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but as the organisation grow and more and more user started using Airflow,
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it became imperative that we integrate Airflow with our SSO provider that is Okta.
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Sadly there is a lack of resources on how to implement airflow with Okta specifically. We are going to use Flask app builder along with some additional packages to integrate it via Okta.
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Sadly there is a lack of resources on how to implement airflow with Okta specifically.
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This write up will describe the journey of integrating Airflow with Okta from the earlier LDAP setup.
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This section will describe the minimum setup that will require to enable this integration.
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1. Okta with [API Access Management](https://developer.okta.com/docs/concepts/api-access-management/) enabled. Without this feature enabled in OKTA we will not be able to integrate Airflow with Okta
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We are going to use Flask app builder along with some additional packages to integrate it via Okta.
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In Scribd we use a custom build docker image for Airflow, we install the following libraries in that docker image to make Airflow integration work with Okta
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1. [Flask-AppBuilder
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3.2.2](https://github.com/dpgaspar/Flask-AppBuilder/tree/v3.2.2). Official
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