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They all support OIDC, though in my experience, it’s moderately more clunky to deploy unless a “blessed” integration exists in the app store/directory. Okta pro
by cjcampbell 2y ago
They all support OIDC, though in my experience, it’s moderately more clunky to deploy unless a “blessed” integration exists in the app store/directory. Okta provides the best experience of the three. Google Workspace admins have to drop out to Google Cloud to federate an app that’s not in the OIDC store. Entra ID falls somewhere in the middle between the two.
- 7bit 2y agoWhy clunky? I can only talk about Microsoft, but they follow the specs and I found nothing clunky about it, because following the RFCs, everything worked exactly as expected .
- 7bit 2y agoWhy clunky? I can only talk about Microsoft, but they follow the specs and I found nothing clunky about it, because following the RFCs, everything worked exactly as expected