HectorMRC/rauth

Rauth is a Rust-based Single Sign-On (SSO) service that manages user authentication and session lifecycle. It exposes gRPC and REST APIs to handle signup, login, logout, and password reset, while also supporting Two-Factor Authentication via TOTP. The system persists user and secret data in PostgreSQL, manages active sessions in Redis, and publishes user events to RabbitMQ.

The project was refactored into a Rust-based Single Sign-On (SSO) service named 'rauth', establishing a new architecture with gRPC and REST APIs. This period focused on implementing core authentication features, including user management, session handling, and two-factor authentication, supported by PostgreSQL and Redis backends.

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This period focused on establishing the application's core infrastructure, including database schema migrations for users and secrets, and configuring Redis for caching. It also introduced containerized builds for gRPC and REST server components, each with dedicated Dockerfiles and binary entry points.

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