Identity Providers

Every OIDC provider has specific rules and flows one needs to follow when configuring the provider for authentication. Here, you will find specific examples of how to configure each provider to work with OpenZiti. These pages are not intended to be a complete guide. You are responsible for making good choices for your own deployments. These guides will illustrate how to interact with the identity provider (IdP) and how to configure it with OpenZiti.

These instructions are likely to become out of date at some point. The identity provider may update their user interfaces, and these pages may become stale. Each page has a last-modified date at the bottom indicating when it was last updated. If it has been a substantial amount of time and the pages don't provide exactly the information needed, please reach out through our official Discourse support forum. Alternatively, file a GitHub issue and provide as much detail as possible. You can also find an "Edit this page" link at the bottom of each document page allowing you to start a pull request to help us improve our doc.

Cloud-based Identity Providers

OpenZiti works with the cloud identity providers (IdP) or single sign-on (SSO) providers listed below. Find your provider and follow the instructions within. If you want to use an identity provider that is not listed, please express your interest over in our Discourse forum.

Auth0

Secure access for everyone. But not just anyone.

Microsoft Entra ID

(formerly Azure Active Directory) A cloud identity and access management solution.

Okta

Okta's Workforce and Customer Identity Clouds enable secure access, authentication, and automation.

Google

Use Google as your identity provider.

AWS Cognito

Secure, frictionless customer identity and access management that scales.

Duo

Easy to use. Incredibly effective. Cisco Duo simplifies identity security for your workforce.

Self-hosted Identity Providers

OpenZiti works with the self-hosted identity providers (IdP) or single sign-on (SSO) providers listed below. Find your provider and follow the instructions within. If you want to use an identity provider that is not listed, please express your interest over in our Discourse forum.