keycloak-community VS netbird

The managed version still uses Auth0, and we plan to keep using it. We will add a Device Authorization Grant support to the self-hosted version that would allow adding machines to the WireGuard network with SSO using Keycloak (or any other IDP that supports it). This is how it looks for the hosted version -> video.

Lack of webauthn might be a stopper for some, but it's in the pipeline:

https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak-community/blob/master/d...

Luckily, Keycloak provides a container, optimized and ready to go. It's rather new and called 'keycloak-x'. You can read more about it here. And more about it's configuration here.

Netmaker (https://www.netmaker.io/) Netbird (https://netbird.io/)

NetBird is a configuration-free, peer-to-peer private network combined with a centralized access control system. Utilizing a WireGuard-based overlay network, it ensures encrypted connections between machines without the need for complex configurations such as port openings, intricate firewall rules, or VPN gateways. Prioritizes security with intuitive management of granular access policies for secure remote access, applicable universally across any infrastructure. petr205 explains, "Their SaaS version is free up to 100 machines and 5 users, but the self-hosted version is exactly the same and has very low requirements."

It is always great to see another solution using Wireguard, which is a great technology for modern private connectivity.

I built https://github.com/netbirdio/netbird, which can be self-hosted and offers an option to run Wireguard without managing firewalls for P2P connectivity.

https://github.com/netbirdio/netbird#quickstart-with-netbird...

I'd add to that list Netbird, which is the one I ended up using after trying all of the above.

https://netbird.io/