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If you just want to secure the api endpoint, Here are 2 ways you can do this. First secure the chatflow api with an api key. Option 1Create an API Management (APIM) instance in the Azure portal and import the flowise chatflow api Option 2Create a function app to act as a proxy for the flowise chatflow api endpoint Option 3If you want to secure the entire flowise instance, you can look into Azure App Service More info:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/overview-authentication-authorization Hope this helps! |
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I want my chatbot to be only accessible to employees who have logged to their Azure OIDC account.. The chatbot cannot be used by public.
What is your solution for this? I can think of a few. 1) Change the Flowise code to add SSO with OIDC. 2) Have a API Gateway on AWS integrated with Azure OIDC. 3) Developer a proxy application.
I'd like to hear your thought on this. Has anyone made it work? Thanks!
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