Auth0 as OpenIDC broker in AWS Cognito for AzureAD multi-tenancy support

If you read the previous article OAuth using AWS Cognito, then you should be also reading this. I’m writing this article after a month of this very story. But I believe I won’t miss much. SAML, OIDC setup and overview If we look into the out-of-the-box social identity providers , there are few. If we want to add Microsoft/Azure, that would be done via SAML or OpenID connect. Due to our client requirement, we started working on integrating Azure (now Entra) into Cognito via SAML....

March 24, 2024 · 5 min

Django OAuth setup with social login, AWS Cognito, GitHub - Full story

I spent some quality time researching about OAuth in Django. Tried more than 3 packages. Well, it was not just about just installing something and expect everything to work. There was some tinkering which i think i did well. Therefore, this some part of this blog might also help in your case i guess. I will be also uploading a YouTube video of the same, if i do, you can find the video at the bottom of this page....

January 25, 2024 · 12 min

Global variables in AWS λ are dirty!

Hello everyone, I know that it has been a long time since i wrote a post. I hope every thing is going well with you. I always wanted to consistently write here. But lets see if I can make it possible sometime soon :) What is this post about? Today, as usual i started off the job in the morning. I’m at a juncture point of building a part of the project....

November 1, 2023 · 4 min

POV: 'smart-work' over 'hard-work'

Let me start off by this simple quote: The Only Way to Do Great Work is To Love What You Do - Steve Jobs The best way to inherently learn more is by doing what you really like. Say it’s software dev, farming, carpentey or any task. If you enjoy/like it, you would love doing it and also learn from experience. This is what we already know. Our mind simply grasp things that we really like and if we put in more work in the same, we will become better on that....

August 28, 2022 · 6 min

what does the Bible say about jobs 👷‍♂️

Are you a wagie? Most probably you are unless you have some passive/active income from your product. Over the past decade, I’ve seen many people jumping from a mechanical engineer role to a software field. Reason is quite obvious. I don’t want to tell you that software industry now provides more employment. It’s really good if you enjoy it. What if you are not interested in but still working on it....

July 31, 2022 · 7 min

Introduction to Termux-API and script automation 🧑‍🔧

Welcome back to yet another amazing article. By the way, have you seen the new video uploaded at YT? This article is about about the same. Now, If you think about why do I write this blog after creating a video - well, a video is mostly a quick take (for me). We miss many things. Writing a blog mostly explains everything. Yes, now you have an idea about what I’m talking about....

July 1, 2022 · 4 min

I made my Resume from Markdown with CSS styles.

Hey all! welcome back to another article. I hope your week is going well. About me, I’ve had few wonderful stories to share with you, which is about a job interview that i had applied for. In the final round(HR)the story went twisty in many ways. So, I’ll share it another day. I’ve been so concerned about editing my resume. Up till last week, i was using Canva website to make my resume....

June 7, 2022 · 3 min

The movies promote cigrates with lung cancer notice.

May be I’m too distracted. But, Fu*k any movies, series or any such crap showing smoking and shamelessly says that it causes lung cancer. I’m not those “Social activists” or any such people who would raise arguments on any things others do. I don’t involve in anyone’s privacy. Because I’d like to give them their own space. But things like addiction is something someone don’t want instead mindlessly doing it....

May 28, 2022 · 3 min

A random story..

The school 🎒 Back in 2015-18, writing blogposts was all about curiosity. I still don’t know how I was so boosted at that time. I was at 10th standard. Didn’t own a computer at that point. Parents didn’t like me doing something on computers. And had have a valid reason to block me from using it. See me.. I was very good at studies from 3rd grade to 7th grade. After that, I turned out to be an average....

May 25, 2022 · 7 min

XREP needs more time to release

As you already know about XREP, while some others have used it as testers. I was expecting the release of XREP by the end of this month. But It’s not going to be the case. As of now, I’m in the middle of many things and can’t give proper focus to it. The last commit was on 5th of May. There are not many things left. Infact the Python-re version is making some headache to me....

May 9, 2022 · 2 min