Disclosure, I work for FusionAuth, an auth provider.
There are other options out there that let you self host WebAuthn. I was on a python podcast[0] and found some python libraries. It's public key management and a JS API that you need to carefully implement, not rocket science.
I've written elsewhere about the tradeoffs of using an in-house auth solution vs an outsource auth provider[1], so I won't say more about that here.
There are other options out there that let you self host WebAuthn. I was on a python podcast[0] and found some python libraries. It's public key management and a JS API that you need to carefully implement, not rocket science.
I've written elsewhere about the tradeoffs of using an in-house auth solution vs an outsource auth provider[1], so I won't say more about that here.
0: https://realpython.com/podcasts/rpp/133/
1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35814332