Google

Cloudflare Access can integrate with Google as an IdP. Use these steps to configure Google as your IdP.

​Configure Google as your IdP

1. Sign into the API ManagerOpen external link in the Google Cloud console.

2. Click Create to begin a new project in Google Cloud.

   

   The New Project card displays.

3. Enter a name for your project.

4. Click Create.

   The Credentials window displays.

5. In the APIs Credentials card, click Create credentials > OAuth client ID.

   The Create client ID window displays.

6. Click Configure consent screen.

   The OAuth consent screen tab displays.

7. Enter a name in the Product name shown to users field.

8. Click Save.

   The Create client ID window displays.

   

9. In Application type, select Web application.

10. Enter a Name for your application.

11. Enter your account’s authorization domain in the Authorized Javascript origins field.

    You can find this in the Authorization Domain section of the Cloudflare Access app.

    The domain is something like, https://xyz.cloudflareaccess.com.

12. Under Authorized redirect URIs, enter your authorization domain and add this to the end of the path:

    /cdn-cgi/access/callback

13. Click Create.

    The OAuth client card displays.

    

14. Copy your client ID and client secret.

15. Paste the ID and secret in the Cloudflare dashboard.

    Tip: If there is no connection to Google, restart the project form.

16. Click Save and Test on the Cloudflare dashboard.

    On successful connection to your identity provider, a confirmation window displays.

    

​Example API Config

{    "config": {        "client_id": "<your client id>",        "client_secret": "<your client secret",    },    "type": "google",    "name": "my example idp"}

export const _frontmatter = {"order":12}