There is a lot of material on OAuth (OAuth2, OpenID Connect, and friends) but not much focused on the application of OAuth to the problem of Single Sign-On (SSO). This post seeks to do so.
As the principal responsible for the design of middleware software at Zebrium, I’m writing to share some of the choices we made and how they have held up. Middleware in this context means the business-logic that sits between persistent storage and a web-based user interface.
As the principal responsible for the design of middleware software at Zebrium, I’m writing to share some of the choices we made and how they have held up. Middleware in this context means the business-logic that sits between persistent storage and a web-based user interface.
