Oauth Config (v0.13.8)

# If above sources return JSON tokens with an expiry, we use that info to # determine when to refresh tokens and refresh_interval_sec is completely # ignored. If above sources return a string, we refresh from the source # every 30s by default. To disable this behavior set refresh_interval_sec to # zero.

# How long before the expiry do we refresh. Default is 60 (1m). This applies # only to http_request and bearer_token types, and only if token presents # expiry in some way. # TODO(manugarg): Consider setting default based on probe interval.

# Use encoded JWT directly as access token, instead of implementing the whole # OAuth2.0 flow.

# Audience works only if jwt_as_access_token is true.

# Data to be sent as request body. If there are multiple "data" fields, we combine # their values with a '&' in between. Note: 1) If data appears to be a valid json, # we automatically set the content-type header to "application/json", 2) If data # appears to be a query string we set content-type to # "application/x-www-form-urlencoded". Content type header can still be overridden # using the header field below.

# HTTP request headers

# If above sources return JSON tokens with an expiry, we use that info to # determine when to refresh tokens and refresh_interval_sec is completely # ignored. If above sources return a string, we refresh from the source # every 30s by default. To disable this behavior set refresh_interval_sec to # zero.

# How long before the expiry do we refresh. Default is 60 (1m). This applies # only to http_request and bearer_token types, and only if token presents # expiry in some way. # TODO(manugarg): Consider setting default based on probe interval.

# Use encoded JWT directly as access token, instead of implementing the whole # OAuth2.0 flow.

# Audience works only if jwt_as_access_token is true.

# Data to be sent as request body. If there are multiple "data" fields, we combine # their values with a '&' in between. Note: 1) If data appears to be a valid json, # we automatically set the content-type header to "application/json", 2) If data # appears to be a query string we set content-type to # "application/x-www-form-urlencoded". Content type header can still be overridden # using the header field below.

# HTTP request headers