goiabada
An open-source OAuth2 and OpenID Connect server for simple, secure authentication, built in Go.
What is goiabada?
Goiabada is an open-source OAuth2 and OpenID Connect server that provides centralized identity and access management. It enables developers to offload authentication and authorization complexities, allowing them to focus on building core applications while ensuring secure user management.
Developers building web or mobile apps who need authentication, teams wanting to centralize user management across multiple applications, and organizations that need to self-host their identity provider for security or compliance.
Developers choose Goiabada for its self-hosted, privacy-focused approach that keeps user data on their own infrastructure, its lightweight and resource-efficient design built with Go, and its 100% free MIT license with no vendor lock-in.
Overview
Goiabada is an OAuth2 / OpenID Connect server written in Go.
Use Cases
Best For
- Implementing Single Sign-On (SSO) across multiple connected applications.
- Self-hosting an identity provider for security or compliance requirements.
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