Hi Jody,
For the most part, it uses GeoServer security as-is.
But it's true the GeoServer OAuth2 plugins haven't been integrated, and I
didn't want to, since Spring/Boot provide out of the box OAuth2/OIDC
support.
For that reason, and in order to avoid duplication and keep the gscloud
gateway as
Okay in a case of RTFM:
Advanced ACL system is available through the project GeoServer ACL which
> offers the same capacities as GeoFence.
>
OAuth is available by using the geOrchestra Gateway in replacement of the
> GeoServer Cloud one.
>
So it uses an external security service for authorizatio
Gabe,
Question for you as I look at the spring-framework-6 update and rewriting
OIDC support.
How does the cloud native geoserver spring boot setup handle security? Does
it use the geoserver security system as is - or does it have to do
something earlier at the "gateway" level that dispatches to
