First draft of 0003-use-of-single-signon #3
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| 1. Do not implement SSO |
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@ZavenArra Can you explain a little more about this, you mean, don't use Keycloak at all or use Keycloak but do not support 3rd part provider, which means use the built-in user account provider in Keycloak?
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The meaning is that we would not support 3rd party provider in this option
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| ### 2. Implement SSO for all providers supported by Keycloak | ||
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From https://www.keycloak.org/docs/latest/server_admin/
With Keycloak, users can log in to your application using a social network account. Supported providers include Twitter, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Instagram, Microsoft, PayPal, Openshift v3, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Stack Overflow.
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| ### 3. Implement SSO only for providers that are deemed philosophically aligned with values shared by Greenstand engineers. |
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I think this is the right way to go. Lots of users make heavy use of social login options to minimise password fatigue.
We just need to determine the right list, which will be an intersection of the most popular providers amongst our user group and the providers with the right values.
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Can we list the providers we'd like to include?
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are you talking about a list like google, facebook, instagram, twitter, linkedin ???
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@sebastiangaertner yes, we would like a list of social login providers that are appealing to the Greenstand Engineers.
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