grafana Authentication Proxy

Hosts the latest grafana and elasticsearch behind Google OAuth2, Basic Authentication or CAS Authentication with NodeJS and Express.

• A proxy between Elasticsearch, grafana and user client
• Support Elasticsearch which protected by basic authentication, only grafana-authentication-proxy knows the user/passwd
• Compatible with the latest grafana
• Enhanced authentication methods. Now support Google OAuth2, BasicAuth(multiple users supported) and CAS Authentication for the clients
• Per-user grafana index supported. now you can use index grafana-int-userA for user A and grafana-int-userB for user B
• Inspired by and based on kibana-authentication-proxy, 99% from this is at the moment written by them, thanks:)

We NO LONGER support third-party plugins such as Bigdesk or Head since it is hard to test and maintain

Installation

# git clone https://github.com/strima/grafana-authentication-proxy.git
# cd grafana-authentication-proxy/
# git submodule init
# git submodule update
# npm install

// You may want to update the built-in grafana to the latest version, just run
# cd grafana && git checkout master && git pull

// Then edit config.js, make sure you have everything checked in the config file
// and run!
# node app.js

Configuration

All settings are placed in /config.js, hack it as you go.

Elasticsearch backend configurations

• es_host: The host of ElasticSearch
• es_port: The port of ElasticSearch
• es_using_ssl: If the ES is using SSL(https)?
• es_username: (optional) The basic authentication user of ES server, leave it blank if no basic auth applied
• es_password: (optional) The password of basic authentication of ES server, leave it blank if no basic auth applied

Client settings

• base_path: The base path to appear outwards (e.g. /grafana, or "" for /)
• listen_port: The listen port of grafana
• brower_cache_maxage: The browser cache max-Age controll, for a better loading speed
• enable_ssl_port: Enable SSL or not?
• listen_port_ssl: If enable_ssl_port set to true, this is the port of SSL
• ssl_key_file: Point to the ssl key file
• ssl_cert_file: Point to the ssl certification file
• grafana_es_index: The ES index for saving grafana dashboards, now per-user configurations supported. using %user% instead of the username
• which_auth_type_for_grafana_index: Where the variable %user% comes from? which authentication type you want to use for it?
• cookie_secret: The secret token for cookies. replace it with a random string for security

Client authentication settings

We currently support 3 auth methods: Google OAuth2, BasicAuth and CAS, you can use one of them or all of them. it depends on the configuration you have.

1. Google OAuth2

• enable_google_oauth: Enable or not?
• client_id: The client ID of Google OAuth2, leave empty if you don't want to use it
• client_secret: The client secret of Google OAuth2
• allowed_emails: An emails list for the authorized users, should like ["[email protected]", "*@b.com", "*"]. All google users in the list will be allowed to access grafana.

Important

Google OAuth2 needs authorized redirect URIs for your app, please add it first as below, http://YOUR-grafana-SITE:[listen_port]/auth/google/callback in production or http://localhost:[listen_port]/auth/google/callback for local test

2. Basic Authentication

• enable_basic_auth: Enable or not?
• basic_auth_users: A list of user/passwd, see the comments in config.js for help. leave empty if you won't use it
• basic_auth_file: *if is specified and exists, the user password combinations are read from the named file and overrule the here defined settings from array basic_auth_users. File format is one combination per line split by first appearing colon

3. CAS Auth

• enable_cas_auth: Enable or not?
• cas_server_url: Point to the CAS server URL

Resources

• The original proxy project of kibana-proxy
• The original authentication proxy project of kibana-authentication-proxy
• grafana or (https://github.com/torkelo/grafana) and Elasticsearch

Contributing

• Fork it
• Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
• Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
• Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
• Create new Pull Request

Releases

• Minor Changes which are also found in pull request fangli/kibana-authentication-proxy#18
• Initial forked from https://github.com/fangli/kibana-authentication-proxy

License

grafana Authentication Proxy is freely distributable under the terms of the MIT license.

Copyright (c) 2014 strima

See LICENCE for details.