On the SitePoint PHP blog Daniel Sipose has written up a tutorial showing you how to use the UserApp.io service to authenticate users for your Symfony2 applications.
UserApp.io is a handy user management tool and API. It provides a web interface to deal with user accounts (and the many features this involves) and an API to hook them into your own web application. The purpose of this service is to make it easier and safer to manage user authentication by not having to worry about that on your own server. It has SDKs and various wrappers for many programming languages and frameworks and the price is affordable. Yes, it comes with a price but you can get started freely with quite a lot of things to play around with.
He makes use of this library (his own creation) and the UserApp.io SDK to hook into Symfony2's own Security component authentication handling. He starts by explaining some of the classes he'll be creating including the form authenticator, a user provider, the logout handler and an custom exception. The full code is included for each as well as the changes you'll need to make to the YAML configuration to hook it all together.
Link: http://www.sitepoint.com/user-authentication-symfony2-userapp-io/
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