Auth0 Management with Terraform

• Manage Auth0 Configuration with Terraform
• Store Terraform state files to Azure Storage
• Using GitHub Actions for deployment

Requirements

Create an account Auth0

- Add them into secret GitHub: AUTH0_CLIENT_ID & AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET

Azure Storage

• Create Azure Account and Storage

  # Create Resource Group
  az group create -n LearningDeployment -l koreacentral
  
  # Create Storage Account
  az storage account create -n terraformstorageauth0 -g LearningDeployment -l koreacentral --sku Standard_LRS
  
  # Create Storage Account Container
  az storage container create -n tfstatecontainer-test --account-name terraformstorageauth0 --auth-mode login
  

• Create credentials

  az ad sp create-for-rbac --name tfserviceprincipal
  

  Add them into secret GitHub

  • password ==> AZURE_AD_CLIENT_SECRET
  • appId ==> AZURE_AD_CLIENT_ID
  • tenant ==> AZURE_AD_TENANT_ID
  • AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID --> subscription of resource group

• Update $subcription_id and set role for service principal

  ./role.ps1
  

Usage

• Create a Machine to Machine application in Auth0

• You'll need to authorize your new app to call the Auth0 Management API.

• Select it in the dropdown and then authorize all scopes

• Open the Settings tab and copy the Domain, Client ID, and Client Secret values - you'll need them in the next step for configuring the Auth0 Provider.

• Pipeline:

  • Test: has Output
  • Stage: NOT Output

Results

• Terraform State File Store in Azure

• Auth0 Single Page Application

References

• Manage Your Auth0 Configuration
• Setting up Auth0 with Terraform
• Push Terraform State File to Azure using GitHub Action
• Remote Backend State with Terraform and Azure Storage
• Multi environments Azure Deployment with Terraform and GitHub Action