Nauthera turns your authentication setup into reviewable, version-controlled code. No more dashboard clicking, manual config, or “who changed what?” Your login infrastructure runs itself.
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“We spent two days debugging an auth misconfiguration that someone made through the dashboard at 2am. With Nauthera, that change would have been a pull request — reviewed, approved, and rolled back in seconds.”
Most teams manage login configuration through web dashboards — clicking through forms, hoping nobody overwrites each other's work. Nauthera replaces that with a code-based workflow that is reviewed, versioned, and automated.
From individual developers to engineering leadership — Nauthera gives every role what they need.
Up and running in three steps. No complex migrations.
Deploy Nauthera into your Kubernetes cluster with a single command. The authentication server starts automatically — no additional infrastructure to set up or manage.
helm installYour security team defines organization-wide policies: how long sessions last, what permissions are available, and what security requirements must be met. Application teams can customize within those boundaries.
ClusterAuthPolicyDevelopers add a small configuration file to connect their application. Nauthera automatically generates the credentials and handles the rest.
OidcClientTry Nauthera in a real Kubernetes environment — no local setup required. Spin up an interactive lab in seconds.
Join the waitlist to get early access when Nauthera launches. Stop managing authentication manually — let your team focus on what matters.
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Simple, readable configuration files that your team can review just like application code. Here are real examples.
apiVersion: auth.nauthera.io/v1alpha1
kind: OidcClient
metadata:
name: my-webapp
namespace: my-app-dev
spec:
displayName: "My Awesome Web App"
redirectUris:
- "https://my-webapp.dev.example.com/callback"
scopes:
- openid
- profile
- email
- "api:read"