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I've been meaning to play with this for a while. I'm planning on evaluating how well it works as an authentication layer for Hasura. Hasura looks really nice bu
by xupybd 7y ago
I've been meaning to play with this for a while. I'm planning on evaluating how well it works as an authentication layer for Hasura. Hasura looks really nice but would be no good to me without an authentication layer. I found this connector as a stat point https://github.com/httpsOmkar/keycloak-hasura-connector https://github.com/httpsOmkar/keycloak-hasura-connector
- ignoramous 7y agohttps://userbase.com https://userbase.com is a serverless identity and access management platform that might tie-in well with hasura. One of the caveats is the forgot password feature is tricky: https://userbase.com/docs/faq/ https://userbase.com/docs/faq/
- xupybd 7y agoThanks, that does look really good. I'll look into it. I've also been looking at https://fusionauth.io/ https://fusionauth.io/. It's not easy to weigh up all the options. A simple script to generate JWT tokens might even be an option.
- n0w 7y agoI'm in the process of transitioning our production Hasura deployment to use Keycloak. So far things are pretty straightforward.
- KitDuncan 7y agoIt works with Hasura out of the box, you just can't set the x-hasura-default-role jwt claim dynamically and thus it has to be hardcoded. I evaluated keycloak with Hasura for our company, but settled on writing my own SSO solution, since my experience wasn't as great as others are describing.
- snuxoll 7y ago> It works with Hasura out of the box, you just can't set the x-hasura-default-role jwt claim dynamically and thus it has to be hardcoded. Completely incorrect. There's numerous ways you can handle setting a claim in Keycloak, from hardcoded values, simple JavaScript mappers or custom mappers in JVM languages built using the SPI's.