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It's not really that hard to be honest. If you are not dead set on specific services, but make sso compatability the main selection metric for the services it's
by cycomanic 1y ago
It's not really that hard to be honest. If you are not dead set on specific services, but make sso compatability the main selection metric for the services it's very feasible and not that difficult. I had very little experience when I set up my self hosted system and was set up very quickly using caddy and authentik. Alternatively yunohost is a very easy to use distribution that sets up everything using SSO.
- throwup238 1y agoAgreed. I use Cloudflare Zero Trust for SSO authentication (I use Github for my self and Google/Apple for family) and Cloudflare Tunnels to expose homelab services behind NAT. It took an afternoon to set up the first service and adding services via IaC like terraform is easy. The only time consuming thing since then has been figuring out how to use the Cloudflare auth header to authenticate with each individual app (and many don’t have multiuser capability so it’s not a big deal).
- jauntywundrkind 1y agoYuno-host doing SSO is something I deeply deeply respect & love about it! Yes! I haven't pulled it down yet to find out just how extensive the SSO is. My understanding is that it's not totally universal... But that it is like ~50%, which is super not bad given how many packages it has!