ZeroTier Business SSO
ZeroTier founder here --<p>We&#x27;ve been hard at work on this for a very long time, and we&#x27;re obviously quite happy today! This is a must-have or really-want for a huge number of business customers.<p>That being said, we don&#x27;t and are not going to <i>require</i> SSO sign-in. You&#x27;ll always be able to just authorize a device. (On SSO networks that&#x27;s done by setting them to SSO-exempt.) You can also self-host network controllers like always, and we&#x27;re planning on making that easier in the future not harder. We&#x27;re all about not forcing you into ecosystems (SSO can do that) and about decentralization.<p>As for other stuff coming in the near-mid future: version 2.0 is not dead. We obviously got massively derailed (mostly good but very distracting things) and under-estimated the scope and time, but it&#x27;s still moving forward. We have not announced this elsewhere yet, but it&#x27;s a near-total port to Rust. This is to get into a more modern language but also to use a safe language for security reasons. This has added time to the job but we&#x27;re of the opinion that security-related software not written in a safe language is going to be considered a bad thing in the near future (if not already).<p>V2 also has some significant cryptography improvements that bring us more to parity with more modern constructions like the noise framework. This part has been going slow too because we&#x27;ve been moving carefully and soliciting a lot of peer review both informal and formally hired. Cryptography isn&#x27;t something you just toss out the door and YOLO. :)<p>Last but not least we are planning on some kind of transition from the BSL back to an OSI-compliant licensing scheme, but want to think this through rather than flail around.<p>People at this site have really been fans and have helped us a lot over the years, and we&#x27;re grateful. Thanks!