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I didn’t realize it until looking at it just a moment ago, but Auth0 is an Okta subsidiary. They don’t have a stellar record by themselves [0]. I guess that lea

I didn’t realize it until looking at it just a moment ago, but Auth0 is an Okta subsidiary. They don’t have a stellar record by themselves [0]. I guess that leaves Amazon? That’s not super encouraging. [0] https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/auth0-warns-that-some-source-code-repos-may-have-been-stolen/ https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/auth0-warns-t...

justin_oaks 3y ago
Amazon Cognito is an attractive option for authentication since it has a good free tier and is relatively inexpensive even outside of the free tier. The downside I ran into is that it doesn't support SAML SSO. It is only OAuth, OpenID Connect, and JWT.
- thephyber 3y ago
  As an auth backend to an app, perhaps, but the web login forms for Cognito had terrible UX (when we were using it). So terrible that we had daily customer-reported support tickets that we had no ability to fix (short of writing our own full UI). Also, sharding user records into Cognito pools was a bit frustrating. Hopefully AWS has invested in fixing these issues.
- wg0 3y ago
  Firebase and Supabase might also be good options for authentication. Cheaper with generous free Tier.