Yeah, using them is a monotonous task of configuring identity providers and service providers, and the SSO protocols become abstracted away and lines get blurred.
I feel like there are a lot more on-premises offerings than there had been in just the last few years. Maybe the OpenID Connect specification helped?
One solution is to validate tokens at the load balancer, to offload validation from the applications. In mid-2017 F5 added an OAuth provider to their application launcher software and I wonder if it was to address that specifically.
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Yeah, using them is a monotonous task of configuring identity providers and service providers, and the SSO protocols become abstracted away and lines get blurred.
I feel like there are a lot more on-premises offerings than there had been in just the last few years. Maybe the OpenID Connect specification helped?
One solution is to validate tokens at the load balancer, to offload validation from the applications. In mid-2017 F5 added an OAuth provider to their application launcher software and I wonder if it was to address that specifically.