Oathkeeper
Infrastructure
identity and access proxy
SHOW HN2018
How HN took it
8 positive, 16 neutral or asking, 0 mixed, 3 critical, out of 27 comments about the project. Thread score +0.18.
Idea: 5 for, 1 againstPricing: 1 for, 0 against
The thread, comment by comment
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What HN said
What people liked
Interest in using it for internal sites behind OAuth
From 1 comment
I'm currently looking how to protect internal websites used within our company behind github oauth (we're a small company and we all have a github account connected to the…
wereHamster on HN
Excitement to try it, with licensing advantages over Azure App Proxy
From 1 comment
I'm really excited to try this out. Microsoft's Azure App Proxy is a great technology, but it has licensing constraints that make it difficult to use with all user personas.
youdontknowtho on HN
Objections
Project name shares that of an extremist group
From 1 comment
Are you aware that this project shares a name with an extremist group[0]? I'm not sure how concerned you are about that, especially if you're not American, but I'd want to know…
SauciestGNU on HN
Password recovery problems for the maker
From 1 comment
> Well you just lost me. You are developing IAM components and you can't get basic password management correct? email has nothing to do with it, we are well past the point where…
ibuildoss on HN
Requests
Add a Slack or chat channel for discussion
From 1 comment
Do you have a Slack? I'm interested in OIDC and have some questions and interest in the user management component that is mentioned to be in the works.
colemickens on HN
Documentation improvements
From 1 comment
That's a really good point! I've tracked this as https://github.com/ory/docs/issues/29 We're a very small team, so it might take a while for us to tackle this (especially because…
ibuildoss on HN
Questions
Whether it works for protecting internal sites behind GitHub OAuth
From 1 comment
I'm currently looking how to protect internal websites used within our company behind github oauth (we're a small company and we all have a github account connected to the…
wereHamster on HN
Alternatives named
Envoy
From 1 comment
I have not used envoy extensively yet, but there are obviously many more options such as Apache2 + mod_oidc, Kong + oauth2 plugin, and so on. The main differentiator is that…
ibuildoss on HN
Apache mod_oidc
From 1 comment
I have not used envoy extensively yet, but there are obviously many more options such as Apache2 + mod_oidc, Kong + oauth2 plugin, and so on. The main differentiator is that…
ibuildoss on HN
Kong OAuth2 plugin
From 1 comment
I have not used envoy extensively yet, but there are obviously many more options such as Apache2 + mod_oidc, Kong + oauth2 plugin, and so on. The main differentiator is that…
ibuildoss on HN
oauth2_proxy
From 1 comment
Yes, this could definitely solve that. Another service which might be well suited for this specific task is: https://github.com/bitly/oauth2_proxy
ibuildoss on HN
Azure App Proxy
From 1 comment
I'm really excited to try this out. Microsoft's Azure App Proxy is a great technology, but it has licensing constraints that make it difficult to use with all user personas.
youdontknowtho on HN