Federation Data

required

Under the federation_data option configuration related to OpenID Federation is set.

`entity_id`¶

uri required

The entity_id option is used to set the Federation Entity ID.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    entity_id: https://lighthouse.example.com

`trust_anchors`¶

list optional

The trust_anchors option is used to specify the Trust Anchors that should be used.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    trust_anchors:
        - entity_id: https://ta.example.com
        - entity_id: https://other-ta.example.org
          jwks: {...}

For each list element the following options are defined:

`entity_id`¶

uri required

The entity_id of the Trust Anchor.

`jwks`¶

jwks recommended

The jwks of the Trust Anchor that was obtained out-of-band. If omitted, it will be obtained from the Trust Anchor's Entity Configuration and implicitly trusted. In that case you are trusting TLS.

Tip

We recommend to provide the jwks as json. json is valid yaml and can just be included. This way you can pass the whole jwks in a single line.

`authority_hints`¶

list of uris required, unless there are no superiors

The authority_hints option is used to specify the Entity IDs of Federation Entities that are direct superior to LightHouse and that issue a statement about LightHouse.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    authority_hints:
        - https://ta.example.com

`federation_entity_metadata`¶

object / mapping recommended

The federation_entity_metadata option is used to set data that should be included in metadata.federation_entity inside the Entity's Entity Configuration.

The following options are available:

`display_name`¶

string recommended

The display_name option sets the Display Name of this Entity to be included in the Federation Metadata.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    federation_entity_metadata:
        display_name: Example Trust Anchor

`description`¶

string optional

The description option sets the Description of this Entity to be included in the Federation Metadata.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    federation_entity_metadata:
        description: "This is the Trust Anchor for the Example Federation."

`keywords`¶

list of string optional

The keywords option sets Keywords for this Entity that should be included in the Federation Metadata.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    federation_entity_metadata:
        keywords:
            - TA
            - foo
            - bar

`contacts`¶

list of string optional

The contacts option sets the Contacts of this Entity to be included in the Federation Metadata.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    federation_entity_metadata:
        contacts:
            - contact@example.com

`logo_uri`¶

uri optional

The logo_uri option sets the Logo URI of this Entity to be included in the Federation Metadata.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    federation_entity_metadata:
        logo_uri: https://static.example.com/ta/logo.png

`policy_uri`¶

uri optional

The policy_uri option sets the Policy URI for this Entity to be included in the Federation Metadata.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    federation_entity_metadata:
        policy_uri: https://ta.example.com/policy

`information_uri`¶

uri optional

The information_uri option sets the Information URI for this Entity to be included in the Federation Metadata.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    federation_entity_metadata:
        information_uri: https://ta.example.com/about

`organization_name`¶

string optional

The organization_name option sets the Organization Name for this Entity to be included in the Federation Metadata.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    federation_entity_metadata:
        organization_name: Example Organization

`organization_uri`¶

uri optional

The organization_uri option sets the Organization URI for this Entity to be included in the Federation Metadata.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    federation_entity_metadata:
        organization_uri: https://example.com

`extra`¶

object / mapping optional

The extra option is used to set additional data that should be included the Federation Entity Metadata.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    federation_entity_metadata:
        extra:
            foo: bar
            level: 2

`metadata_policy_file`¶

file path optional

The metadata_policy_file option is used to set a metadata policy that is applicable to all subordinates. The passed file must contain the Metadata Policy as json per OpenID Federation Specification. It is optional to provide this option, but if provided the file must exist and contain valid Metadata Policy.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    metadata_policy_file: /path/to/metadata-policy.json

`constraints`¶

object / mapping optional

The constraints option is used to set the Constraints object that should be included in the Entity Configuration. The configuration of this option is in line / analogous to how Constraints are defined in the OpenID Federation Specification.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    constraints:
        max_path_len: 2
        naming_constraints:
            permitted:
                - .example.com
            excluded:
                - east.example.com
        allowed_entity_types:
            - openid_provider
            - openid_relying_party

`crit`¶

list of strings optional

The crit option is used to set which additional claims are critical as per OpenID Federation Specification.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    crit:
        - foobar

`metadata_policy_crit`¶

list of strings optional

The crit option is used to set which additional metadata policy operators are critical as per OpenID Federation Specification.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    metadata_policy_crit:
        - remove

`trust_marks`¶

list of trust mark configs optional

The trust_marks option is used to set Trust Marks (about LightHouse) that should be published in the Entity Configuration.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    trust_marks:
        - trust_mark_type: https://example.com/tm
          trust_mark_issuer: https://example.com/tmi
          refresh: true
          min_lifetime: 300
          refresh_grace_period: 7200

Each Trust Mark Config has the following options defined:

`trust_mark_type`¶

string required

The trust_mark_type option sets the Identifier for the type of this Trust Mark.

