Flexible user repository

• One of the outstanding features of KubeSignOn is its support for flexible user authentication storage.
• Many businesses already have their proprietary user databases, and in compliance with the GDPR, individual data should be housed within its respective country.
• The majority of standalone authentication solutions necessitate the creation of integration adapters to gain access to user data in LDAP or a database format.
• KubeSignOn offers support for multiple user storages, allowing for modifications to the existing user data authentication procedure without the need to redistribute the source code.

Pipeline modeler

• As each client accesses user information, you can model how the data is accessed.
• A pipeline consists of tasks such as RestAPI, Sql, and functions.
• A token is created by combining desired user information through a combination of tasks.
• Elements of customization, including both pre-authentication and post-authentication processes, are easily adjustable using task combinations.

Example pipeline for login

Extends pipeline

• Additionally, you can add pipelines that perform user CRUD operations, email authentication, and two-factor authentication.
• Applications can adopt a microservices approach by entirely detaching any logic associated with user processing from the main application.

CRUD operations with pipeline

Hosted Page

• The host page is where you can configure pages like login/signup.
• Complete freedom in Html editing is provided, with the added advantage of using Html and CSS from existing clients.
• You can create a login page by simply replacing the variables provided by KubeSignOn where needed in your existing Html Form.

Server-side rendering and parameter injection

Synchronization Extended Scenario

• Once multiple sites are configured with the login/logout flow provided by KubeSignOn based on the Oauth2.0 protocol, KubeSignOn can be configured to support simultaneous login/out in more complex situations.