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robotdan

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About robotdan

Hi, my name is Daniel. My voice is my passport. Verify Me.

I eat, sleep and breath FusionAuth.

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/robotdan; my proof: https://keybase.io/robotdan/sigs/bZ_z6cHOKMlganpI00p5gb2PN9IkuyCyPpXL5olj8eY ]

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    Comment #30515351

    This is a good point. Keeping it simple is always a good engineering choice. I think one of the reasons JWTs come up so often is that if you are going to use OAuth2/OpenID Connect …

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    Comment #26493724

    He he... enjoy. Hopefully this doesn't trigger any nightmares. https://twitter.com/bpontarelli/status/1099067076138827776?s...

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    Comment #26493579

    This thread makes me feel better with struggling to implement this. I'm not the only one.

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    Comment #26353459

    To add to this... not trying to hide anything on purpose. :-) https://github.com/robotdan https://www.linkedin.com/in/robotdan/

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    Comment #26335771

    Thanks for the mention. We already do see quite a few Auth0 converts. I expect to gain a lot of new customers as a result of this merger in the coming months. No complaints here.

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    Comment #26335704

    >> and integrated over time > I'm reading too much into this sentence fragment and it fills me with fear. Lol!

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    Comment #25849657

    > + Redhat seems quite invested in it, so it has corporate backing. This could also be a bad thing, depending on your view of Redhat and which direction they take the product. Yes,…

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    Comment #25849621

    Nailed it.

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    Comment #25848999

    I think @tremon is just getting at that auth must be considered critical, and thus you should maintain some level of skill and competency to ensure you don't get blindsided. Perhap…

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    Comment #25848697

    I don't know that I'd even refer to this at outsourcing. If you can run it on premise, it is just "not building it yourself".

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    Comment #25848685

    Yes, this is an excellent choice as long as all of yours apps live in the Ruby world.

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    Comment #25469421

    I hope IBM/Red Hat have more sense than this, but time will tell. It may not make sense for them to maintain Keycloak with all of IBMs identity solutions.

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    Comment #22879912

    FusionAuth has some k8s, helm, docker and openshift examples as well. https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-containers FusionAuth is not open source, so if that is a hard requir…

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    Comment #22570220

    Keycloak is a good option, but if you're not a Java development it may feel a bit cumbersome to setup. There are a bunch of good options out there - and all of them are likely bett…

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    Comment #22570156

    Dang that is quite a list. Thanks for sharing. Makes me think twice about my current solutions.

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    Comment #21389941

    The last time I had to type in my Netflix password into my Roku using a d-pad I nearly chucked the remote at my TV. Not sure why everyone doesn't use this type of device authentica…

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    Comment #20338737

    This may be of use, this is the Authorization Code Grant, but many others are documented as well. https://fusionauth.io/articles/logins/webapp/oauth-authoriza... https://fusionauth…

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    Comment #20338723

    +1 for FusionAuth. FusionAuth has some example k8s and helm configurations available as well. Full disclosure I work for FusionAuth. We support all of these configurations.

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    Comment #19702438

    Nice writeup. Brew is fantastic on macOS, do you have something similar on Windows?

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