Migrate from Keycloak to authentik
Moving realms and clients from Keycloak to authentik: recreating OIDC and SAML clients as providers, federating Keycloak as a SAML source during cutover, users and password options, and roles to groups.

Moving users, applications and directories into authentik from other identity providers, legacy SSO servers, LDAP directories and earlier authentik deployments.
Moving realms and clients from Keycloak to authentik: recreating OIDC and SAML clients as providers, federating Keycloak as a SAML source during cutover, users and password options, and roles to groups.
Moving applications from Auth0 to self-hosted authentik: Auth0 as a SAML or OIDC source while apps cut over, user export and password options, rules and actions rebuilt as flows and policies.
Replacing a CAS server, common in education, with authentik: chaining CAS through its OIDC module during cutover, moving CAS-protocol applications to OIDC or SAML, and attribute release.
Moving SAML service providers off a Shibboleth identity provider onto authentik: federating Shibboleth as a source during cutover, metadata and entity IDs, attribute release policies as property mappings.
Retiring a standalone LDAP server by serving applications from authentik's LDAP outpost: syncing users in first, base DN and attribute compatibility, MFA in binds, and what authentik's LDAP does not offer.
Moving users without forcing password resets: Django-format hash imports added in 2026.5, blueprints and the password-hash API, which hash formats need conversion, and why imports are not written back to LDAP or Kerberos.
Moving users from a legacy IdP over time by sending them through it inside an authentik flow: the Enterprise source stage, resume timeout, attribute capture and when a plain source is enough.
Re-platforming a growing authentik onto Kubernetes: moving the PostgreSQL database and files, secret key continuity, outposts, matching versions and switching DNS.

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