Jumpcloud SSO Implementation in Nestjs App
Budget: €18 – €36 EUR
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I am seeking a proficient Typescript developer to enhance the security measures of my Nestjs application by implementing Jumpcloud Single Sign-On (SSO).
The ideal candidate..
- Should have exceptional competencies in Typescript and Nestjs, having successfully dealt with security implementations in the past.
- Must be well-versed with SSO services, ideally familiar with Jumpcloud SSO. The task entails setting up this SSO service exclusively for my application, with no intentions for integrating with other SSO services.
- Is expected to establish the basis of user management and identity management features using Jumpcloud SSO, as such features are currently absent in my application.
From me:
Create a jumpcloud SSO implementation in a fresh typescript and nestjs project. Use your own accounts (jumpcloud free trial), deliver working code.
Important:
- Absolutely minimal clean implementation.
- As few dependencies as possible
- Only dependencies with hundreds of thousands of weekly downloads, preferably millions
I am seeking a proficient Typescript developer to enhance the security measures of my Nestjs application by implementing Jumpcloud Single Sign-On (SSO).
The ideal candidate..
- Should have exceptional competencies in Typescript and Nestjs, having successfully dealt with security implementations in the past.
- Must be well-versed with SSO services, ideally familiar with Jumpcloud SSO. The task entails setting up this SSO service exclusively for my application, with no intentions for integrating with other SSO services.
- Is expected to establish the basis of user management and identity management features using Jumpcloud SSO, as such features are currently absent in my application.
From me:
Create a jumpcloud SSO implementation in a fresh typescript and nestjs project. Use your own accounts (jumpcloud free trial), deliver working code.
Important:
- Absolutely minimal clean implementation.
- As few dependencies as possible
- Only dependencies with hundreds of thousands of weekly downloads, preferably millions