Authorizer

Authorizer

1.4.4

Category: Security, IAM, VPN & Privacy

#security#self-hosted#docker#authorizer

Overview

Authorizer is a powerful tool designed to simplify the process of user authentication and authorization in your applications. It allows you to build secure apps 10x faster with its low code tool and low-cost deployment.

Primary Use Cases

1

Centralize Single Sign-On (SSO), OAuth 2.0 / OIDC, and LDAP authentication across all your self-hosted apps.

2

Protect servers and applications against brute-force attacks, malicious IPs, and unauthorized access.

3

Host a secure private VPN or DNS ad-blocker for encrypted remote access to internal networks.

Key Features

  • Multi-factor authentication (TOTP, WebAuthn/Passkeys, Duo)
  • Self-service password resets and user profile management
  • Distributed threat intelligence and automated firewall rules
  • Zero-trust network architecture with end-to-end encryption

Container Specification

Docker Image

authorizer:latest

Default Version

1.4.4

SSL & Domain Routing

Automated Let's Encrypt (Caddy / Traefik)

Persistent Volumes

Managed host volume mounts

How to Deploy Authorizer with tug.sh

1

Connect your Linux server

Run the 1-line tug.sh agent install command on any Ubuntu, Debian, or Rocky Linux VPS.

2

Select Authorizer from the Marketplace

Pick your domain name, configure custom environment variables if needed, and choose your persistent storage folder.

3

Click Deploy & Go Live

tug.sh pulls the container, sets up HTTPS certificates, configures the reverse proxy, and boots the service in under 60 seconds.