Centralized identity and access management for Lif Platforms
Lif Authentication Server is the backbone of Lif Platforms identity and access management. It provides a unified, secure way to authenticate users, issue tokens, and enforce fine‑grained authorization across all services.
- Authentication — Centralized login flows with password hashing, 2FA, and JWT issuance
- Authorization — Roles, permission nodes, and access control policies
- Account Management — Profile creation, updates, avatars, password resets, and deletion
- Operations — Containerization, deployment, monitoring, and troubleshooting
- Security — Threat model, secret rotation, and audit logging
- API Reference — Swagger‑documented routes and error codes
Full documentation is available via GitHub Pages:
- Overview — Purpose, features, and architecture
- Authentication — Login flows and token systems
- Authorization — Roles, permission nodes, and access control
- Operations — Container setup, SSL, and monitoring
- Account Management
- API Reference — Endpoints, parameters, and error codes
To run Auth Server locally or in production, see the Operations guide.