Easily secure and add Identity Management to your Spring(Boot) applications
summary
Live-coding shows Keycloak deployed locally, a new realm and clients created, a role user and an initial account, then a Spring Boot web app secured via the Keycloak Spring Boot adapter (redirect URI configured) so accessing /products triggers Keycloak login and returns a JWT. A separate Spring REST service runs on 8081 as a bearer-only client and validates tokens; a RestTemplate is configured to forward the token. An Angular front end uses the Keycloak JS adapter and SSO works; tokens decode correctly and calls succeed.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 9:29create a new client
- 17:18add a logout
- 19:41add security constraints
- 20:10create a security collection
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