Open edx OAuth Configuration

Open edX has specific instructions for Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Azure Active Directory. For more information about how to set up one or more of these integrations refer the links below.

The system also supports integrations with alternative OAuth2 providers.


Configure OAuth in Open Edx

Google OAuth

Facebook OAuth

LinkedIn OAuth

AZ OAuth

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