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Using the miniOrange plugin

Connect iam and Jira using the OIDC protocol as the IDP

This tutorial explains how to use miniOrange to connect iam and Jira.

This guide connects Jira to Hanzo IAM via OIDC using the miniOrange plugin.

The following are some important names in the configuration:

IAM_HOSTNAME: The domain name or IP where the Hanzo IAM server is deployed.

Jira_HOSTNAME: The domain name or IP where Jira is deployed.

Step 1: Deploy Hanzo IAM and Jira

Deploy Hanzo IAM and Jira.

After successful deployment, make sure:

  1. Set Jira URL (Plans -> Administration -> System -> General Configuration) to Jira_HOSTNAME. Jira URL
  2. Hanzo IAM can be logged in and used normally.
  3. For local prod mode, set IAM_HOSTNAME to http://localhost:8000. See production mode.

Step 2: Configure Hanzo IAM Application and Jira

  1. Create a new Hanzo IAM application or use an existing one.
  2. Install the miniOrange OIDC app (Plans → Administration → Find new apps → search). Jira App
  3. Set Selected Application to Custom OpenId.
  4. Find the redirect URL: Jira Callback
  5. Add the redirect URL: Jira Application
  6. Configure the app as follows: Jira Config
    • Token server URL: http://IAM_HOSTNAME/oauth/token
    • Authorization server URL: http://IAM_HOSTNAME/oauth/authorize
    • UserInfo server URL: http://IAM_HOSTNAME/api/get-account
    • Scopes: address phone openid profile offline_access email

OIDC discovery: http://<IAM_HOSTNAME>/.well-known/openid-configuration.

Log out of Jira and test SSO. Jira Login

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Step 1: Deploy Hanzo IAM and Jira
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