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I currently use Keycloak with vouch-proxy[0] to secure services on my personal self-hosting server. It seems to be quite slow, and much more heavyweight and com

I currently use Keycloak with vouch-proxy[0] to secure services on my personal self-hosting server. It seems to be quite slow, and much more heavyweight and complex than I need . Is this something Ory can solve for me? Is there any documentation similar to this situation? [0] https://github.com/vouch/vouch-proxy https://github.com/vouch/vouch-proxy

_hackerman 6y ago
Of course! There is probably some work involved because every system works a bit differently. I have never really worked with Keycloak and also never with vouch-proxy, so I can't state any definitive answers, but asking on our slack or the GitHub discussion forums could help. And then of course, the docs :)
stevekemp 6y ago
For a similar use-case I found the oauth-proxy a decent standalone solution: https://github.com/oauth2-proxy/oauth2-proxy https://github.com/oauth2-proxy/oauth2-proxy It allows me to put different services behind oauth-logins, with confidence. Not too heavyweight or complex, and has a decent history of good support.
amaccuish 6y ago
This. I find keycloak to heavy. Though I have yet to find something as good that does LDAP, Kerberos and x509 all together. I had a hacky simplesamlphp instance that work well but no OAUTH :/