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I self host about 20 separate apps. I’m in the middle of an SSO implementation project because I do not want to continue managing credentials for 20 separate ap
by haswell 1y ago
I self host about 20 separate apps. I’m in the middle of an SSO implementation project because I do not want to continue managing credentials for 20 separate apps.
I’ve considered opening some of these apps to family members, and having one place to deal with any auth issues is a high priority for me.
I can’t agree with your conclusion.
- master_crab 1y agoThat’s ok. But step back further. Do you need to fine grain permission people on the majority of those apps? If you don’t, then SSO is more of a pain than it’s worth. Simply control the network access and leave the apps alone.
- haswell 1y agoHow are you defining fine grained permissions? All I care about is having separate accounts for each person who will log in, even if I’m the only person. I again can’t agree with your conclusion that this is more pain than it’s worth. But it’s possible we just have different priorities.