feat: adds sso examples piece #380
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Could be an article about SSO examples and a separate one on how to implement SSO, and have them link to one another? :) |
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@meems1996 for sure! I was thinking up until SSO use cases + conclusion would be one, and another one for the rest of it (how to... sounds like a good idea) |
Right! I am thinking as a reader if I wanted to read how to implement SSO I would either already be familiar with some use cases, or have one in mind already and just be interested in the actual How-To of it. Alternatively, if I wanted to know more about SSO, having an article on the use cases is invaluable. Real world examples for the win! |
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| ## What is Single Sign-On (SSO)? | ||
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| But analogies aside, let's define SSO. Deferring to [Wikipedia's wisdom](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_sign-on): |
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| But analogies aside, let's define SSO. Deferring to [Wikipedia's wisdom](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_sign-on): | |
| Analogies aside, let's define SSO. Deferring to [Wikipedia's wisdom](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_sign-on): |
| - Enables seamless integration with existing corporate identity providers | ||
| - Makes security teams happy (and you want them to be happy, trust me) | ||
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| The key takeaway? SSO isn’t just about convenience - it’s about removing friction while maintaining (or even improving) security. Each industry has its own specific needs, but the core benefits remain consistent. |
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I think up to this point is a great part 1 of a deep dive into SSO.
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| The key takeaway? SSO isn’t just about convenience - it’s about removing friction while maintaining (or even improving) security. Each industry has its own specific needs, but the core benefits remain consistent. | ||
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| ## Steps to Implement SSO |
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We can workshop this next part into a part 2
SSO Examples article; I feel like this might need splitting up, it's fairly long. I made it work so that it makes sense and it's possible to follow, but it will make more sense IMO if it's split up into two or more pieces. It just tries to do too much.