It’s really saddening how authentication on the web has turned in to “Let google do it”. Does anyone know of any active projects for google like sign in?
I found https://www.keycloak.org/ to be relatively “easy” to operate. It’s well documented and supported, based on the JVM. You could use it with OAuth/OpenID connect or SAML and administer users via web interface or from external sources like LDAP.
It’s not google, it’s oauth. You may allow your users to use other providers. Like Facebook or Amazon. What makes the matter only slightly less horrible.
It depends on Google as its authoritative OAuth2 provider, and authenticates users against a specific email domain. Further authorization based on Google Group membership can be required on a per-upstream basis.
It’s really saddening how authentication on the web has turned in to “Let google do it”. Does anyone know of any active projects for google like sign in?
I found https://www.keycloak.org/ to be relatively “easy” to operate. It’s well documented and supported, based on the JVM. You could use it with OAuth/OpenID connect or SAML and administer users via web interface or from external sources like LDAP.
It’s not google, it’s oauth. You may allow your users to use other providers. Like Facebook or Amazon. What makes the matter only slightly less horrible.
The project readme says otherwise
There are also other OAuth2 providers.