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It's probably going to be vendor-specific or you will implement your own auth. At ZITADEL we decided to offer all the standards like OIDC and SAML, and offer a session API for more…

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If you prefer an open source, and maybe more mature, alternative for multi tenant/b2b auth then have a look at https://zitadel.com (disclosure: work for zitadel)

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Depends on what you need. If you look for SSO or a turnkey solution for auth, then maybe have a look at https://github.com/zitadel/zitadel Check out the community chat, there are m…

ZITADEL would be a good choice if you have multiple tenants and want delegate things like access management and configuring auth per tenant in self-service - that part comes out of…

Yes that's correct. Get a quote for your use case, if you are already running on higher numbers. Pricing might not fit all cases, that's why there's also an Enterprise tier.

All of these features are included. Main drivers for pricing in this case, I assume will be daily active users (sum over the month) and how many third-party identity providers you …

Have a look at ZITADEL ( https://github.com/zitadel/zitadel or https://zitadel.com/ ), I think that does what you want. You can create multiple tenants (called Organizations) and y…

Nice to hear. Glad you like it. What was the winning thing for you?

That's true it requires its own db. Way forward will be postgres as db, which makes it hopefully easier to deploy alongside other tools.

If you look for 2FA with otp, email, sms and also passkeys foe self-hosting, then give zitadel a spin. All features are included in the open source version. Should also work nicely…

Between different algos or compared to other tools?