Building a community management infrastructure with Ory open source software
summary
A volunteer-run party replaces a 15-year-old homegrown membership system with an Ory-based stack: Hydra for OAuth/OpenID Connect and Kratos for accounts and soon 2FA (0.8 alpha). The new MemberPort is open source, self-hosted, and gives single sign-on, security-hardened flows, and fewer maintenance bottlenecks; remaining work is syncing Kratos account fields with membership data, adding events/voting features, and validating the full stack in production before retiring PirateWeb next year.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:52How digitalization changes everything
- 8:092014 crash and rebuild
- 9:26Searching for a replacement for PirateWeb Q
- 11:36How Ory fits into the picture
- 13:52Benefits
- 16:16Challenges
- 18:31Future developments ?
- 21:52Conclusion
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