Comment by hirsin
3 hours ago
As someone with a vested interest/being/been many of the parties you mention... Do you think support for "federated login via OIDC" would _not_ fall under the SSO tax?
Who do you think would host the "federated login" system that would replace the major authentication companies?
You can already stand up a SAML or OIDC provider using OSS and run the IdP for your company. I have many customers that do! And you bet we still charge them for SSO, and that they're every six months asking how bad the migration to a "big auth company" would be.
GP was probably thinking of Azure AD / Entra as the "SSO tax".