OAuth is an open standard for access delegation, commonly used as a way to grant websites or applications limited access to user information without exposing passwords.

• Docker installed
• OAuth container running in your Docker stack

1. Open your browser and navigate to http://<your-ip-address>:<port>.
2. Log in with your OAuth credentials.

1. Follow the initial setup wizard to configure basic settings.
2. Choose your preferred language for the OAuth interface.

1. Navigate to the Clients tab.
2. Click Create New Client.
3. Enter the client details:
   • Client Name: Give your client a meaningful name.
   • Redirect URI: Enter the redirect URI for the client.
   • Client Secret: Generate a client secret.
4. Click Save.

1. Navigate to the Scopes tab.
2. Click Add Scope.
3. Enter the scope details:
   • Scope Name: Give your scope a meaningful name.
   • Description: Provide a brief description of the scope.
4. Click Save.

1. Navigate to the Authorization Servers tab.
2. Click Add Authorization Server.
3. Enter the authorization server details:
   • Server Name: Give your server a meaningful name.
   • Authorization Endpoint: Enter the authorization endpoint URL.
   • Token Endpoint: Enter the token endpoint URL.
4. Click Save.

1. Go to the Settings tab.
2. Customize settings such as token expiration, encryption keys, and logging preferences.
3. Click Save.

• Ensure all paths and environment variables are updated in the oauth.yaml file.
• Regularly backup your config directory to save your settings.

• Common Issues: List common issues and solutions.
• Logs: Check OAuth logs for error messages.
• Support: Link to the OAuth community and support resources.