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Authelia + lldap(lightweight ldap) has been a really nice and powerful setup that negates the need for authentik for me. Authelia and authentik have diffrent goals tho, authelia is by design less powerfull and has a much smaller code base so that independent teams can audit the code themselves and a "set and forget" type configuration. Authentik is targeted at being an enterprise solution with all the bells and whistles. If you need those bells and whistles and dont want to use authentik try looking at keycloak (which also needs an ldap backend)
Keycloak user here! You don't need** LDAP to use keycloak, but you can use it (I do too). Afaik keycloak is not always the easiest (not always clear instructions) but it works flawlessly for me and those who I authenticate. I use it for almost all my self hosted services except those who don't support it (obviously).I can manage my users in LDAP and use keycloak for SSO etc. I would definitely recommend it!