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Re:Step-by-Step Centralized Authentication for K8s with Keyc... by masonhensley on Friday August 28, 2020 @03:56PM (#24309257)
More orgs need to leverage keycloak more. I know java give some people shivers here, but it's an excellent setup to help accelerate your authentication needs, especially in the B2B space.

I'm not big on microservices unless your org is scaled people wise and need to decouple your team, but I'm happy to outsource to Keycloak as an auth focused service.

Cool integration in the k8's space.

Re:Step-by-Step Centralized Authentication for K8s with Keyc... by saurabhsharan on Friday August 28, 2020 @04:16PM (#24309447)
https://fusionauth.io/ is also a more modern alternative.
Re:Step-by-Step Centralized Authentication for K8s with Keyc... by ForHackernews on Friday August 28, 2020 @04:48PM (#24309762)
More modern? Keycloak is only five or six years old!
Re:Step-by-Step Centralized Authentication for K8s with Keyc... by PhilippGille on Saturday August 29, 2020 @03:45AM (#24314455)
Keycloak is open source, this one isn't.
Re:Step-by-Step Centralized Authentication for K8s with Keyc... by bobberkarl on Friday August 28, 2020 @04:24PM (#24309527)
How is keycloak compared to Pomerium for example?
Re:Step-by-Step Centralized Authentication for K8s with Keyc... by ForHackernews on Friday August 28, 2020 @04:54PM (#24309810)
Keycloak is an identity provider. It's an Oauth2/OpenIDConnect authorization server. Pomerium looks to be some kind of proxy to enforce authorization (in OAuth2 jargon, it would be a resource server).

Succinctly: Keycloak issues security tokens, Pomerium (I think) accepts security tokens.