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Clavex
The self-hosted IAM that speaks SPID, CIE and eIDAS 2.0
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The self-hosted IAM that speaks SPID, CIE and eIDAS 2.0
5 followers
Open-source self-hosted IAM with SPID, CIE, FAPI 2.0, eIDAS 2.0, passkeys and AI agent support. The EU-native alternative to Auth0 and Keycloak. Tested against the official OpenID Foundation conformance suite — FAPI 2.0 98%, OID4VCI/OID4VP 100%, 0 fails.
The FAPI 2.0 conformance scores are impressive, especially for something self-hosted. Curious how heavy the resource footprint is compared to Keycloak.
@dilci75504 Actually have real numbers on this:
Keycloak and Clavex have been running side-by-side in the same k8s cluster for the last 30 days, so I pulled the actual container metrics:
Keycloak: ~290-420 MiB memory working set, ~275-425 MB RSS
Clavex: ~16-28 MiB memory working set, ~7-11 MB RSS
Roughly 15-20x lower memory footprint in this environment. CPU usage is comparable between the two, so it's really a memory/JVM-overhead story more than a compute one — makes sense given Keycloak's JVM baseline vs Clavex's single static Go binary.
Please note that this isn't a controlled benchmark under identical load, it's real (if low-traffic) production monitoring data from the same cluster (Clavex's data also includes the periods during which multiple conformance tests were performed)