If your organization is using ThunderID, or your open source project integrates with it, we kindly encourage you to add your name to this list. This helps demonstrate real-world usage, builds community confidence, and strengthens the project's momentum.
| Organization Name | Link | Date of First Use | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| OpenChoreo | Identity configuration | 2025-10 | CNCF Sandbox developer platform for Kubernetes. OpenChoreo ships ThunderID as its default identity provider, providing OAuth2 and OIDC authentication for its Backstage-powered developer portal, the occ CLI, its AI agents, and its MCP servers, along with the platform's users, groups, and client applications. |
- Open a pull request that adds a row to the Adopters table, keeping the table in alphabetical order.
- Fill in every column:
- Organization Name: the name of your organization.
- Link: your organization's website, or a public case study, blog post, or talk about your use of ThunderID.
- Date of First Use: the year, or year and month, you started using ThunderID.
- Description: a short description of how you use ThunderID and the impact it has.
Self-submission is preferred, because a pull request from someone in the adopting organization gives explicit consent to be listed. If a maintainer opens the pull request on your behalf, a member of your organization must approve it in a pull request comment before it is merged.
To update or remove your entry, open a pull request.