If you're starting out though, probably go for a SaaS in the beginning. But be sure to have monitoring for pricing and an option to close account creation, these things can become expensive fast.
If you're starting out though, probably go for a SaaS in the beginning. But be sure to have monitoring for pricing and an option to close account creation, these things can become expensive fast.
Security. You can not deactivate certain unsave mechanisms. For example, if you send it an ID token, it will not verify the aid claim, allowing Anny valid token from the same SSO provider.
API stability. We're consuming their API from a mobile app. But every major version (about five a year) changed the REST API without backward compatibility or versioning. Its fine if you use their lib and keep parity, but that's really only possible on the web.
All of this was with their self hosted offering, I haven't tried their hosted one.