You can protect your services with a oauth2_proxy. Take a look at this article.
And I don't know anything about messaging bus in these frameworks.
Probably not the ideal way to protect openfaas, but I managed to set up the gateway using oauth2_proxy as recommended.
Using the helm chart, I had to disable basic authentication and the generation of the authentication password.
I used annotations to configure the ingress routing rules to pass through oauth2_proxy before reaching the openfaas gateway
This setup is demonstrated in the Ansible role I've created within my cluster initialization playbook: github.com/mikeyGlitz/k3s-home-clu...
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You can protect your services with a oauth2_proxy. Take a look at this article.
And I don't know anything about messaging bus in these frameworks.
Probably not the ideal way to protect openfaas, but I managed to set up the gateway using oauth2_proxy as recommended.
Using the helm chart, I had to disable basic authentication and the generation of the authentication password.
I used annotations to configure the ingress routing rules to pass through oauth2_proxy before reaching the openfaas gateway
This setup is demonstrated in the Ansible role I've created within my cluster initialization playbook:
github.com/mikeyGlitz/k3s-home-clu...