With Python, you can just open a shell and quickly try out some code in a so-called REPL console. Guess what, you can do the same with Ansible. Browse your inventory, and even remote file systems in an interactive shell with ansible-console.

If you have installed Ansible via pip you already have this nifty tool installed.

I have invested some effort into Keycloak, but still not learnt enough about it to manage more than a single-user scenario.

The Authentik licenses look a bit complicated, though?

Via https://old.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1eohsds/best_self_hosted_authentication_solution

Excellent page listing their feeds, and not only their published articles but also separate feeds for submissions and announcements.

Code shared on https://git.scipost.org, although many repos are sparse or have not been updated in years.

They also have their own Mastodon instance, with an account for each field.

All in all, very impressive work by what appears to be primarily Dutch academics.

First heard about it from 4 gravitons.

• https://scholar.social/@egonw@social.edu.nl/111669211425459067