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Authentik vs Keycloak vs Authelia - The Authentication Battle

You lock down your home lab with Authelia, protect 20 services on 30 megabytes of memory, and think you've solved authentication forever. Then someone asks you to add social login, manage 50 users without editing a config file, or connect to Active Directory. Creator Transparency Disclosure: To ensure the highest audio clarity, this investigative breakdown is narrated using a professional AI voice. However, every architectural benchmark, memory test, and editorial opinion is the result of 100% human-directed research and scriptwriting by our team. In this 2026 infrastructure audit, we break down the real differences between Authentik, Keycloak, and Authelia. We look past the feature lists to examine the actual memory overhead (Go vs Python vs Java), the reality of Keycloak's 26.5 migration cycles, and why Authentik's recent removal of the Redis dependency completely changes the deployment math for home labbers. 🕒 Investigative Chapters: 0:00 - The Self-Hosted Authentication Trap 0:51 - Authelia: The "Bouncer" (20MB Memory Footprint) 2:07 - What Authelia Deliberately Doesn't Do (LLDAP) 3:02 - Authentik: The "Control Tower" (Flow Engine & UI) 4:23 - Authentik Architecture: No More Redis & Licensing Gray Areas 5:37 - Keycloak: The Red Hat "Fortress" (Financial Grade Security) 6:52 - Keycloak Architecture: Java Quarkus Overhead & v26.5 Updates 8:45 - Final Verdict: Which Rung of the Ladder Are You On? 📂 Primary Evidence & Architectural Benchmarks: • Authelia Official Documentation & v4.39 Network Policies: https://www.authelia.com/ • Authentik Architecture & Redis Removal Notes: https://goauthentik.io/ • Keycloak v26.5 Release Notes & Quarkus Migration: https://www.keycloak.org/ • Keycloakify: Theming Java Templates for Web Developers: https://www.keycloakify.dev/ Editorial Transparency & Process At Trader Jono Blueprint, we specialise in deep-dive investigations into tech history and software controversy. Our process involves rigorous manual research and cross-referencing news archives. To ensure the highest audio clarity, we utilise AI voice technology, but every script, research point, and editorial opinion is 100% human-driven. Contact: jono@traderjono.com