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This guide explains how to integrate Fiddler with an existing Ping Identity SSO application using SAML.

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Ping Identity Setup

  1. Create a new SAML integration application with following properties:
Once the setup is complete, download the certificate file. Example of the add new application form in the Ping Applications dashboard.

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Deployment Instructions

  1. Create a <secret_filename>.yaml file using the following template.
You’ll find the values in the Ping application’s configuration. 
apiVersion: v1
kind: Secret
metadata:
    name: fiddler-sso-ping-credentials
    namespace: <NAMESPACE_NAME>
data:
    # Value of Single Sign-On Service when viewing the configuration of the application 
    sso-ping-entry-point: <PING_ENTRY_POINT> 
    # Value of entity ID
    sso-ping-entity-id: <PING_ENTITY_ID> 
    # Download .crt file from the application configuration
    sso-ping-cert: <PING_CERTIFICATE> 
type: Opaque
All the values must be base64 encoded.On Mac OS X, you can run echo -n "string to be encoded" | base64 to get the encoded value.
Do not use double quotes anywhere in the values.
  1. Update the Kubernetes secret in the namespace of the cluster using the above file.
kubectl apply -f <secret_filename>.yaml -n fiddler
  1. Update the Helm variables below.
fiddler:
    auth:
        sso:
            provider: ping
        ping:
            secretName: fiddler-sso-ping-credentials
Once the deployments are updated, the new SSO settings will be applied.