Built an easy low code way to secure apps & services. Would you spare a thought?
Building a low code saas to secure web/mobile apps.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zSfFByNGr7Exvo1a28gI_iTDdX-xmauE/view?usp=sharing
TLDR: Lots of flexibility for various authentication & authorisation flows without the extra coding complexity.
Would love to get your thoughts on first impressions.
- Concept
- Any related pains
- Advice on beta testers
What is the difference from okta?
Ping? Auth0? Someone here has a keycloak saas?
Not saying it to discourage. Just the first thing you are going to be asked. If you say cost, you just lost them. Security is about reputation.
Thanks for the feedback Tzahi - it's super relevant and valuable, much appreciated.
Indeed you are correct we get those questions pretty often. Having been users of Auth0, congnito and collecting feedback on similar solutions - I agree they are pretty on par when it comes to authentication. Things get really complex really quickly when integrating authorisation workflows, requiring quite an in-depth knowledge of auth2.0 and quite some time to get things working. This is where Leza comes in with our proxy which takes care of the complexity of this workflow layer. Allowing for quick and simple integration. We're also introducing user privacy concepts allowing users full control of their data.
hope this adds a bit more context - as I realise the clip is most probably not the best representation {great feedback in itself :)} - if there's a chance, I would really like to get your feedback on the experience of using those other solutions.
I mainly work with keycloak an open source complete solution since i work mainly with on prems. What i dont like about it is that the themes are limited and that it has a limit on realms about 400 (but this is only needed for saas applications and not on prems so it doesnt bother me)
keycloak looks like a great open source choice. Thanks for sharing your experience - really helpful for us :)