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authorizer
Authorizer
Open-source authentication and authorization solution for your business.
preflight
topology
How this stack is wired
Each card is a service this deploy creates. A line means one service reads another through env.
listen
Ports the stack publishes
Service on the left. Host port, then the container port and scheme.
- authorizer80→8080/http
you set
Values this template leaves for you
Literals and placeholders. Wiring to another service lives on the topology, not here.
DATABASE_TYPE
authorizer
postgres
PORT
authorizer
8080
DISABLE_PLAYGROUND
authorizer
false
notes
Context for this stack
Written with the template. Topology, binds, and values you set live in the sections above.
Authorizer is an open-source authentication and authorization platform that provides user management, secure login, OAuth, magic links, multi-factor authentication, and role-based access control (RBAC). It serves as a self-hosted alternative to services like Auth0 and Firebase Authentication.
About Hosting Authorizer
This dFlow template deploys Authorizer with a PostgreSQL database for persistent storage. Configure your authentication providers, connect your applications, and manage users through a secure, self-hosted authentication service.
Common Use Cases
- Add authentication to web and mobile applications
- Enable social login with Google, GitHub, and other OAuth providers
- Implement email/password, magic links, and MFA
- Manage users, roles, and permissions
- Self-host your identity and access management platform
Dependencies
- Authorizer
- PostgreSQL
Why Deploy on dFlow?
Deploy Authorizer in minutes with automatic HTTPS, persistent storage, environment variable management, custom domains, and centralized application management—all from a single dashboard.