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I don’t know the story, but I’m not surprised. I led an effort to switch my company to Auth0 recently and they’re… bad. They have very poor support for anything
by gbear605 1y ago
I don’t know the story, but I’m not surprised. I led an effort to switch my company to Auth0 recently and they’re… bad. They have very poor support for anything even barely outside of normal, and when things are working correctly they not very good.
But when you have a requirement to move to a third party SaaS service, I suppose Auth0 is maybe the best of a bad bunch.
- demarq 1y agoSame, I felt like I was writing my own auth. They don’t seem to understand that we’re trying to get away from the complexity of auth. I’ve talked with their sales people but may as well be talking to a wall.
- ascendantlogic 1y agoI interviewed for an SRE position at Auth0 years ago. My interviewer told me it was all held together by duct tape and prayers. I'm glad I didn't end up taking that position.
- breppp 1y agoTo be fair that's the views of SREs everywhere
- girvo 1y agoAnd as a software dev they’re not wrong lol
- ascendantlogic 1y agoSure, everyone ends up having a dim perspective on what they manage usually. But this was especially noticeable as he explained to me how many incidents they'd have daily, what their on-call was like, etc. In an world full of castles built with toothpicks and elmers glue this came off like it was built with wet cardboard and chewing gum.
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- catlifeonmars 1y agoAuth0 went downhill after being acquired by Okta.
- tecleandor 1y agoAnd I guess it's also EXPENSIVE.