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Google SSO via OIDC

Set up Google SSO for OIDC

Set up SSO for Google using OIDC. For a general overview on OIDC, see Setting up OIDC Federated SSO.

Set up OIDC SSO for Google in Codefresh by:

  1. Creating the client secret in Google
  2. Configuring team synchronization settings in Google
  3. Configuring SSO settings for Google in Codefresh
  4. Setting up the redirect URI in Google

Step 1: Create Client Secret in Google

  1. Log in to https://console.developers.google.com/.
  2. From the sidebar, select Credentials.
  3. Select Create Credentials, and from the drop-down, select OAuth client ID.
  4. Do the following:
    • From the Application type drop-down, select Web application.
    • Enter a Name for your integration (user-defined).
    • For Authorized JavaScript origins, URIs, enter, https://g.codefresh.io.
    • Select Create.
    • From the OAUth client created dialog, note down Your Client ID and Your Client Secret.
      You will need the Client ID and secret to configure SSO for Google in Codefresh.

Creating an OAuth client

Creating an OAuth client

Getting the Client ID and secret

Getting the Client ID and secret
  1. Continue with Step 2: Configure team synchronization settings in Google.

Step 2: Configure team synchronization settings in Google

When you configure SSO settings for Google OIDC in Codefresh, you can sync teams through a:

  • Service account
    OR
  • Custom schema

For both sync methods, you must configure settings in Google.

Create service account in Google Console to synchronize teams

To synchronize users and teams through a service account, create a service account in Google, and delegate user and group permissions for it.

  1. Create a service account in Google Console:

Creating a service account in Google

Creating a service account in Google
  1. Delegate from the Google admin console the following permissions:
    • https://www.googleapis.com/auth/admin.directory.user.readonly
    • https://www.googleapis.com/auth/admin.directory.group.readonly
  1. For that service account, create a private key in JSON format.

Creating a JSON key

Creating a JSON key
  1. Save the JSON file locally. You will need the JSON key file when you configure SSO settings for Google OIDC in Codefresh.
  2. Continue with Step 3: Configure SSO settings for Google in Codefresh.

Create custom schema

Use this method to sync only those users who have been assigned the user role with the custom schema.

  1. Navigate to the Google Directory API.

  2. Add the following schema:

     {  
   "schemaName": "SSO",  
   "displayName": "SSO",  
   "fields": [  
     {  
       "fieldType": "STRING",  
       "fieldName": "UserRole",  
       "displayName": "UserRole",  
       "multiValued": true,  
       "readAccessType": "ADMINS_AND_SELF"  
     }  
  ]
 }
  1. In the GSuite Admin panel, go to Apps > SAML.

SAML apps in GSuite Admin panel

SAML apps in GSuite Admin panel
  1. Expand the Attribute Mapping settings, and add a Role attribute with the above schema for SSO and UserRole.

Attribute Mappings screen in GSuite

Attribute Mappings screen in GSuite
  1. For every user to be synced, in the User Information screen, scroll to SSO > UserRole, and assign the user role.

User Information screen in GSuite

User Information screen in GSuite
  1. Continue with Step 3: Configure SSO settings for Google in Codefresh.

Step 3: Configure SSO settings for Google in Codefresh

Before you begin

  • Make sure you have:
    • The Client ID and Client Secret from Google in Step 1
    • Created the service account or the custom schema in Google for user synchronization

How to

  1. In the Codefresh UI, from the toolbar click the Settings icon.
  2. In the sidebar, from Access & Collaboration, select Single Sign-On.
  3. Select + Add Single Sign-On, Google, and then Next.

SSO settings for Google in Codefresh

SSO settings for Google in Codefresh
  1. Enter the following:
    • Client Name: For auto-generation, leave empty. Codefresh generates the client name once you save the settings.
    • Display Name: Meaningful name that identifies the SSO provider.
    • Client ID: The Client ID generated by Google.
    • Client Secret: The Client Secret also generated by Google.
    • JSON Keyfile: Relevant for service-account synchronization only. Paste the content of the JSON file you saved locally.
    • Admin email: Relevant for service-account synchronization only. Enter the email of the user admin.google.com.
    • Sync field: Relevant for custom schema-based synchronization only. Enter the value set for schemaName.
  1. Select Save. Codefresh generates the Client Name.

Getting the auto-generated Client Name

Getting the auto-generated Client Name
  1. Note down the Client Name, as you need it to set the redirect URI in Google.
  2. Continue with Step 4: Set up Redirect URI in Google.

Step 4: Set up Redirect URI in Google

  1. Go back to the Google Console Developer dashboard, and click the edit button on the OAuth 2.0 Client IDs that you created before.
  2. For Authorized Redirect URIs, in the URIs field, enter the Client Name you noted down to generate the Authorized Redirect URIs:
    • Example Client Name: t0nlUJoqQlDv
    • Example Redirect URI: https://g.codefresh.io/api/auth/t0nlUJoqQlDv/callback

Redirect URI

Redirect URI

You have now completed SSO setup for Google via OIDC.

Test SSO Connection

Now test the SSO with a test user in a different browser or private/incognito browser to make sure the integration works as it should.

  1. In the Codefresh UI, on the toolbar, click the Settings icon and then select Account Settings.
  2. From the sidebar, below Access & Collaboration, select Users & Teams.
  3. Locate a test user, and from the SSO list, select the integration name to enable SSO for that user.
  4. In a different browser or private/incognito browser window use the Corporate option to log in.

Federated Single Sign-On (SSO) overview
Setting up OIDC Federated SSO
Common configuration for SSO providers