What does the documentation mean by this paragraph: >For Single sign-on authentication, NiFi will redirect users to the Identity Provider before returning to NiFi. NiFi will then process responses and convert attributes to application token information.
I've gotten local instances of Nifi to work before, but getting it to run on an AWS/EC2 instance (across a couple of proxies, to manage local firewalls) is not going well. I can see (from login-identity-providers.xml) that I've successfully set a simple username/password, but it always fails when I get to the UI. But, is the single-sign-on stuff not part of NiFi? What sort of redirection is going on at this point? thx, mew On Thu, Mar 28, 2024 at 4:31 PM Mark Woodcock <woodc...@usna.edu> wrote: > Howdy, > > Cranked up an EC2 instance. > Installed Java 11. > set up JAVA_HOME > Downloaded Nifi 1.25.0 > unzipped Nifi > set a nifi.sensitive.properties.key > (https.port is default 8443) > > bin/nifi.sh start > > But, I can't even seem to access the most basic bit of the UI: > > curl -vvvk https://54.91.56.55:8443 > * Trying 54.91.56.55:8443... > * connect to 54.91.56.55 port 8443 failed: Connection refused > * Failed to connect to 54.91.56.55 port 8443 after 17 ms: Connection > refused > * Closing connection 0 > curl: (7) Failed to connect to 54.91.56.55 port 8443 after 17 ms: > Connection refused > > I have no doubt, I'm doing something astonishingly dumb. Would someone be > kind enough to point it out? > > thx, > > mew > >
