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layout: docs
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page_title: Domain Model - Authentication Methods
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sidebar_title: Authentication Methods
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description: |-
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The anatomy of a Boundary authentication method
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# Authentication Methods
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An authentication method is a method configured for an Organization to authenticate Users.
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The configuration of an Authentication Method may contain secrets.
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Zero or one Authentication Method can be configured to create Users.
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Creation of Groups may be added later.
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An Authentication Method is owned by one and only one Organization.
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An Authentication Method creates and references zero or more Users.
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An Authentication Method is deleted when the Organization it belongs to is deleted.
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The lifecycle of an Authentication Method is not tied to the lifecycle of any User.
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```shell-session
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+---------------------------------------------+
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| Organization |
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+---------------------------------------------+
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| Auth OIDC 1 | Auth OIDC 2 | Auth Userpass 1 |
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+---------------------------------------------+
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```
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# Attributes
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### ID
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An authentication method ID has a `am_` prefix followed by ten digits.
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Example: `am_0123456789`
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