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Keystore
Enable SAML single-sign on by creating a keystore.
- SAML needs a keystore with a generated key-pair.
 - SAML uses the key-pair to encrypt its communication with the IdP.
 
Create a keystore
Use the Java keytool to create one.
keytool \
 -genkeypair \
 -storetype pkcs12 \
 -keystore lenses.p12 \
 -storepass my_password \
 -alias lenses \
 -keypass my_password \
 -keyalg RSA \
 -keysize 2048 \
 -validity 10000
| Setting | Definition | 
|---|---|
| storetype | The type of keystore (pkcs12 is industry standard, but jks also supported) | 
| keystore | The filename of the keystore | 
| storepass | The password of the keystore | 
| alias | The name of the key-pair | 
| keypass | The password of the key-pair (must be same as storepass for pkcs12 stores) | 
To
ensurethe keystore created is compatible with Lenses, please use thekeytoolutility of the exact java version Lenses uses. To find the Java version used by Lenses:
docker run --rm \
           --entrypoint "java" \
           lensesio/lenses:${YOUR_LENSES_VERSION} \
           --version
You could also opt to use the
keytoolbundled in the docker image of your Lenses version
mkdir -p lenses_keystores
docker run --rm \
           -it  \
           --user $(id -u):$(id -g) \
           -v ${PWD}/lenses_keystores:${PWD}/lenses_keystores \
           --entrypoint '/opt/lenses/jre/bin/keytool' \
           lensesio/lenses:${YOUR_LENSES_VERSION} \
            -genkeypair \
            -storetype pkcs12 \
            -keystore ${PWD}/lenses_keystores/lenses.p12 \
            -storepass my_password \
            -alias lenses \
            -keypass my_password \
            -keyalg RSA \
            -keysize 2048 \
            -validity 10000
Add to configuration
Reference the keystore file’s path and put the password info in the security.conf configuration file.
lenses.security.saml.keystore.location = "/path/to/lenses.p12"
lenses.security.saml.keystore.password = "my_password"
lenses.security.saml.key.password = "my_password"
See all SSO options .
