Identity and access management (IAM) services

Cloud IAM

Managed Keycloak hosting from France

FranceEUEU hostedOpen sourceFree plan Ownership reviewed, controller unresolved

Scope verdict

Ownership reviewed, controller unresolved

This service remains visible for context, but it is not counted or recommended as a European-controlled option.

How we classify services

Cloud IAM is an identity and access management service from France that runs Keycloak for you. Keycloak is the open source OAuth server backed by Red Hat, and because the software is widely used and your data can be exported, the risk of vendor lock-in stays small.

The management API runs at the European provider Scaleway, which is also one of the hosting options for your own Keycloak server; GCP and AWS are offered too, at higher prices and outside Europe. Choosing Scaleway makes this a European alternative to American identity services, suited to teams that want Keycloak without operating it.

Pricing

The free plan offers one realm and 100 users without a custom domain or SSL, so it is meant for development and testing. The cheapest paid plan hosted on Scaleway starts at 110 euro per month.

Data and operations

Infrastructure and email path

Verified operational dependencies, shown separately from ownership and from the service's core data hosting.

Public website

Cloudflare

Non-European provider
Observed
A 198.202.211.1 · CNAME cdn.webflow.com · AS209242

Why this matters

Public DNS routes website visits through Cloudflare. Visitor IP addresses and request metadata can reach this non-European provider; this does not identify the core service's data location.

Incoming business email

Google Workspace

Non-European provider
Observed
MX 1 aspmx.l.google.com · 5 alt1.aspmx.l.google.com · 5 alt2.aspmx.l.google.com · 10 alt3.aspmx.l.google.com · 10 alt4.aspmx.l.google.com

Why this matters

Published MX records route incoming business email through Google Workspace. Correspondent details and message content can therefore enter this non-European provider's systems; MX does not reveal the configured storage region.

Public DNS records identify visible providers and routes, not every backend location or private data-region setting.

Infrastructure checked:

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