and a ``client_secret``. | ||
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.. warning:: The client credentials obtained are confidential, store them in a secure place. | ||
Any malicious user able to get access to them would be able to generate access tokens on your behalf. | ||
To avoid any major issue, we recommend you to only grant essential privileges to the client (``compute`` scopes). | ||
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- Add the client credentials in the ``dirac.cfg`` of the relevant server configuration such as: | ||
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.. code-block:: guess | ||
Resources | ||
{ | ||
IdProviders | ||
{ | ||
<IdProvider name> | ||
{ | ||
client_id = <client_id> | ||
client_secret = <client_secret> | ||
} | ||
} | ||
} | ||
- Then in your global configuration, add the following section to set up an ``IdProvider`` interface: | ||
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.. code-block:: guess | ||
Resources | ||
{ | ||
IdProviders | ||
{ | ||
<IdProvider name> | ||
{ | ||
issuer = <OIDC provider issuer URL> | ||
} | ||
} | ||
} | ||
- Finally, connect the OIDC provider to a specific VO by adding the following option: | ||
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.. code-block:: guess | ||
Registry | ||
{ | ||
VO | ||
{ | ||
<VO name> | ||
{ | ||
IdProvider = <IdProvider name> | ||
} | ||
} | ||
} | ||
.. note:: Get more details about the DIRAC configuration from the :ref:`Configuration <dirac-configuration>` section. | ||
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Launching the ``TokenManagerHandler`` | ||
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Run the following commands from a DIRAC client to install the ``Framework/TokenManager`` Tornado service: | ||
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.. code-block:: console | ||
$ dirac-proxy-init -g dirac_admin | ||
$ dirac-admin-sysadmin-cli --host <dirac host> | ||
> install service Framework TokenManager | ||
.. note:: ``Tornado`` and then ``TokenManager`` might need to be restarted. | ||
.. note:: Get more details about the system administrator interface from the :ref:`System Administrator Interface <system-admin-console>` section. | ||
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Marking computing resources and VOs as token-ready | ||
-------------------------------------------------- | ||
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To specify that a given VO is ready to use tokens on a given CE, add the ``Tag = Token:<VO>`` option within the CE section, and then restart the ``Site Directors``. | ||
Once all your VOs are ready to use tokens, just specify ``Tag = Token``. |