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One way to enable OIDC with ServiceStack is through IdentityServer, see example in new IdentityServer4 template:
https://docs.servicestack.net/releases/v5.5#using-identityserver4-auth-in-servicestack
ServiceStack also added support for using ASP.NET Identity Auth, see:
https://docs.servicestack.net/releases/v5.5#using-aspnet-identity-auth-in-servicestackTobias Zürcher
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ServiceStack Studio is becoming our Desktop UI to inspect & manage multiple remote ServiceStack instances which now has a new User Admin Module where you can Create / Modify / Delete / Lock users, available now in the v5.10 release:
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i also like this idea. i've posted a suggestion to support metrics.net (https://servicestack.uservoice.com/forums/176786-feature-requests/suggestions/9668508-add-metrics-net-adapter). in this case, ss doesn't need to take care about the UI. but obviously, it's more a "read-only" dashboard for performance than a "admin dashboard"
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Demis, it's indeed a brilliant writeup. Anyway it's so crucial to have this "External JWT Provider" because Identity Server is getting the defacto standard in the .NET world. So we need something like the JsonWebTokenAuthProvider which takes the url to "...../.well-known/openid-configuration" and just validates the token and does the SS things needed. It's hard to argue with some code snipped from a blog post, doesn't matter how good it is ;).
Auth stuff is also very sensitive so nobody really wants to own/self-write it. Shouldn't be too hard for you since all the pieces are already in SS (token parsing, algorithms...)
I hope you'll find some time for this sooner than later :)