SSO for NGO - HELP
Hello everyone. I am Ben.
I am asking here directly in the forum as I have been looking around. We are an NGO and currently have a Laravel backend for a platform where we have integrated login with email and 2FA with email one-time code. Now we are getting a new publishing platform sponsored and somehow I would like to have the same login credentials for both platforms. Do you know if it is a big deal to install Authentik and how much "manpower" this would require? Because the Laravael Platform (Platform 1) is launching soon, so maybe it would make sense to do it before it goes live and for the other platform (so platform 2) it might make sense to already use SSO to have a single account and not 2 accounts or whatever other options.
The hosted version is just too expensive for us as we have about 2-2,5 million free readers (unique users) every year and even if just 50% of the returning visitors would sign up that would be tens of thousands of active users and this is why we are looking into a self-hosted version on a VPS (we get discounts there)
What is the general "effort" you should expect and what would be your experience? Sorry for the stupid questions, as an NGO its usually that mistakes can kill our projects as we have such limited budgets and cant afford expensive "lets just do it again" things.
I am asking here directly in the forum as I have been looking around. We are an NGO and currently have a Laravel backend for a platform where we have integrated login with email and 2FA with email one-time code. Now we are getting a new publishing platform sponsored and somehow I would like to have the same login credentials for both platforms. Do you know if it is a big deal to install Authentik and how much "manpower" this would require? Because the Laravael Platform (Platform 1) is launching soon, so maybe it would make sense to do it before it goes live and for the other platform (so platform 2) it might make sense to already use SSO to have a single account and not 2 accounts or whatever other options.
The hosted version is just too expensive for us as we have about 2-2,5 million free readers (unique users) every year and even if just 50% of the returning visitors would sign up that would be tens of thousands of active users and this is why we are looking into a self-hosted version on a VPS (we get discounts there)
What is the general "effort" you should expect and what would be your experience? Sorry for the stupid questions, as an NGO its usually that mistakes can kill our projects as we have such limited budgets and cant afford expensive "lets just do it again" things.
