A detailed guide to SSO on Kubernetes

I&#x27;ve leveraged nginx-ingress&#x27;s OAuth annotations to great success: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;kubernetes.github.io&#x2F;ingress-nginx&#x2F;examples&#x2F;auth&#x2F;oauth-external-auth&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;kubernetes.github.io&#x2F;ingress-nginx&#x2F;examples&#x2F;auth&#x2F;oau...</a>

My dream is to one day create an SSO solution for companies. I&#x27;ve been doing research for a time being, but I am worried that I wouldn&#x27;t find any clients, because who would trust an SSO created by one guy in his basement? I think the first step to overcome that would be having a completely Open Source solution, but how to avoid other companies grabbing it and selling as their own? Or do you think it is better to develop it anyway and then worry about customers later?

I read the headline, &quot;A detailed guide to SSO on Kubernetes&quot;, as &quot;A detailed guide to Single-Stage to Orbit on Kerbalnetes&quot; and was thoroughly disappointed after clicking.

Does anybody have a good, comprehensive guide to Keycloak? I looked at it a while back and it seemed like a giant web UI with a million poorly documented knobs, but I keep seeing people who claim to be using it. I&#x27;ve used Auth0, Okta, Dex, and ORY and none of them seemed quite as incomprehensible