Add documentation re setting up environments #425
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Also delete the extremely crufty jetty-config.md and some build.gradle cruft
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Now that they're separated out no need to specify file types
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Is it possible to update this example at https://github.com/kbase/auth2/blob/833e4aed898acc512e1264a4652ca224cd8aa036/README.md#administration as well?
I'm not sure what example you're talking about - can you be more specific? |
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The phrase "multiple hosts" can be a bit ambiguous. Maybe something like multiple UI domains or multiple UI deployments.
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How about
The auth service can support multiple environments, allowing it to service multiple domains -
for a KBase example, `narrative.kbase.us`, `appdev.kbase.us`, and `narrative-dev.kbase.us`
are all served by the same auth service. This allows sharing user accounts and tokens between
environments and deploying alternate versions of UIs running on the same backend.
Also delete the extremely crufty jetty-config.md and some build.gradle cruft
Closes #344