The Curity Identity Server can be deployed in any environment and fits easily into your CI/CD pipelines with its multifaceted management capabilities. With ready-made Docker images and Kubernetes helm charts, you can have a Curity cluster setup in a few hours. With linear auto-scaleability and without internode dependencies.
The Curity Identity Server works and can be deployed in any environment.
For full control and time savings we recommend running the Curity Identity Server on-premise. This is especially useful if you experience bursty traffic patterns.
The Curity Identity Server is built to scale. With its unique configuration system, the Curity cluster scales linerarly with no internode dependencies.
Ready-made Docker Images on Docker Hub
Run in AWS, Azure, GCP or your own data center
One-line command to deploy in Kubernetes
Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes that allows developers and operators to more easily configure and deploy applications on Kubernetes clusters.
Simplified management of Kubernetes
Integration with any Kubernetes network manger for tighter security
Less configuration code
Simplified cluster setup
Version upgrades and rollbacks
Built-in elasticity
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An integration with Prometheus standards metrics allows you to collect system statistics and monitor the health of your Curity Cluster. By adding a Curity cluster to Prometheus configuration you can poll for metrics such as CPU or memory usage, issued and revoked tokens, response time for processing HTTP requests or database queries.
Coupled with a Grafana dashboard you can visualize the information, providing your team a quick overview of the health of your system. You may also use the metrics to configure alerts for thresholds enabling you to react proactively before an issue becomes a problem.
Already have a cloud provider? You can run the Curity Identity Server in any environment so it can easily fit into your existing infrastructure.
Amazon Web Services
OpenShift
Kubernetes
Google Cloud
Microsoft Azure
Ubuntu
Centos
Redhat
Docker
docker run -it -e PASSWORD=<admin_user_password> -p 6749:6749 -p 8443:8443 curity/idsvr
helm repo add curity https://curityio.github.io/idsvr-helm/ && helm repo update && helm install --name <release-name> curity/idsvr --set curity.config.password=<admin_user_password>
