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As one who self-hosts a number of Open Source applications for a small group of family and friends, I would love to have a simple SSO proxy solution. Many "op
by ensignavenger 4y ago
As one who self-hosts a number of Open Source applications for a small group of family and friends, I would love to have a simple SSO proxy solution. Many "open core" applications don't include SSO in their Open Source offerings, thus locking small non-commercial users like me out of SSO features for my small non-commercial group.
I don't really need all of the auditing and compliance features this solution seems to currently offer- I just need a simple SSO proxy. If some one wants to build that, it could be a huge help for small non-commercial self-hosters like me.
- WirelessGigabit 4y agoI used Authelia and use OIDC wherever I can.
- ensignavenger 4y agoThanks, I haven't heard of Authelia before, looks like it may work well for my use. I see the OIDC provider support is considered beta, have you had good luck with it being stable and reliable?
- WirelessGigabit 4y agoYea have been running since it came out. What's important is that you follow the releases. Read the logs after you update. Something the configuration format changes. And there are some rough edges. But those are OIDC related. The actual authentication part is much older and stable. I've only had issues with a configuration NOT allowing me to sign in. Which I appreciate. I rather have a bug that blocks me vs one that allows me. And they're pretty responsive on discord.
- ycmimi 4y agoWe have built one. Our service is free for up to 25 users. Just head over to https://datawiza.com https://datawiza.com to check it out. Hope it helps you and your friends & family enjoy your self-hosted apps even more!
- scottydelta 4y agoYou should check out cloudflare access. It let's you put single cloudflare login in front of all the other self hosted apps.