bot answer might also be helpful No Azure-specific changes are needed in the UI. The self-service UI dynamically renders login options (including OIDC providers like Azure) based on the methods enabled in your Kratos configuration. If you have correctly configured Azure as an OIDC provider in your

kratos.yml

, the UI will automatically display the "Sign in with Azure" button as part of the OIDC method group. The UI simply renders what Kratos provides in the flow data—no provider-specific code is required*12*. 1. Register your application in Azure and obtain the Client ID, Client Secret, and set the correct Redirect URI (matching the pattern required by Kratos). 2. Configure Azure as an OIDC provider in your

kratos.yml

. This includes setting the

client_id

,

client_secret

,

issuer_url

, and a Jsonnet data mapping for claims. 3. Set up the redirect URI in both Azure and Kratos to match the required pattern:

http(s)://<domain-of-ory-kratos>:<public-port>/self-service/methods/oidc/callback/<provider-id>

4. Add the session hook to your Kratos config to avoid users needing to log in again after sign-up: 5.

selfservice:

6.

flows:

7.

registration:

8.

after:

9.

oidc:

10.

hooks:

11.

- hook: session

12. Run the self-service UI. When the login flow is initialized, Kratos will include the OIDC method and the UI will render the Azure login button automatically*12*. 13. Test the flow: When a user clicks the Azure login button, the UI will POST to Kratos, which will handle the redirect to Azure and back. For more details, see the OIDC provider configuration guide and the Azure-specific setup.