Reinvent Authorization and Policy for your Cloud-Native Environment
Gluu Flex single sign-on, strong multi-factor authentication, and centralized token management to control API access
Designed from the ground-up to support cloud native deployments, Gluu Flex is a self-hosted software stack to enable your organization to build a world class digital identity platform to authenticate both people and software.
With Helm charts available out of the box, Gluu Flex can handle the most demanding requirements for concurrency. Thanks to cloud native auto-scaling and zero downtime updates, you can build a robust, multi-datacenter topology. You can take advantage of new cloud databases like Amazon Aurora and Google Spanner–say goodbye to those old LDAP servers that waste the precious time of your devops team.
Like the Gluu Server, you have the same “interception scripts” that enable you to enhance or secure the user experience during user login, add extra data into API access tokens, or customize more then 20 other important steps during authentication and authorization workflows.
Gluu Flex redefines “no lock-in”. Want to go open source instead? Gluu Flex is a downstream project of the Linux Foundation Janssen Project. That means that Gluu has tested and released a specific version of Janssen to which we have added some commercial tools to provide easier administration. The core components are still Apache 2 licensed–migrating to the Janssen Project is always an option.
Gluu Flex is a commercially supported distribution of the Janssen Project Plus Admin UI, and Casa MFA
Install with Rancher
Rancher provides a catalog of third party applications that can be installed across one or more kubernetes clusters using their web admin UI. Using the Rancher Marketplace to install Gluu Flex is one of the easiest ways to get up and running on cloud native infrastructure.
Choose your Own Cloud
Whether you want to install on the cloud of Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Red Hat or others, the Helm-based installation enables you to do so quickly and easily. All configurations are declarative. You won’t have to spend weeks figuring out how to cloudify a monolithic web access management platform along with its legacy LDAP database.
Join the Open Source Community
Nothing builds trust like source code. Unlike other vendors who want to hide their code, Gluu Flex development is out in the open--check out the Github Repo if you want to see the code and roadmap. Get on the right side of history: the open source development methodology results in the best code for linux infrastructure when the project is based on transparent community governance. Trust but verify! And join the community!
Want to
try
Flex for 30 Days?
Enroll and you’ll be free to try Gluu Flex for one month.
You can activate your subscription at any time to increase your capacity.
Features
Two Factor Authentication
Built-in support for SMS, one-time password, Super Gluu, and FIDO authentication. With Gluu Flex Gold, end-users can manage their two-factor credentials on a self-service web page.
Social Login
Built in support for Google, Facebook, Microsoft Azure AD, Linkedin, Amazon and Twitter. With Gluu Flex Gold, end-users can link and unlink social login identity providers.
OAuth JWT access tokens
Use OAuth JWT access tokens to secure API’s. The scope claim of the JWT enables you to centrally control the extent of access in the business logic of your application.
Commercials
Test it Out
Once you complete your organizational enrollment, you’ll be free to try Gluu Flex for one month. This includes all the enterprise features like the administrative user interface.
Flexibly priced
Gluu Flex pricing is based on Monthly Active Users. That means you don’t have to pay for users that never login! Final pricing will be announced at the launch. But what you’ll find is that when you compare Gluu Flex with the cost of self-hosting, it’s a great deal!
No Lock-In
One of the unique features of Gluu Flex is the ability to export your data and move to the Open Source distribution of the Janssen Project. That means that you can start with Gluu Flex, but if you decide to move to 100% open source “in-house” later, it’s no problem.