Clerk vs Teleport
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Teleport makes it easy for users to securely access infrastructure and meet the toughest compliance requirements. Teleport replaces shared credentials with short-lived certificates and is completely transparent to client-side tools. | Clerk gives you more than just a "sign-in box". You get a complete set of User Management UIs and APIs, including a powerful Admin Dashboard. Purpose-built for React, Next.js, and the Modern Web. Finally, an auth service that "just works". |
Isolate critical infrastructure and enforce 2FA when accessing SSH servers, Kubernetes clusters, databases, applications, and Windows desktops/servers; Provide role-based access controls (RBAC) using short-lived certificates and your existing identity management service; Log and record session activity for full auditability; Forget about managing keys, VPNs, firewalls, jump boxes, or IPs; Implement protocols such as SSH, RDP, HTTPS, Kubernetes API, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and others; Supports SAML, OIDC | 🎛 Configurable authentication options;
🧰 Pre-built components;
🎨 Completely customizable;
💎 Built for the Modern Web; |
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