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A lot of SaaS services just auth against other SaaS accounts, like Google/Azure/Github/AWS. I don't love this state of affairs as I'd rather just use my passwo
by mikepurvis 4y ago
A lot of SaaS services just auth against other SaaS accounts, like Google/Azure/Github/AWS.
I don't love this state of affairs as I'd rather just use my password manager for everything (and it's particularly bad when you have a mix of on-prem stuff that does AD and then other cloud stuff that doesn't), but I suppose it probably works well for shops that use exclusively cloud services.
- Jiocus 4y agoGuess what Google, Microsoft base your SaaS auth on (can't speak for GH,AWS).
- laumars 4y ago> I don't love this state of affairs as I'd rather just use my pass That’s fine when you’re a sole developer or a small team but the moment your organisation grows you need SSO. > and it's particularly bad when you have a mix of on-prem stuff that does AD and then other cloud stuff that doesn't), Most cloud services do support AD (eg via SAML) but hide that option behind an enterprise subscription.