Posts tagged 'lambda'

  • FusionAuth Expands Support for Authentication Workflows Spanning Multiple Systems

    FusionAuth, the authentication and authorization platform built for developers, today announced a new capability enabling software developers to build complex authentication workflows spanning multiple systems and cloud services. The feature, called “Lambda HTTP Connect” allows customers to exchange data with other systems during authentication processes. A frequently requested feature, it is important for any software applications needing data from separate directories or microservices to properly authenticate and authorize end users.

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  • Announcing FusionAuth 1.35

    We’re excited to announce the release of version 1.35 of FusionAuth. This version shipped Mar 9, 2022. 1.35 includes bug fixes, internal updates, and support for HTTP requests in FusionAuth lambdas.

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  • Announcing FusionAuth 1.31

    We’re excited to announce the release of version 1.31.0 of FusionAuth. This version shipped on November 18, 2021. 1.31.0 includes a ton of bug fixes and improvements to the Identity Providers feature.

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  • Announcing FusionAuth 1.28

    We’re excited to announce the release of version 1.28 of FusionAuth. This shipped on June 7, 2021, with follow on point releases planned shortly. This version resolves issues for FusionAuth community members and customers on versions 1.27 and older.

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  • Announcing FusionAuth 1.17

    We’re excited to announce the release of version 1.17. The 1.17 release shipped on Jun 2, 2020. This version delivers new features as well as resolving issues for users on version 1.16 and older.

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  • FusionAuth 1.6 Adds SAML Support and More

    If you haven’t seen it on Github yet, we are always taking feedback and suggestions on what our clients need from FusionAuth. This week we are releasing Version 1.6 and are stoked to deliver it to you. We’ve added a few new features and made some minor fixes for issues discovered by our community of users on Stackoverflow and Github. Get the brief overview below, and visit our release notes for the full details.

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