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This is both genuinely very impressive and also brings me hope that I can finally use Microsoft SSO only services natively in the console...
by azalemeth 4y ago
This is both genuinely very impressive and also brings me hope that I can finally use Microsoft SSO only services natively in the console...
- sramsay 4y agoHadn't thought of that. Take my money!
- moondev 4y agoI immediately thought of SSO use cases that require the browser. For example logging to generate a save a kubeconfig for RBAC workflows. This seems like an automation dream for all kinds of things when I want to see browser interactions and results - but all from a terminal! This is awesome.
- j16sdiz 4y agoWhy? Microsoft's SSO solution supports kerebous, you could use that.
- niutech 4y agoDid you mean Kerberos? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerberos_(protocol) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerberos_(protocol)
- zimbatm 4y agoI had a dream, that one day I would be filling captchas in the terminal :-)