Identity: From Legacy to Microservices
summary
Cloud-native identity built on UAA and the SSO service tile converts legacy SAML/LDAP/AD integrations into OAuth2/OpenID Connect tokens, adds a token-exchange flow for service-to-service calls, and exposes self-service client configuration to app teams. Operators get zero-downtime upgrades via Cloud Foundry; developers use Spring Boot libraries to be OAuth-aware. Customers report concrete results: 20 applications in six weeks, hundreds of apps bound (example: ~100) with a few operators managing platform-wide identity.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to identity talk
- 0:41Brief history of enterprise identity
- 10:29Legacy identity pain points
- 11:11UAA and SSO service overview
- 13:18Spring Boot integration benefits
- 16:48Benefits for operators developers
- 17:53Common use cases explained
- 20:41Customer success stories
- 23:29Conclusion and resources
- 24:19Q&A session
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