I cannot imagine building auth into a system now without using Keycloak. It's a comprehensive platform for sure, which makes for some pretty intense concepts a

I cannot imagine building auth into a system now without using Keycloak. It's a comprehensive platform for sure, which makes for some pretty intense concepts and documentation. But once you lay your hands on a suitable tutorial it's dead easy to get running, and you'll never find yourself stuck when some PHB asks you about your password rotation policies, 2 factor auth, SAML, SSO etc. etc. Keycloak does everything you could ever want for auth.