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   by _hackerman 6y ago

   Keep in mind that maintainers of large projects are often burned or stressed out. On top of that, the "German" guy's first language is probably not English, it's German. You can't expect for every non-native speaker
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   by _hackerman 6y ago

   Of course! There is probably some work involved because every system works a bit differently. I have never really worked with Keycloak and also never with vouch-proxy, so I can't state any definitive answers, but asking on our slack or
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   by _hackerman 6y ago

   Any time! You can learn more about software maturity here: https://www.ory.sh/docs/ecosystem/versioning So basically Ory Hydra is the most stable and we did not have any big breaking changes (maybe a CLI command a
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   by _hackerman 6y ago

   Thank you for the question! There are not many licenses to choose from that people accept. For example GPL and AGPL are generally frowned upon. I think Apache 2.0 offers the greatest freedom, while being more nuanced than MIT. It helps with
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   by _hackerman 6y ago

   Keycloak and Authelia try to solve everything at once. So you get user management, but you also need to use their template and plugin system (so Java for Keycloak) and you can't use a different OAuth2 provider because well - you use Ke
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   by _hackerman 6y ago

   Thank you, appreciate it a lot! Regarding your questions: 1. Almost never - it's a lot of work to get from a library to a server that has a strong persistence layer, is scalable, has all the management around it (e.g. write and create
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   by _hackerman 6y ago

   Hi HN community, maintainer here ( http://github.com/aeneasr )! I started the project Ory Hydra back in 2015 as a side project, and it has now become a full time job with a dedicated team! Ory Hydra is used at a lot of compan