Transparent Auth Gateway / Identity Proxy. Source code and explanation (OpenIdDict, C#, AzureAD)

1. Transparent-Auth-Gateway

   1 4 18 4.4 C#

   Implementations of a "transparent" Auth Gateway that links a third-party Identity Provider with own authorisation rules (scopes, roles, etc.)

   

   I see OAuth2-Proxy on the other side of the spectrum – it's just a proxy that is flexible around supporting various Identity Providers but lacking customisation of extra authentication checks and adding custom claims to the issued access token. I see it similar to Keycloack mentioned in part 3.4 of the first article.

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3. oauth2-proxy

   2 103 10,691 9.0 Go

   A reverse proxy that provides authentication with Google, Azure, OpenID Connect and many more identity providers.

   

   I see OAuth2-Proxy on the other side of the spectrum – it's just a proxy that is flexible around supporting various Identity Providers but lacking customisation of extra authentication checks and adding custom claims to the issued access token. I see it similar to Keycloack mentioned in part 3.4 of the first article.

4. Keycloak

   3 261 26,060 10.0 Java

   Open Source Identity and Access Management For Modern Applications and Services

   

   I see OAuth2-Proxy on the other side of the spectrum – it's just a proxy that is flexible around supporting various Identity Providers but lacking customisation of extra authentication checks and adding custom claims to the issued access token. I see it similar to Keycloack mentioned in part 3.4 of the first article.

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