I was not thinking that this video will answer my questions, however the way one questioned and the other answered helped me to fully understand the concept. Thank you.

I spent the best part of an hour trying to understand federation and it was all going above my head until I watched this video. In 5 minutes, I TOTALLY get it! Thanks guys! Great content delivered in a very easy to understand way.

love the video. I found this helpful: "While SSO allows a single authentication credential to access different systems within a single organization, a federated identity management system provides single access to multiple systems across different enterprises"

This is the most easiest video i came through to understand sso , awesome one , thank you so much.

This is excellent stuff. I've never fully understood the distinction between federation/SSO/SAML/OAuth/LDAP until this videos. Thanks!

Still the best video in terms explaining Federation I ever view, short and sweet, thanks!

Awesome video. It takes a good student to ask a good question, and a lovely teacher explain something that is made so complex in most videos. Thanks to both :)

I love their commitment to driving the concepts home. Great video.

Fantastic presentation. The presenters obviously work really well together. Thanks!

Great job on this video guys! Really simplified SSO and Federate for new users!

Thanks guys for the informative video. I'm studying Security+ and I just ran across this section and needed a little more clarification!

Nice job guys! Thank you for your time. It was NICE and CLEAR. THANK YOU! : )

Hi guys, good job introducing federation in an intuitive and simple way! Just one note: Shibboleth is a reference implementation of SAML (i.e. an actual federation service), so it's not a protocol in the sense that the others in the list are. It deploys SAML (and looking forward OpenIDConnect aswell) to achieve federation. Good stuff!

Nice job guys! Thank you for your time.

Thank you for posting this! I'm a UX designer working with engineers on an identity project and this video helps me understand what they're talking about :)

Awesome video. Very clear and crisp. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks guys! Great content delivered in a very easy to understand about federation.

Great way of explaining, easy and clear

absolutely stunning video.

Awesome job. Really appreciate this

Great demonstration! Thanks guys.

Great information ... currently working on a middleware that requires this implementation. This is good feedback

You guys made it simple and easy to understand

it also gives sense to me. thanks a lot, both of you.

wonderful explanation! thank you

Thank you guys. Super easy to understand

Thanks guys. It was very helpful for a beginner like me.

thanks for this!! so straightforward!!

thanks guys, really easy to understand.

Awesome Guys .. Appreciate your efforts towards sharing Knowledge .

Awesome what a great video of teaching

Excellent video!

Very nice explanation guys.

nicely and simply explanied.

Simple and easy . Thanks

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Thanks guys, your videos are very helpful :)

that was the so much helpful and easy to learn thank you

very informative. thank you very much :)

Great video chaps

Good one. Never heard of shibboleth before.

You guys are good!

You guys rock!

What a great way to teach

This is just a great video

1 million thank you

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Wow. Concepts were very nicely explained. Wonderful. I have a question though. I have seen SAML protocol being used to achieve SSO across the internal applications within an organization. Example - The Employee portal, JIRA, IT Helpdesk portal of a company. So does that mean SAML can be used to achieve SSO capability both intra and inter organizations (Federation)?

Thanks, Federation was like a black box for the longest time. Iwas thinking about it like a passport, where each country gives out a different looking one, but we can go to other countries, via standards put in place (SAMLv2)

thank you

5 minute discussion but worth of hours study. Thanks

Thanks...

Awesome

I heard saml,opicid, and what's the last one for education

The guy on the left sounds like Brian Shaw :P

The guy on the right looks like Panos Panay from Microsoft on the thumbnail.