Supabase Auth: SSO, Mobile, and Server-Side Support
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Re: Supabase Auth: SSO, Mobile, and Server-Side Support
#2I've been waiting for this! Super excited to try it out!
Re: Supabase Auth: SSO, Mobile, and Server-Side Support
#3hey hn, supabase ceo here
this one is really 3 launches for auth:
- SAML 2.0, for developers can add SSO to their own apps
- PKCE: support for Mobile and server-side auth
- Native Apple login on iOS
We’ve been dogfooding SSO already and it stable.
PKCE is going to be rolled out incrementally across the platform - we’ve tried to engineer it so that there are no breaking changes for your applications, but will exercise caution with the deployment.
A lot of companies were blocked by the lack of iOS support - we had a lot of feedback on this one and so we appreciate the patience while we developed it. Native Android support will follow soon.
Some of the Auth team will be in to answer questions on the technical side. This is the second-to-last day of Launch Week - I promise that you’ll be rid of us after a few more releases tomorrow.
Re: Supabase Auth: SSO, Mobile, and Server-Side Support
#4I've been waiting for this! Super excited to try it out!
any particular feature that you were waiting for in this release? I want to highlight from my comment[0] that PKCE will be rolling out progressively (starting next week). You can reach out to the support team if you want it enabled immediately on any of your projects
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35555385
[1] support: https://app.supabase.com/support/new
Re: Supabase Auth: SSO, Mobile, and Server-Side Support
#5hey hn, supabase ceo here this one is really 3 launches for auth: - SAML 2.0, for developers can add SSO to their own apps - PKCE: support for Mobile and server-side auth - Native Apple login on iOS We’ve been dogfooding SSO already and it stable. PKCE is going to be rolled out incrementally across the platform - we’ve tried to engineer it so that there are no breaking changes for your applications, but will exercise…
Can’t tell from (admittedly skimming) the announcement: is SSO charged extra? It says availability on Pro plan but pricing page hasn’t changed it only says social auth
Re: Supabase Auth: SSO, Mobile, and Server-Side Support
#6hey hn, supabase ceo here this one is really 3 launches for auth: - SAML 2.0, for developers can add SSO to their own apps - PKCE: support for Mobile and server-side auth - Native Apple login on iOS We’ve been dogfooding SSO already and it stable. PKCE is going to be rolled out incrementally across the platform - we’ve tried to engineer it so that there are no breaking changes for your applications, but will exercise…
Can’t tell from (admittedly skimming) the announcement: is SSO charged extra? It says availability on Pro plan but pricing page hasn’t changed it only says social auth
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Re: Supabase Auth: SSO, Mobile, and Server-Side Support
#7hey hn, supabase ceo here this one is really 3 launches for auth: - SAML 2.0, for developers can add SSO to their own apps - PKCE: support for Mobile and server-side auth - Native Apple login on iOS We’ve been dogfooding SSO already and it stable. PKCE is going to be rolled out incrementally across the platform - we’ve tried to engineer it so that there are no breaking changes for your applications, but will exercise…
Can’t tell from (admittedly skimming) the announcement: is SSO charged extra? It says availability on Pro plan but pricing page hasn’t changed it only says social auth
The pricing is listed in the "Single Sign-On (SAML 2.0)" row on the pricing page: https://supabase.com/pricing
It's available on the Pro Tier. You get 50 free users, then $0.015 per additional MAU. We always aim for simple, transparent, and pricing - we're hoping this is a good balance.
And just to be clear, this is for building SSO for your own apps, this is not SSO for the supabase platform (which we're still figuring out pricing for, and yes - we're well aware of the SSO Tax).
Re: Supabase Auth: SSO, Mobile, and Server-Side Support
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Can’t tell from (admittedly skimming) the announcement: is SSO charged extra? It says availability on Pro plan but pricing page hasn’t changed it only says social auth
The pricing is listed in the "Single Sign-On (SAML 2.0)" row on the pricing page: https://supabase.com/pricing It's available on the Pro Tier. You get 50 free users, then $0.015 per additional MAU. We always aim for simple, transparent, and pricing - we're hoping this is a good balance. And just to be clear, this is for building SSO for your own apps, this is not SSO for the supabase platform (which we're still figur…
Awesome and Awesome!
I'm distinctly looking at it from an application point of view right now, SSO just made Supabase very attractive, as well as the SOC Type 2 certification recently announced (yesterday iirc). These were hurdles for our customers, so I'm checking this out with great interest.
Great job team!
EDIT: With Regards To The SOC Certification a short announcement might be useful for linking purposes.
Re: Supabase Auth: SSO, Mobile, and Server-Side Support
#9I've been waiting for this! Super excited to try it out!
any particular feature that you were waiting for in this release? I want to highlight from my comment[0] that PKCE will be rolling out progressively (starting next week). You can reach out to the support team if you want it enabled immediately on any of your projects [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35555385 [1] support: https://app.supabase.com/support/new
The `SAML 2.0, for developers can add SSO to their own apps` - I was looking at using BoxyHQ for it, but didn't really want another moving part, so this nicely fills in that space!
Re: Supabase Auth: SSO, Mobile, and Server-Side Support
#10I think this question deserves a separate thread:
Is it possible to see some working examples with some of the big SSO providers, e.g. integrating with Okta, Duo and AD installations in particular (like Azure AD and standard ActiveDirectory) in the documentation?
This would go a long way for smaller app developers to get SSO into their apps, even if the examples aren't exhaustive its a starting point. I have found (having done SSO integrations before) that it can be really opaque sometimes reading their API documentation to add support to for such platforms.
I mention AD specifically because its a huge hurdle for the education markets still, for example