Comment on Authentik as a reverse proxy for VS-Code server? How
buzz@lemmy.world 8 months ago
why? basic password protection is working for me just fine.
Been using one vs code server for coding for years and another one for notes. - but I dont expose this to the internet without VPN
StrawberryPigtails@lemmy.sdf.org 8 months ago
My goal is not so much to add authentication to VS Code ( I agree it’s built in function is fine for local network use and I likely would not be putting it on the open net), but rather to learn to use Authentik. In the end I would like all of my services (or rather, as many as possible) using a single login provider.
Right now, I have 15 services running, each of which have their own authentication system with their own user names and passwords. It gets annoying, especially when my family members also use many of the services I run. I wanted a single place I could go to add and administer user accounts.
I could do this many ways, (LDAP, Authelia, KeyCloak) but I chose Authentik because it appeares to support everything I currently run, with the possible exception of Home Assistant and Jellyfin.