Byrne Electrical
Solution Scope
Our Initech team and Byrne Electrical partnered to create a Facial Recognition and Custom Tagging application utilizing Content Management stored in the Cloud(S3). The app was secured via Okta using Active Directory as backend authentication server.
Secure User Access
Rest end points were secured by JWT Token generated by Okta. User, Role and claims are extracted by validating token against Okta.
Prioritizing Cloud Saftey
All the cloud content is secured by Custom Federation token generated based on User Role and Access to Buckets. Presigned Urls generated to extract content from secured cloud libraries.
Continuous Integration
Pipelines built out for continuous integrations from Gitlab to AWS ECS with Dockers and Cloud Formation Templates.
Secure User Access
Rest end points were secured by JWT Token generated by Okta. User, Role and claims are extracted by validating token against Okta.
Prioritizing Cloud Saftey
All the cloud content is secured by Custom Federation token generated based on User Role and Access to Buckets. Presigned Urls generated to extract content from secured cloud libraries.
Continuous Integration
Pipelines built out for continuous integrations from Gitlab to AWS ECS with Dockers and Cloud Formation Templates.
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