I'm not criticizing the people. Do you not think it's legitimate criticism that using a niche 3rd party login system can be bad precisely because they're still ironing out the kinks?
As always, it depends. A quality SaaS provider is going to have more expertise in their niche. They'll have more advanced functionality that can be turned on quickly (SSO for that big new partner).
Your outage is within your control
This was the standard argument against cloud infrastructure and the industry has continued to shift in that direction anyway.
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I'm not criticizing the people. Do you not think it's legitimate criticism that using a niche 3rd party login system can be bad precisely because they're still ironing out the kinks?
Keep in mind the alternative is that you are ironing out the kinks of a homegrown login system.
The big thing in my mind is the ability to migrate away from a SaaS.
You mean the alternative is better, right? Your outage is within your control, not in the hands of people with much less skin in the game.
As always, it depends. A quality SaaS provider is going to have more expertise in their niche. They'll have more advanced functionality that can be turned on quickly (SSO for that big new partner).
This was the standard argument against cloud infrastructure and the industry has continued to shift in that direction anyway.