Modern Architecture
Overview
The OpenIAM platform consists of several functional components:
- Identity governance
- Single sign-on
- Multi-factor authentication
- Customer IAM (CIAM)
Since its inception, OpenIAM has taken a singular view of the platform where the entire stack is based on a unified architecture. Today, this is referred to as a converged architecture. OpenIAM was early to adopt a micro-service architecture and was the first to market with a fully containerized stack.
Under this architecture:
- Common services and infrastructure components create a foundation that is shared across the stack
- Customers can enable functionality as needed
- Customers can deploy on a wide range of platforms
- Organizations gain a higher level of security, portability, and scalability
Feature Details
Flexible deployment options
Select a deployment option based on your corporate standards. Choose between RPM, Docker Swarm, Kubernetes, and OpenShift.
High availability and scalability
OpenIAM can be deployed in a multi-node cluster to enable high availability. Horizontally scale to support your workload or scale individual services as needed.
Cloud native deployments
Deploy on AWS, Azure and Google cloud.
Kubernetes deployments
Deploy on either cloud (AWS, Google, Azure) or private Kubernetes clusters. Leverage out-of-the-box Helm charts and Terraform scripts to automate deployments.
DevOps friendly
Leverage DevOps tools such as Ansible to further automate your deployment based on corporate standards.
Best of breed components
OpenIAM uses well known, robust, infrastructure components as part of its internal stack. These include: Redis, Elasticsearch, Hashicorp’s Vault, RabbitMQ, Janusgraph and Cassandra.
Let’s connect
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For 15 years, OpenIAM has been helping mid to large enterprises globally improve security and end user satisfaction while lowering operational costs.