| full disclosure: ocis lead dev here I would be happy to hear what you think of ownCloud Infinite Scale, a go microservice implementation of the ownCloud WebDAV and sharing APIs. We are limiting ourselves to file sync and share, but integrations with collabora and OnlyOffice are there. Just don't expect server side encryption. It was only added to the oc10 codebase to prevent storage admins to read the data. It does not protect against evil sysadmins in the least. Imo an encrypted filesystem or overlay filesystem can be used to solve that use case. If you need E2EE cryptomator works just fine. That being said, oCIS does add other things to the table: for an out of box experience we bundle a small OpenID Connect Identity provider that should suffice for a small home lab. And we now support parts of the libre graph API, which is an effort to build a federated graph API closely following Microsoft Graph. Obviously, our team focuses on file sync and share, but e.g. the Kopano guys are working on the PIM parts. The team is busy preparing the next release and customer projects based on the new stack, but we are happy with what we have achieved so far. Just drop by in our https://talk.owncloud.com/channel/infinitescale rocket chat and let us know on GitHub what you think. I'll go back to my vacation |
* It looks very competitive for people who use Nextcloud just for sync/share and don't want the cruft
* To be competitive in the homelab space, you really need a docker container!
* LDAP auth is a good start, but SSO would be even better; SAML is only available on enterprise, but not many selfhosters use that anyways
* I don't think there's much need for another OIDC provider in the selfhosting space; people are going to use Authelia, Authentik, or Keycloak anyways.
* Having an OIDC client that can use the above, which I already have set up, would be the best scenario
* Finding stuff on your website was not super intuitive; I wanted to see what's available in the community version (which I eventually found in pricing), and then I wasn't quite sure if that page is up to date for OCIS (ditto for the feature comparison page)
Oh and enjoy your vacation!