Most teams use a managed auth provider (Keycloak, Auth0). But sometimes you need your own — multi-tenant SaaS, air-gapped environments, or full control over token contents. Spring Authorization Server provides a production-ready OAuth2 + OIDC implementation. When to Build Your Own vs Use a Provider Use a managed provider (Keycloak/Auth0): Most applications. Faster to set up, maintained externally, handles compliance. Build your own: Multi-tenant platforms issuing tokens on behalf of tenant auth providers, air-gapped or regulated environments, products that ARE the identity provider, or when you need full control over token structure and storage.
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