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Sounds like you would be interested in v2 ( https://zitadel.ch/v2 ) as in it will be provided as single binary, which you should be able to use in our homelab setup. There are a lot of other improvements, but if that's the only dealbreaker, v2 should take care of it.
Apache 2.0 and golang. Thank you! That’s exactly what I was looking for. I’ll check out v2 asap.
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Sounds like you would be interested in v2 ( https://zitadel.ch/v2 ) as in it will be provided as single binary, which you should be able to use in our homelab setup. There are a lot of other improvements, but if that's the only dealbreaker, v2 should take care of it.
Wow I was not expecting that! Usually offering only a Kubernetes version is the new way to force small users to the SaaS version.
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Sounds like you would be interested in v2 ( https://zitadel.ch/v2 ) as in it will be provided as single binary, which you should be able to use in our homelab setup. There are a lot of other improvements, but if that's the only dealbreaker, v2 should take care of it.
Yep, that's the only dealbreaker for me - I'll keep an eye out for v2!
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We're actually working on a new version of the Administration UI at the moment (I'm one of the devs) so this is useful feedback. We're looking for folks to try it out, so take a look at https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak-admin-ui/ . You can try it out on the latest Keycloak by passing the --features=admin2 flag on startup.
We have way too many issues with KeyCloak. Sometimes I wonder why did we integrate this. One of the main issue is when you authorize by Github but cancel the authentication, it redirects to KeyCloak page rather than our login page. Couldn't find any solution yet.
This part of the IAM space (SSO and AuthN) is so crowded with products, both paid and open source. When you look at governance, certification, lifecycle management, approvals, etc. there is almost nothing by comparison. A couple not so great commercial products and very little open source. Hopefully that changes.
The value we provide, when you are using our cloud, is the operational peace of mind, global scalability with data residency and access to deep technological knowledge.
We wrote some word about that in our blog [3] as well.
1. https://zitadel.ch/blog/openid-connect-certification
In Keycloak nothing made sense to me until I got myself familiar with OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect. Keycloaks documentation seems vast, but isn't. There is also no way to search inside their documentation. It's a pity. A better documentation is contained in the administration web ui itself. There are so many "hints" and tooltips for almost every option there is. It really helped me a lot. Keycloak is good software. I…
Can you disclose the number of users & apps you have? Are you using Keycloak or do you pay for Red Hat Single Sign-On (for context, that's the name of the downstream product that Red Hat sell subscriptions for).
This means that bug fixes and features haven't trickled down yet. Although RH SSO 7.5 jumped from Keycloak version 9.0.17 (in RH SSO 7.4) to 15.0.2 so there's some improvement there... but Keycloak just released 18.0.0...
In Keycloak nothing made sense to me until I got myself familiar with OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect. Keycloaks documentation seems vast, but isn't. There is also no way to search inside their documentation. It's a pity. A better documentation is contained in the administration web ui itself. There are so many "hints" and tooltips for almost every option there is. It really helped me a lot. Keycloak is good software. I…
Likewise I had better luck once I understood OpenID and then treating Keycloak as an extension of that. I even ended up writing my own code to deal with the bearer token passed to our API, because I couldn't find anything. If anyone is interested I can share it, but it isn't anything amazing.
Most of my best help came from outside of the Keycloak support groups and instead reaching out to other people who use Keycloak.
In Keycloak nothing made sense to me until I got myself familiar with OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect. Keycloaks documentation seems vast, but isn't. There is also no way to search inside their documentation. It's a pity. A better documentation is contained in the administration web ui itself. There are so many "hints" and tooltips for almost every option there is. It really helped me a lot. Keycloak is good software. I…
We're actually working on a new version of the Administration UI at the moment (I'm one of the devs) so this is useful feedback. We're looking for folks to try it out, so take a look at https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak-admin-ui/ . You can try it out on the latest Keycloak by passing the --features=admin2 flag on startup.