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title: Authentication methods
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sidebarTitle: Authentication methods
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---
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LangSmith supports multiple authentication methods for easy sign-up and login.
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## Cloud
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### Email/Password
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Users can use an email address and password to sign up and login to LangSmith.
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### Social providers
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Users can alternatively use their credentials from GitHub or Google.
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### SAML SSO
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Enterprise customers can configure [SAML SSO](/langsmith/user-management) and [SCIM](/langsmith/user-management). [Get a demo](https://www.langchain.com/contact-sales) to learn more.
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## Self-Hosted
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Self-hosted customers have more control over how their users can login to LangSmith. For more in-depth coverage of configuration options, see [the self-hosting docs](/langsmith/self-hosted) and [Helm chart](https://github.com/langchain-ai/helm/tree/main/charts/langsmith).
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### SSO with OAuth 2.0 and OIDC
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Production installations should configure SSO in order to use an external identity provider. This enables users to login through an identity platform like Auth0/Okta. LangSmith supports almost any OIDC-compliant provider. Learn more about configuring SSO in the [SSO configuration guide](/langsmith/self-host-sso)
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### Email/Password a.k.a. basic auth
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This auth method requires very little configuration as it does not require an external identity provider. It is most appropriate to use for self-hosted trials. Learn more in the [basic auth configuration guide](/langsmith/self-host-basic-auth)
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### None
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<Warning>
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This authentication mode will be removed after the launch of Basic Auth.
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</Warning>
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If zero authentication methods are enabled, a self-hosted installation does not require any login/sign-up. This configuration should only be used for verifying installation at the infrastructure level, as the feature set supported in this mode is restricted with only a single organization and workspace.
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