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Clinch runs as a single Docker container, using SQLite as the database, the job queue (Solid Queue) and the shared cache (Solid Cache). The webserver, Puma, runs the job queue in-process, avoiding the need for another container.
Clinch sits in a sweet spot between two excellent open-source identity solutions:
Clinch sits in a sweet spot among several excellent open-source identity solutions:
**[Authelia](https://www.authelia.com)** is a fantastic choice for those who prefer external user management through LDAP and enjoy comprehensive YAML-based configuration. It's lightweight, secure, and works beautifully with reverse proxies.
**[VoidAuth](https://voidauth.app/)** is an open-source SSO provider with a similar feature set to Clinch — OIDC, ForwardAuth, passkeys, user management, and easy Docker deployment. If you're evaluating self-hosted auth solutions, it's well worth a look.
**[Authentik](https://goauthentik.io)** is an enterprise-grade powerhouse offering extensive protocol support (OAuth2, SAML, LDAP, RADIUS), advanced policy engines, and distributed "outpost" architecture for complex deployments.
**Clinch** offers a middle ground with built-in user management, a modern web interface, and focused SSO capabilities (OIDC + ForwardAuth). It's perfect for users who want self-hosted simplicity without external dependencies or enterprise complexity.