Note: this is quick and dirty example how to get started, for production use you'd probably want to store LDAP credentials in secrets.

This example focuses on JumpCloud LDAP, though any generic LDAP server would work just fine.

Replace following values in ldap-auth-proxy.yaml:

• <OID> with your JumpCloud organisation id.
• <LDAP_BIND_USER> with your JumpCloud LDAP bind user name.
• <LDAP_BIND_PASSWORD> with your JumpCloud LDAP bind user password.

e.g.:

• <OID> => 4200000000
• <LDAP_BIND_USER> => jrandom
• <LDAP_BIND_PASSWORD> => password123

Also replace yourdomain.com in both httpbin.yaml and ldap-auth-proxy.yaml to your domain.

Now let's deploy all of this to kubernetes:

kubectl apply -f ldap-auth-proxy.yaml
kubectl apply -f httpbin.yaml