Configuring Anonymous Authentication in OpenSearch blog post#2517
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| title: Configuring Anonymous Authentication in OpenSearch | ||
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| date: 2023-12-28 16:20:00 -1000 |
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We'll need to adjust this and rename the file accordingly.
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I recently configured anonymous authentication in OpenSearch. While the documentation has some information about this, there is no guide available that list all requirements, and I had to find information in multiple places and had to look at the code to fully understand what was needed. Not great for a tasks that I assumed would be simple. More recently, people asked on Slack how to enable anonymous auth, so maybe a blog post is welcome to document the process? Signed-off-by: Romain Tartière <romain@blogreen.org>
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@pajuric it looks like I missed the failed CI. I fixed the reported issues and am happy to receive feedback to help improve this article. |
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Closing due to inactivity. |
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Reopening to give author time to transition content to documentation. |
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@kolchfa-aws can you have a look at this PR and see if you feel it would make sense to move its content to the documentation website (I spoke with @pajuric on slack and we think it would be more appropriate)? If so, can you tell me how to proceed, if not you can close this PR. Thank you! |
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@smortex Sure. I think it's best to put it under this topic https://docs.opensearch.org/docs/latest/security/authentication-backends/authc-index/. Maybe as the last page named "Anonymous authentication"? Could you submit a PR in the documentation-website, and I'll have it reviewed? |
I recently configured anonymous authentication in OpenSearch. While the documentation has some information about this, there is no guide available that list all requirements, and I had to find information in multiple places and had to look at the code to fully understand what was needed. Not great for a tasks that I assumed would be simple.
More recently, people asked on Slack how to enable anonymous auth, so maybe a blog post is welcome to document the process?