Identity Management to your Spring Boot applications
summary
Demonstrates securing Spring Boot apps by installing Keycloak server on localhost:8081, creating a realm and a client, then protecting a FreeMarker web page on Spring Boot app localhost:8080 with OpenID Connect and JWTs signed by Keycloak’s RSA keypair. Builds a separate bearer-only REST service and shows a Spring web app calling it using KeycloakRestTemplate that injects the Authorization header, plus an Angular frontend using keycloak.js for SSO; live demo has minor glitches but completes successfully.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 1:38Security
- 7:49User Federation
- 10:36Admin User
- 17:17Create Our Products Template
- 20:28Security Constraints
- 23:26Identity Providers
- 26:23Extend the Security Config
- 31:04Build a Rest App
- 31:55Creating a Rest Service with Spring
- 34:52Add this Client in My Key Cloud Console
- 42:52Secure a Pure Web App
- 45:14Interceptor
- 50:26Ways To Integrate Queue Co-Op User Management with Application Business Logic
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