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Daytona Plugin

To use the Daytona plugin, Venue.sh requires an OIDC connection to communicate with Daytona APIs. This document outlines the process of creating and setting up the OIDC connection.

Generating Credentials​

  1. Log in to your Keycloak admin console, which is commonly found at https://id.<your-company-domain>/.

  2. Register venue.sh as a client in the default realm by importing the venue.sh-sample.json configuration:

{
  "clientId": "venue.sh",
  "name": "Venue.sh",
  "description": "Venue.sh Internal Developer Platform",
  ...
  "redirectUris": ["http://localhost:7007/api/auth/daytona/handler/frame/*"],
  "webOrigins": ["http://localhost:3001"],
  ...
}

Update the redirectUris and webOrigins values with your Venue.sh domain, as follows:

"redirectUris": ["https://yourcompany.venue.sh/api/auth/daytona/handler/frame/*"],
"webOrigins": ["https://yourcompany.venue.sh"]

Keycloak client import

  1. Click Save to create the client.

Retrieving the client credentials​

Once created, you can see the client credentials on the Credentials tab of the Keycloak admin console.

Keycloak client credentials

Copy the Client ID and Client Secret values to configure the plugin in Venue.sh.

Configuring the Daytona Plugin in Venue.sh​

  1. In the Venue.sh app, click Plugins in the left-side navigation.

  2. Find Daytona, then click Enable Plugin.

  3. Complete the following fields by adding the Keycloak client credentials from the previous section:

    • Client ID: your-client-id from the previous section
    • Client Secret: your-client-secret from the previous section

  4. For the Metadata URL, enter https://id.<your-company-domain>/auth/realms/default/.well-known/openid-configuration, substituting your own domain.

  5. Click Enable.

Component Setup​

Within your component catalog-info.yaml file, add the following annotations to connect your Daytona project:

metadata:
  annotations:
    daytona.io/repo-url: https://github.com/daytonaio-templates/go