Hi everyone! I have a quick question about Single Sign-On (SSO) implementations. Currently, I'm using Authelia as my SSO solution for some applications that don't require authentication, like Redpanda. However, my colleagues have shared that they've faced several issues with Authelia, and there seems to be a persistent problem they can't resolve. I'm curious to know about your experiences using Keycloak as an SSO solution specifically for Docker-based applications. Any insights would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Keycloak is really the go-to for enterprise-level SSO! It's open-source and pretty much covers everything you might need. However, be aware that it does use more RAM than some other options, and it can feel a bit complex because of its advanced features. That said, I've had a great experience using Keycloak for both commercial and personal projects. If you're okay with these trade-offs, it could work well for you. If not, you might stick with Authelia if it works for your needs. Sometimes sticking with what you know makes more sense!
How do you manage it if a service doesn’t have native authentication? Do you just set up a reverse proxy? Would love to hear your setup!
Just curious, but what issues exactly are your colleagues having with Authelia? Sometimes knowing the specifics can help others offer better advice!
I think this might be the wrong forum for this sort of question! Maybe try communities that focus on self-hosted solutions or SSO setups for more targeted advice?
Thanks for breaking that down! I'm definitely leaning towards wanting an all-in-one solution for my projects.