Ipsilon
Identity provider for federated single sign-on
Ipsilon is an identity provider service that supports SAML and OpenID for federated single sign-on. It plugs into existing authentication backends like FreeIPA to centralize login for web applications.
Key features
- SAML identity provider
- OpenID support
- FreeIPA integration
- Pluggable backends
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Good FreeIPA companion
- Federation focused
Trade-offs
- Small community
- Limited recent activity
Ipsilon replaces
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