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Re: Show HN: Hydra – Open-Source OAuth2 Server

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https://identityserver.io/ https://fusionauth.io/ https://www.keycloak.org/ https://www.gluu.org/ Basically all of them can run in a container, it's just hosting a few endpoints and generating tokens. The complexity is in the protocols and not the app. Some of them offer a user database as well and might require a SQL DB connection.

The difference is probably between "can be made to run in a container" (which is true for almost every app) and "designed from day 1 to be containerized" - which is obviously not true for solutions like Keycloak. That being said, I'm not quite sure to which feature OP was referring in particular. Perhaps to the modular approach taken by Hydra when compared to Keycloak. Hydra has a much smaller scope than Keycloak, so…

Ugh, I run Keycloak in a cluster of containers. Didn't have a bespoke solution, used Redhat's solution.

Re: Show HN: Hydra – Open-Source OAuth2 Server

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Ok, so there really isn't anything like OpenID any more?

OpenID still required sites to implement that standard as a relying party so it couldn't be used arbitrarily. It gave you the ability to choose a specific OpenID identity provider to store your account info (including your own), but it didnt get adoption so now it's obsolete. OpenID Connect is the latest version of OpenID, and it uses OAuth to federate access to other identity providers but sites now have to implemen…

Thanks, the TL;DR is "Yes" then. Too bad.
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