Auth0

Overall, it's very easy to use, it gives you some templates in different programming languages (like python, node.js, go) that you can use on your apps, and it's very clear about what type of application you need to set up in Auth0 in order to meet your app's needs (whether is Native App, Single Page App, Regular Web Application, Machine-to-Machine, according to OAuth 2.0 standards).

The sign up/sign in features are very good. For users is very easy to create an account and then login into the application. Also, you can set up regional settings, so users from different parts of the world can get the login page customized in their language (in our case we use English/Spanish, but there are many more).

I'd recommend to set up a development tenant and a production tenant, so you can have more freedom to test out new features on the development environment, and you can allow access from localhost for developers. The good thing is that if you want to set up a production tenant, Auth0 runs a series of checks, specially for allowed URLs, so you know if your environment is really ready for production; for instance, if you have localhost as an allowed callback URL, Auth0 will not move your tenant into a production environment until you fix that.

The only thing I would change is to be able to create custom logins more easily.

I would recommend to set up a development tenant and a production tenant, so you can have more freedom to test out new features on the development environment, and you can allow access from localhost for developers. The good thing is that if you want to set up a production tenant, Auth0 runs a series of checks, specially for allowed URLs, so you know if your environment is really ready for production; for instance, if you have localhost as an allowed callback URL, Auth0 will not move your tenant into a production environment until you fix that.

User Authentication and Authorization

They are proficient in which service they deliver

Nothing, because the service was quite satisfiying

I recommend those who need authentication and authorization in their product that spending more time on improving their product quality rather than implementing these services in their own

Identity, authentication and authorization with zero effort

It is making authorization and authentication a breeze to implement with its user-friendly UI and intuitive API.

Same as other vendors, need more examples.

I'm trying to create an application simulating the functionalities of a tuned down grocery store management software. Since the application can be shared by the store managers (e.g. to manage suppliers, customers, and employees), the store employees (e.g. to manage inventory, aisles, departments, and purchases), and customers (e.g. to create and modify orders) with sensitive information exchanging, a secure and an efficient authorization and authentication platform for the users and their roles is a necessity. Auth0 has provided me with a straight forward and secure way to achieve that part of my goal for the project.

All features we need.

Brilliant free limits.

Plus rich documentation with code samples for different languages.

Good articles not only about service itself but whole auth related things.

I love this service!

I bit annoying number of emails from the team. This is not a problem by the way.

Replace back-office service's legacy self-developed authentication with limited functionality to the modern one on several hours.

Fast and smart solution for auth. So easy that allows you to focus on what it matters

I haven't used all features so I haven't found something dislikes me.

Decoupling auth mechanisms so I can focus on business.

While it's easy for any small to mid-size team to build on top on Auth0, it offers the flexibility to deploy advanced authentication flow that enterprises need.

The Deploy CLI tool that helps integrate Auth0 into existing CI/CD pipelines has some room to grow.

Auth0 enables developers define rules that are executed in a runtime on authentication, and do things like attach claims to tokens on looking up a database. This allows for strong coupling between the authentication flow and the rest of the system.

Very easy to implement and works immediately.

User will be taken to a new page to greeted by a login box. It would be nicer if it happens in current page.

Put use restrictions to some applications. Ath0 allows monitoring of registered users.

Interface is very user friendly, so it is easy to set up and pleasant to use.

Probably, some fields to fill in need more documentation.

Try it yourself!

Auth0 solves the problem of authentication of the application I was creating. Generation of JWTs, handling user logins, assigning roles and permissions - everything worked like a charm. And there is much more to discover!

I like their docs and especially because it has specific sections for different Frameworks and libraries.

Since I’ve been using it, There’s nothing I dislike about.

Easy of adding authentication to a React project. Auth0 has a hook for doing that in React so it is easy to have your user logged in state and user details in one place.

Auth0 is very easy to use and gives you the peace of mind that your site is secure. The rapid development of your application is a key factor in the creation of your products and with Auth0 you will find

I have a bit of confusion about the inner workings of the product I used. I read a little about its operation, but I had to look in their posts, I hope a support guide was available on its operation while you use the product and not just a black box that is used, since being sure how Authentication works is very important for the peace of mind of using Auth0.

Use it for rapid development, it is very simple to use and powerful.

Implementing authentication with various authentication services was very easy and fast.