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Authentication Flow Diagrams

Authentication Flow Diagrams Visual representation of authentication flows for each mode. Password-Only Authentication sequenceDiagram participant User participant Browser participant IDS as Identity Server participant DB as Database User->>Browser: Enter email + password Browser->>IDS: POST /interaction/:uid/login IDS->>DB: Validate credentials DB-

Environment Configuration Reference — Docker Compose and Helm

Environment Configuration — Docker Compose & Helm Focused reference for configuring Fabrixly IDS and the Licensing Portal via .env (Docker Compose) or values.yaml (Helm). No setup steps — just the variables. Fabrixly Identity Server Docker Compose — .env file Docker Compose reads from a .env file in the same directory as docker-

Deployment Guide — Fabrixly-IDS

Fabrixly IDS Deployment Guide Prerequisites * Docker installed * Kubernetes cluster (minikube, EKS, GKE, AKS, etc.) * Helm 3.x installed * kubectl configured Docker Build & Push 1. Build Images # Build backend docker build -t fabrixly-ids/backend:latest . # Build console cd console docker build -t fabrixly-ids/console:latest . cd .. 2. Tag

Authentication Usage Scenarios

Auth Usage and Scenarios This document explains how to use Fabrixly-IDS for all common authentication patterns: interactive UI-to-API login, machine-to-machine (M2M) service authentication, and the supported user authentication modes. It is written so that a developer or product manager can read it and understand exactly

Authentication Reference Guide

Multi-Method Authentication System Table of Contents 1. Overview 2. Authentication Modes 3. Configuration Guide 4. User Experience 5. API Reference 6. Testing 7. Security Considerations 8. Troubleshooting Overview The Fabrixly-IDS Identity Server supports four distinct authentication modes, providing flexibility for different security requirements and user preferences. Each client

What is Social Login in Fabrixly-IDS?

Social login lets users sign in to your applications using their existing credentials from major identity providers—Google, GitHub, Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple. Fabrixly-IDS provides native support for social login. It handles provider handshakes, callback routing, new user registration, and account linking automatically. Configuration Model: Per-Client database settings

How to Configure Fabrixly-IDS for First-Time Use

Overview This guide will walk you through setting up Fabrixly-IDS from scratch! Prerequisites 1. Node.js (v18 or later) 2. PostgreSQL database (or use Docker for PostgreSQL) 3. npm or yarn Step 1: Clone the Fabrixly-IDS Repository git clone <your-fabrixly-ids-repo-url> cd fabrixly-

How to Use Refresh Tokens in Fabrixly-IDS

Overview Refresh tokens let users stay logged in without re‑entering credentials! When an access token expires, use a refresh token to get a new access token (and a new refresh token)! Step 1: Enable Refresh Tokens for Your Client First, make sure your client is configured for refresh tokens:

How to Use Password + OTP (Two-Factor Authentication, 2FA) with Fabrixly-IDS

Overview Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security: users enter a password and an OTP to log in! This mode is called password_and_otp in Fabrixly-IDS. Step 1: Configure 2FA for Your Client First, set up your client in Fabrixly-IDS to use 2FA: Admin

How to Use Password-Only Authentication in Fabrixly-IDS

Overview Password-only authentication is the traditional login method using email (or mobile number) and password. It's simple and familiar to most users. Configuration Step 1: Set Up Fabrixly-IDS Client Configure your OIDC client in the Admin Console or via API: Admin Console: 1. Go to Clients