Securing the digital world
summary
Ory describes concrete bets: a cloud identity stack written for Go, about 250 repositories of open-source code plus a few closed security services, a managed Ory Network with low-latency onboarding and session observability, and tooling integrated with Docker and CI/CD (roughly 400 million Docker pulls cited). The roadmap claims support for 100 million simultaneous users and a no-code deployment path that touches 15 million JavaScript developers — built, deployed to a global managed network, and intended to feed threat telemetry and compliance workflows.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 3:17Open source evolution and Ori's start
- 8:19Core values of Ori
- 11:07Building internet infrastructure
- 15:46Developer focus and speed
- 19:00Ori Network and data observability
- 21:53Zero trust and announcements
- 23:40Commercialization and closing
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