I am trying to build a Web app where users can create multiple Ubuntu instances and use them through my web app. The domain for my web app is example-app.com which is written in reactjs. I have hosted guacamole clients on separate subdomains lab.example-app.com.
In the reactjs app, I am using the Iframe (Not sure if there is any other way) to show lab.example-app.com (guacamole client app), since I don't want the user to do another login on the guacamole app. I am planning to use a token. My current logic is as follows: 1. When the user creates an account (the backend is in Django-python) I make a rest API request to create an account, get a token from guacamole and save it to the web app database. 2. When the user creates an Ubuntu instance, using the rest API I create a connection and associate the user with it. I save a URL like lab.example-app.com/guacamole/#/client/<CONNECTION>?token=<TOKEN> Everything works fine, the user can access multiple connections but since the token has a lifetime, and after that time the URL is not working. How do I manage the token so that it doesn't expire?
