Authorization and Authentication for Kubernetes Apps @nginx_official
Authorization and Authentication for Kubernetes Apps  @nginx_official
Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A common non-functional requirement that gets built into apps and services is authentication and authorization. On a small scale, this practice adds a manageable amount of complexity that’s acceptable when the app doesn’t require frequent updates. But with faster release velocities at larger scale, integrating authentication and authorization into your apps becomes untenable.

In this video, Technical Marketing Engineer Amir Rawdat shares how you can offload this functionality to an Ingress controller to achieve better security and more efficient use of resources.

Read the blog: "Implementing OpenID Connect Authentication for Kubernetes with Okta and NGINX Ingress Controller"
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NGINX Ingress Controller Docs for Implementing OIDC
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Get Started with NGINX Ingress Controller
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Free eBook: Taking Kubernetes from Test to Production
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Chapters:
0:00 - Authentication and Authorization with Kubernetes Apps Overview
0:40 - What is Authentication and Authorization?
2:05 - Importance of Auth/Auth at the Ingress Layer
7:55 - Leveraging the Kubernetes API for Auth/Auth
11:25 - Testing the Authentication Workflow
12:15 - Creating Multiple App Integrations for SSO
13:59 - Understanding Scopes and Claims for Authorization with OIDC
16:04 - Summary of Authentication and Authorization Models
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