Topics created by alan.rutter

Hello there,
I feels like you are encountering some complex issues with running FusionAuth in Azure Container Apps and using KrakenD as a proxy.

For the Proxy Configuration Warning, be ensure that your FusionAuth instance is aware of the correct external URL and headers. You might need to set the FUSIONAUTH_URL environment variable appropriately.

Releated KrakenD, you could configure it to correctly handle the necessary headers for FusionAuth. Be sure your KrakenD configuration includes the necessary routes and headers for FusionAuth's admin and OAuth endpoints.

Consider checking the FusionAuth and KrakenD documentation for any specific configurations needed for Azure environments.

If the issue still did not get solved, you might want to reach out to FusionAuth support directly for more tailored assistance.

Hope it helps.

@alan-rutter When it comes to account recovery in a passwordless login system, the most recommended method is to use a self-service approach. This means allowing users to recover their accounts themselves, which not only saves administrative costs but also saves the user's time. The simplest form of account recovery, and the one most amenable to automation, is a “forgot password” flow. This should be part of any Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) system.

In the context of passwordless authentication, this could involve sending a one-time code or a magic link to the user's registered email or phone number. The user can then use this code or link to authenticate themselves and regain access to their account. This method is secure and user-friendly, as it does not require the user to remember any passwords.

For more information, you can refer to these articles on account recovery and passwordless authentication.

@alan-rutter

Thank you for your answer, I will check that out, but it is really blurry in my mind as of now!