Comparing detail functionality between self-hosted and cloud/enterprise

Question to functionalities between a n8n trial on the cloud, and a self-hosted implementation.

For example, I found in the trial the following when creating new credentials for Google Sheets:

“Sign in with Google” is missing on the self-hosted n8n.
Same with Office 365 credentials, etc.
Or has it something to do with the self-hosted configuration? If yes, what do I need to be aware of?

Is this little difference (and others like this) somewhere described or compared between the subscriptions?

I found a basic, generic answer here: Cloud vs Self-Hosted - "basic" version limiations? - #2 by mcnaveen, but I would like to see more details in a table or such.

Thanks for pointing me to the right place to see those kind of differences.

Dan

Information on your n8n setup

  • n8n version: 1.56.2
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Hi @DanielH

This credentials thing is because with n8n cloud you connect through the app that is configured by the n8n team. On self hosted you need to configure the OAuth2 app yourself, as you can of course not use the one from n8n cloud.
This is the case for all the OAuth2 credentials.

Understood. Thanks for the explanation.
Is there a way to implement the same on a self-hosted environment?

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