Enumerate the identity providers active on this install
GET /auth/providers
Returns the set of identity providers the login surface can
dispatch to. The built-in password provider is always
present. Enterprise providers (LDAP, SAML, etc.) appear only
when the install’s license includes the matching feature
flag (sso_ldap, sso_saml).
Used by the login page to render the right buttons + by the admin UI to surface which enterprise gates have been activated. Anonymous endpoint — the list is intentionally public so unauthenticated users see the SSO buttons they need to click.
Responses
Section titled “ Responses ”Active provider list.
object
Public projection of a registered identity provider — what the login screen renders. No license-feature flag is surfaced here; the mere presence of an entry implies the install holds the matching feature.
object
Stable registry identifier (POST /auth/login provider field).
Human-readable label rendered on the login screen.
Provider kind — “password”, “ldap”, or “saml”. Determines which login UI the frontend renders (form vs. redirect button).
True when the provider accepts username + password via POST /auth/login. False for redirect-flow providers (SAML) — those use kind-specific endpoints.