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Add enterprise SSO to self-hosted NocoDB

Transparent OIDC proxy for NocoDB. Same architecture as our Umami OIDC plugin โ€” sits in front, handles auth, passes through to NocoDB. API tokens still work for programmatic access.

$49 one-time purchase
โฑ Estimated 2-3 days to build it yourself
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The Problem

Your org uses SSO for everything. NocoDB doesn't support OIDC natively. Separate credentials means security gaps and user management overhead.

The Solution

Transparent OIDC proxy for NocoDB. Same architecture as our Umami OIDC plugin โ€” sits in front, handles auth, passes through to NocoDB. API tokens still work for programmatic access.

How It Works

1

Deploy the proxy in front of NocoDB

2

Configure your OIDC provider

3

Users authenticate via SSO, get proxied to NocoDB

4

API token requests bypass SSO for programmatic access

Preview

Here's what it looks like in action:

Terminal
$ docker-compose up -d
Creating network... done
Creating container... done
โœ… Plugin running on :3000
$ curl localhost:3000/health
{"status":"ok","version":"1.0.0"}

Features

Any OIDC Provider

Keycloak, Authentik, Azure AD, Okta, or any OpenID Connect provider.

Auto User Provisioning

First-time SSO users get created in NocoDB automatically.

API Token Passthrough

Requests with xc-token or xc-auth headers bypass SSO. APIs keep working.

No NocoDB Code Changes

Reverse proxy pattern. Upgrade NocoDB independently.

What's Included

Full source code, Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml, README, email support

โš ๏ธ Requirements: NocoDB 0.200+ (self-hosted), OIDC provider

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this break NocoDB's API?

No. API requests with auth tokens pass through directly.

Is there a subscription?

No. One-time purchase.

NocoDB OIDC/SSO Authentication

$49 โ€” one-time, source included, no subscription


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