`trust_mark_issuer`¶

uri required if trust_mark_jwt not given

The trust_mark_issuer option is used to set the Entity ID of the Trust Mark Issuer of this Trust Mark.

Either a Trust Mark JWT (trust_mark_jwt) must be given or the Trust Mark Issuer (trust_mark_issuer).

If this option is given, refresh will be set to true and LightHouse will obtain Trust Mark JWTs for this Trust Mark Type dynamically.

`trust_mark_jwt`¶

string required if trust_mark_issuer not given

The trust_mark_jwt option is used to set a Trust Mark JWT string. This will be published in the Entity Configuration. If the set Trust Mark JWT expires, it either must be manually updated before expiration, or automatic refreshing must be enabled through the refresh option.

`refresh`¶

boolean false optional

The refresh option indicates if this Trust Mark should automatically be refreshed. If set to true, LightHouse will fetch a new Trust Mark JWT from the Trust Mark Issuer when the old one expires, assuring that always a valid Trust Mark JWT is published in the Entity Configuration.

`min_lifetime`¶

integer 10 optional

The min_lifetime option is used to set a minimum lifetime in seconds on this Trust Mark. If refresh is set to true LightHouse will assure that the Trust Mark JWT published in the Entity Configuration will not expire before this lifetime whenever an Entity Configuration is requested.

`refresh_grace_period`¶

integer 3600 optional

The refresh_grace_period option is used to set a grace period given in seconds. The default grace period is one hour. If refresh is set to true, LightHouse checks if the Trust Mark expires within the defined grace period, whenever its Entity Configuration is requested. If the Trust Mark expires within the grace period the old (but still valid) Trust Mark JWT will still be included in the Entity Configuration, but in parallel LightHouse will refresh it by requesting a new Trust Mark JWT from the Trust Mark Issuer.

This allows LightHouse to proactively request Trust Mark JWTs that are expiring soon in the background.

`trust_mark_issuers`¶

object / mapping optional

The trust_mark_issuers option is used to set the allowed trust mark issuers within this federation. The configuration of this option is in line with the format in the OpenID Federation Specification.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    trust_mark_issuers:
       "https://openid.net/certification/op": []
        "https://refeds.org/sirtfi":
            - https://example.org

`trust_mark_owners`¶

object / mapping optional

The trust_mark_owners option is used to set the trust mark owners recognized within this federation. The configuration of this option is in line with the format in the OpenID Federation Specification.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    trust_mark_owners:
        "https://refeds.org/sirtfi":
            sub: https://refeds.org
            jwks: {"keys":[{"alg":"RS256","e":"AQAB","kid":"key1","kty":"RSA","n":"pnXBOusEANuug6ewezb9J_...","use":"sig"}]}

`extra_entity_configuration_data`¶

object / mapping optional

The extra_entity_configuration_data option is used to set additional data that should be included in the Entity Configuration.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    extra_entity_configuration_data:
        foo: bar
        level: 2

`configuration_lifetime`¶

integer 86400 optional

The configuration_lifetime option sets the lifetime of Entity Configurations, i.e. this options defines for how long the Entity Configuration JWTs are valid. The time is given in seconds and the default is one day.

config.yaml

federation_data:
    configuration_lifetime: 604800

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Federation Data

entity_id¶

trust_anchors¶

entity_id¶

jwks¶

authority_hints¶

federation_entity_metadata¶

display_name¶

description¶

keywords¶

contacts¶

logo_uri¶

policy_uri¶

information_uri¶

organization_name¶

organization_uri¶

extra¶

metadata_policy_file¶

constraints¶

crit¶

metadata_policy_crit¶

trust_marks¶

trust_mark_type¶

trust_mark_issuer¶

trust_mark_jwt¶

refresh¶

min_lifetime¶

refresh_grace_period¶

trust_mark_issuers¶

trust_mark_owners¶

extra_entity_configuration_data¶

configuration_lifetime¶

`entity_id`¶

`trust_anchors`¶

`entity_id`¶

`jwks`¶

`authority_hints`¶

`federation_entity_metadata`¶

`display_name`¶

`description`¶

`keywords`¶

`contacts`¶

`logo_uri`¶

`policy_uri`¶

`information_uri`¶

`organization_name`¶

`organization_uri`¶

`extra`¶

`metadata_policy_file`¶

`constraints`¶

`crit`¶

`metadata_policy_crit`¶

`trust_marks`¶

`trust_mark_type`¶

`trust_mark_issuer`¶

`trust_mark_jwt`¶

`refresh`¶

`min_lifetime`¶

`refresh_grace_period`¶

`trust_mark_issuers`¶

`trust_mark_owners`¶

`extra_entity_configuration_data`¶

`configuration_lifetime`¶