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A Guide to Authentication and Authorization in Webiny
Introduction
Are you stuck paying hefty bills for SSO (single-sign-on) for your current CMS? Webiny makes it easy to write your own integration with auth providers such as Auth0, Okta, and even Microsoft or Google. Here's how to create your own authentication flow using Webiny Headless CMS.
Goals
Show how to create a new plugin that authenticates with a commonly used choice of auth provider.
Outline
- Introduction
- Explain authentication and authorization in Webiny
- Show how to create a new plugin that authenticates with your choice of auth provider
- Conclusion
Sample articles
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Hi Webiny, I am interested in writing on this topic.
Hope to get a response soon.
Regards.
Hello @ChisomUma , how is the article progressing? Please update us soon so that we can keep you assigned to write it. If you need help please reach out here or on our Slack channel.
Hi @endymion1818 my apologies. I am still working on my article, but I would need some guidance on creating the plugin. Thanks!
After chatting on Slack, @ChisomUma and I decided that a different article would be more suitable. This is a slightly more advanced topic that requires knowledge of auth flows and of Webiny in particular.
What's the progress on this one? I'm looking for an article to write about.
This is an advanced tutorial, so we would expect you to have a proven, comprehensive understanding of authentication flows and some experience building plugins with Webiny before we can assign it to you. We're planning some other article subjects so keep an eye out for those!
This is an advanced tutorial, so we would expect you to have a proven, comprehensive understanding of authentication flows and some experience building plugins with Webiny before we can assign it to you. We're planning some other article subjects so keep an eye out for those!
I can handle it 🙌
Hi @Nziokitech im afraid I can only assign this to someone who has experience of Webiny and preferably has already written an article for us. This is because it's a complicated technical subject which doesn't have any documentation yet.
