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Fabrixly-IDS How-To Guides

Welcome to the Fabrixly-IDS How-To Guides! Here you'll find step-by-step guides for everything you need to know to use Fabrixly-IDS! Table of Contents First-Time Setup * How to Configure Fabrixly-IDS for First-Time Use * How 2FA and Social Logins Work (Architectural Guide)

Quick Start Guide — Fabrixly-IDS Multi-Method Authentication

Quick Start Guide - Multi-Method Authentication Get started with Fabrixly-IDS multi-method authentication in 5 minutes. Prerequisites * Node.js 16+ installed * PostgreSQL running Servers started: npm run start:server # Identity Server (port 3000) cd console && npm run dev # Console (port 5173) cd test-client && npm

Multi-Tenant User Onboarding and Invitation Guide

Multi-Tenant User Onboarding and Invitation Guide This guide details how client applications (e.g., your connected SaaS products) can invite and onboard users to organizations using Fabrixly IDS. Onboarding Models You can onboard users using one of two patterns: 1. Zero-Managed Onboarding (Fabrixly IDS sends the email) 2.

Fabrixly-IDS How-To Guides Index

Fabrixly-IDS How-To Guides Welcome to the Fabrixly-IDS How-To Guides! Here you'll find step-by-step guides for everything you need to know to use Fabrixly-IDS! Table of Contents First-Time Setup & APIs * How to Configure Fabrixly-IDS for First-Time Use * How

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