Hanko is an authentication and user management server. It provides passkeys, passwords, email passcodes, multi-factor authentication, OAuth and SAML single sign-on, sessions and JWT issuing through a public API, plus an admin API for user management. Pair it with the Hanko Elements web components or your own frontend.
Hanko stores its data in an external PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB or CockroachDB database; no database is bundled.
Examples
sudo hanko migrate up
sudo hanko serve all
sudo hanko user import users.json
sudo hanko config show
hanko version
The commands read /var/snap/hanko/common/config.yaml, which holds the generated encryption key and is readable by root only. Use --config to pick another file.
Background service
The service is installed disabled. It applies database migrations and runs the public API on 127.0.0.1:8000 and the admin API on 127.0.0.1:8001. Point it at a database and start it:
sudo snap set hanko database-url='postgres://hanko:secret@db.example.com:5432/hanko?sslmode=require'
sudo snap start --enable hanko.daemon
WebAuthn origins, CORS, SMTP and the other settings are in /var/snap/hanko/common/config.yaml; restart the service after editing:
sudo snap restart hanko.daemon
The admin and optional multi-tenant management APIs have no authentication. Keep them on localhost or behind an access-controlled proxy.
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