Cognito is a joke. It’s full of bugs, the hosted UI doesn’t support half the features and -- based on the change velocity I’ve seen over the last three years —- it is desperately under-resourced by AWS. The new releases always seem to be small changes (like adding a new OAuth provider) but never fixes for the major bugs.
Re:Okta to Acquire Auth0 for $6.5B
by technics256 on Wednesday March 03, 2021 @05:17PM
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Anyone who's used cognito knows it's a joke compared to the others.
Re:Okta to Acquire Auth0 for $6.5B
by tanseydavid on Wednesday March 03, 2021 @04:55PM
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Azure Active Directory leaves much to be desired.
If it was not a MS product it would struggle to attract a market.
AAD implements SAML, OIDC, SCIM, LDAP, Kerberos, FIDO2 and more. Even if it was not a Microsoft product, it would have better non-proprietary interoperability than most other SSO platforms.
How so? I'd argue they're far ahead of the competition in features.
Re:Okta to Acquire Auth0 for $6.5B
by brokenwren on Wednesday March 03, 2021 @06:09PM
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Except for all the basics like RBAC with multiple roles, JWT modification, simple MFA, etc.
Google Cloud (Firebase Auth), AWS (Cognito), and Azure (Active Directory) are as rock-solid as they come.
FusionAuth.io, userbase.com, and clerk.dev come to mind as well.