Does anyone love it? I buy it but it seems really expensive and not a fantastic UX. It’s weird how expensive and complicated this is and I’m surprised there aren’t more competitors because the cost should be rather low.
Does anyone love it? I buy it but it seems really expensive and not a fantastic UX. It’s weird how expensive and complicated this is and I’m surprised there aren’t more competitors because the cost should be rather low.
The think that’s annoying to me is the price is $2-11/user/month for sso. That’s crazy considering orgs have thousands of employees that need this and previous self-hosted solutions from CA and others were $50-100k for unlimited accounts.
And this seems like an odd place per user and it costs similar amounts to support 1000 users as 5000.
(Also accounts with user counts that high aren’t paying MSRP you see)
Microsoft should be including sso in their baseline/free products and all enterprise and wanna-be-enterprise software should put it in its base tier.
Logon security shouldn't be tucked behind a paywall or held hostage as a bonus quadruple the price feature, because breaches have wide reaching consequences past just the company attacked going down.
I would like to add that configuring Azure AD as an SSO provider is available to any tenant free. Some of the functionality like Conditional Access does require paid licensing.
I’m aware of a number of businesses that are very happily using Keycloak in production. Not everyone can, although there is RH SSO if you need the support contract.
Then there’s Gluu, Authelia, and many others depending on your needs.
Sadly even with basic security we can’t seem to fully trust our own vendors to have our interests at heart.