gitpod/docs/self-hosted/install/oauth.md

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How To integrate Gitpod with OAuth providers

Gitpod does not implement user authentication itself, but integrates with other auth provider using OAuth2. Usually your Git hosting solution (e.g. GitHub or GitLab) acts as the OAuth auth provider. This way we control access to Gitpod while at the same time making sure every user has proper access to their Git repository.

Gitpod supports the following authentication providers:

• github.com
• GitHub Enterprise in version 2.16.x and higher
• gitlab.com
• GitLab Community/Enterprise Edition in version 11.7.x and higher
• Bitbucket.com

On first access, a fresh Gitpod installation guides the first users to configure one or more OAuth providers.

Alternatively, you can configure it per Helm values file:

1. Configure an OAuth app per instructions linked below (cmp. GitHub or GitLab) and copy the clientId and clientSecret.

2. Merge the following into your values.custom.yaml:

   authProviders:
   - id: "Public-GitHub"
     host: "github.com"
     type: "GitHub"
     oauth:
       clientId: "CLIENT_ID"
       clientSecret: "SECRET"
       callBackUrl: "https://gitpod.io/auth/github/callback"
       settingsUrl: "https://github.com/settings/connections/applications/CLIENT_ID"
     description: ""
     icon: ""
   - id: "Public-GitLab"
     host: "gitlab.com"
     type: "GitLab"
     oauth:
       clientId: "CLIENT_ID"
       clientSecret: "SECRET"
       callBackUrl: "https://gitpod.io/auth/gitlab/callback"
       settingsUrl: "https://gitlab.com/profile/applications"
     description: ""
     icon: ""
   

   Replace CLIENT_ID and SECRET with their respective values.

3. Do a helm upgrade --install -f values.custom.yaml gitpod gitpod.io/gitpod to apply the changes.

GitHub

To authenticate your users with GitHub you need to create a GitHub OAuth App. Follow the guide linked above and:

• Set "Authentication callback URL" to:

  https://<your-domain.com>/auth/github/callback

• Copy clientId and clientSecret

GitLab

To authenticate your users with GitLab you need to create an GitLab OAuth application. Follow the guide linked above and:

• Set "Authentication callback URL" to:

https://<your-domain.com>/auth/<gitlab.com-OR-your-gitlab.com>/callback

• Set "Scopes" to api, read_user and read_repository.
• Copy the following values:
  • clientId is the "Application ID" from the GitLab OAuth appication
  • clientSecret is the "Secret" from the GitLab OAuth appication