I am a maintainer of subspace (https://github.com/subspacecommunity/subspace). My contributions were updating the SAML library (crewjam/saml), implementing prometheus support (which is still being reviewed) and some minor features.
My vision for the project is to evolve into a fully featured userspace VPN service that still relies on WireGuard for the network layer, but implementing useful features like key rotation, built-in horizontal scaling support, server-client configuration sync, automatic user de-provisioning based on the upstream Active Directory users manifest and an api/sdk for extended automation.
But before I can even get to the cool stuff, I need more peers just to review current pull requests and deal with the current issues, because as it is, I don't have quorum to do such (I mean without abusing administrator privileges). Without such, my option would be to fork or reimplement the service.
I think Firezone is an excellent effort, we need competition wherever possible and I think we can contribute with ideas, but with SAML/SSO already implemented, maybe subspace is already more suited to corporate environments.
I am a maintainer of subspace (https://github.com/subspacecommunity/subspace). My contributions were updating the SAML library (crewjam/saml), implementing prometheus support (which is still being reviewed) and some minor features.
My vision for the project is to evolve into a fully featured userspace VPN service that still relies on WireGuard for the network layer, but implementing useful features like key rotation, built-in horizontal scaling support, server-client configuration sync, automatic user de-provisioning based on the upstream Active Directory users manifest and an api/sdk for extended automation.
But before I can even get to the cool stuff, I need more peers just to review current pull requests and deal with the current issues, because as it is, I don't have quorum to do such (I mean without abusing administrator privileges). Without such, my option would be to fork or reimplement the service.
I think Firezone is an excellent effort, we need competition wherever possible and I think we can contribute with ideas, but with SAML/SSO already implemented, maybe subspace is already more suited to corporate environments.