Securing Spring applications with Keycloak
summary
An introduction to Red Hat Keycloak and how to use it to provide centralized authentication and authorization for Spring applications. Covers Keycloak features (SSO via OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, SAML V2; user management; registration; 2‑factor auth; social and LDAP/Kerberos integration; UI customization) and walks through the admin console, the OAuth2/OpenID Connect protocols for SSO, and concrete integration scenarios with Spring, finishing with a demo of an extensible IAM infrastructure.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 2:51Project
- 5:39Features
- 8:42Main Concepts
- 25:08Technology Stack 4.5.0.RELEASE
- 26:50Server Architecture
- 29:09Authentication & Authorization
- 31:27Single Sign-on & Single Sign-out
- 33:30Supported Single Sign-on Protocols
- 42:30JSON Web Tokens
- 43:05JSON Web Token Example
- 46:08Keycloak Integration Options
- 47:44Demo Environment
- 57:26Keycloak Extension Points
- 59:17Custom Dashboard Extension
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