Show HN: Ory Kratos – Open-source identity server written in Go
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#3One of the co-maintainers here. Ory Kratos has been in development since 2018 and is finally out of beta! If you have any questions about the project, tech, flows, or Ory as a whole I’m here to help :)
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#4One of the co-maintainers here. Ory Kratos has been in development since 2018 and is finally out of beta! If you have any questions about the project, tech, flows, or Ory as a whole I’m here to help :)
Would it be possible to migrate from IdentityServer4 & ASP.NET Identity Core? I currently have a SaaS running those 2 and would love to eventually migrate all users to Kratos.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Would it be possible to migrate from IdentityServer4 & ASP.NET Identity Core? I currently have a SaaS running those 2 and would love to eventually migrate all users to Kratos.
Pretty sure! We have documentation on importing users and already support several hashing algorithms. Support for more algorithms will follow soon!
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Pretty sure! We have documentation on importing users and already support several hashing algorithms. Support for more algorithms will follow soon!
Can you share the links if possible?
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Pretty sure! We have documentation on importing users and already support several hashing algorithms. Support for more algorithms will follow soon!
Can you share the links if possible?
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#8Sometimes it seems like Ory is the only web auth stuff on the internet that’s intended for you to understand how the whole system works, rather than telling you just enough to get you to use/buy their proprietary software (Auth0, Okta, etc).
I read a few books as well but they were extremely poorly done.
I eventually also read the entire OpenId Connect spec as well, which was enlightening.
I’d love to hear of other good resources - I am happy to pay for good stuff as long as it’s mot selling me service.
Thank you!
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#9I learned so much about AuthN and AuthZ from reading Ory code and docs. Sometimes it seems like Ory is the only web auth stuff on the internet that’s intended for you to understand how the whole system works, rather than telling you just enough to get you to use/buy their proprietary software (Auth0, Okta, etc). I read a few books as well but they were extremely poorly done. I eventually also read the entire OpenId C…
It’s a long journey! If you ever see some of our docs again and feel that it has lost it’s way please reach out; It’s very important to us to not only show how the product works but also why :)
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#10One of the co-maintainers here. Ory Kratos has been in development since 2018 and is finally out of beta! If you have any questions about the project, tech, flows, or Ory as a whole I’m here to help :)
I see the API part. But is there an UI part, besides the self-service account management?
Because that general management interface is the missing piece in many of the identity services.