Easily secure and add Identity Management to your Spring Boot applications
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Live coding shows how to add Keycloak to a Spring Boot app end to end: unzip and run a Keycloak server, create a realm/client/role/user, add the Keycloak Spring Boot adapter and set auth-server-url/realm/resource/public-client in application.properties, then protect endpoints via servlet constraints or a Spring Security config. A separate REST microservice runs on another port and accepts JWTs; the demo uses KeycloakRestTemplate to call it with a bearer token and an Angular JS adapter plus interceptor to get SSO between web and APIs — everything works live.
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