Not the same thing, as I'm only ever being the Auth client, but I use the approach I documented at https://github.com/forbesmyester/esqlate/issues/5#issuecommen

Not the same thing, as I'm only ever being the Auth client, but I use the approach I documented at https://github.com/forbesmyester/esqlate/issues/5#issuecomment-575873844 https://github.com/forbesmyester/esqlate/issues/5#issuecomme... . The nice thing about this is that everything behind the NGINX load balancer you don't have to worry about the users being authenticated and / or not. If you need roles / permissions / metadata you can roll that into your one piece of software which handles the client side auth. For something small scale, it's perfectly viable to run it all in a `docker-compose`... For something bigger, I've been hosting it on K8s.