Set up your instance of Red Hat’s single sign-on technology on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management Developer Sandbox

Note →  These steps are applicable only if you are using the OpenShift API Management Developer Sandbox. If you have a Red Hat OpenShift API Management subscription and followed the steps in Part 1, you have already  launched Red Hat’s single sign-on (SSO) technology and can skip this step.

Follow these steps to set up Red Hat’s SSO in the OpenShift API Management Developer Sandbox:

1. From the developer perspective, choose the <username>-stage project.
2. Click the +Add menu on the left and choose Developer Catalog→All services.
3. Search for Red Hat Single Sign-on PostgreSql (Figure 2).

Figure 2: Choose Red Hat’s SSO from the developer catalog.

4. Choose the latest version, which at the time of this writing is 7.5, and choose Instantiate Template (Figure 3).

Figure 3: Instantiate the template for Red Hat’s SSO.

5. Choose admin for both RH-SSO Administrator Username and RH-SSO Administrator Password, because this is just a demo (Figure 4).

Figure 4: Enter an administrator username and password.

6. Click Create at the bottom of the Instantiate Template page.
7. Wait till both the sso and sso-postgresql pods are running, indicated by a dark blue circle (Figure 5).

Figure 5: Red Hat SSO is deployed.

8. Click on the external URL icon shown at the top right point corner of the sso pod. This action launches Red Hat’s single sign-on console. Login into the administration console using the username and password from step 5.

             Note: If you did not choose a username and password when instantiating SSO, you can fetch them from the environment variables of the sso deployment configuration (Figure 5).

Figure 6: Make a note of the username and password in Red Hat’s SSO so you can log in.