for anybody ever thinking about taking the short way and installing third-party user software like #ZITADEL instead of your own
a word of warning:
for anybody ever thinking about taking the short way and installing third-party user software like #ZITADEL instead of your own
a word of warning:
I'm considering abandoning #KeyCloak in favor of #Zitadel for #IAM. It's a tiny #Kubernetes based setup, and #KeyCloak seems like a massive GUI-first Java behemoth, which is pretty far from my personal preference - something that's light weight, declarative, cloud-native and preferably written in a modern language like Go.
My requirements are:
Any thoughts or tips?
An alle Mastodon (Nicht)Nerds: Mein aktueller Tipp: Ich probiere gerade Zitadel Auth aus und bin positiv überrascht.
Moderne Open-Source Identity- & Auth-Lösung mit OAuth2 / OpenID Connect, klaren Rollen & Multi-Tenant-Support.
Lässt sich sauber per Docker betreiben 🐳 und passt gut in moderne Self-Hosting-Setups.
https://github.com/zitadel/zitadel
#Zitadel #Auth #Identity #IAM #OAuth2 #OIDC #Docker #SelfHosted #OpenSource #DevOps #Security
@firstyear thank youuuu :3
Yea I wanna look into #kanidm soon;
Currently have #Zitadel deployed.
Once I find time for that, ig 
So, I have been using Zitadel as my IDP so far, but it’s far too clunky and slow to my taste
I’ve been thinking about moving to Authentik, but now I see this project, PocketID, and I’m starting to think it would do the job at hand very easily
Only this is it’s only supporting passkeys, but I guess Bitwarden will take care of that
Convince me not to use PocketID, how has the experience been with this around here ?
#homelab #selfhosted #selfhosting #pocketid #authentik #zitadel #idp #oidc #security #passkeys
Damn, the only SSO I've ever actively used/deployed myself is #Zitadel (tho I did try out #Authentik and researched #Keycloak);
Tho the first one wasn't really user-friendly at the time and the second one (I believe) still doesn't even support #WebAuthn 
Edit: it apparently has support for that now :3
Well scratch that #Zitadel upgrade. I thought I was using a versioned tag in my #DockerCompose file but I'm actually using latest. As such I've been running 4.x since it was released! 