docker-nginx VS docker-lemonldap

Limiting an application can be interesting as some applications don't have support for automatic login via SSO, but you can certainly protect it. I have another image which is simply Nginx that allows yout o authenticate via Basic Auth against an LDAP server, or against your LemonLDAP:NG instance. (Single Sign on) At that point you would just proxy over to your application and after your session expired or if it was removed/disabled you would no longer be able to access those applications even if the account still existed on them due to the way the "handlers" work. All my other images work in the same fashion.

From what I can see this definitely looks nice. I did find a containerized version here https://github.com/tiredofit/docker-lemonldap

If you want to take it to another level afterwords, you could bolt LLNG onto the stadk and start taking advantage of single sign on (SAML, OIDC, Header based authentication). Fairly light wait, but in production for millions of users....

I have docker images for the following: Fusion Directory - A web based LDAP front end for user/group management OpenLDAP w/FusionDirectory Schemas - The Backend LDAP server that can be communicated to via your applications and also The front end above. LemnonLDAP:NG - Portal of Applications, OIDC, SAML, 2FA (TOTP and Yukikey) and Headers authentication powerhouse. Ties into the above quite nicely along with password resets, password policies, etc.