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License: GPL v3

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Spring Boot 2 Security with Keycloak 8

A demo project created to demonstrate how a Spring boot project can be secured using a Keycloak 8 server via bearer token.

Requirements:

  • Spring Boot 2.x
  • Keycloak server 8.0.1

*Starting with Keycloak version 7.0.0, the Keycloak team has introduced the notion of feature and uploading the json file has become one of them. Sadly, it is disabled by default. To enable realm upload, run Keycloak with the given parameter:

standalone.bat -Dkeycloak.profile.feature.upload_scripts=enabled

Here's the documentation: https://www.keycloak.org/docs/latest/server_installation/, look at the profiles section.

Note:

If keycloak.json file is to be used instead of application.yml, set the following system variable and make sure that you have the file keycloak.json in src/main/resources.

keycloak.configurationFile = classpath:keycloak.json

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Role=PROMOTER, sarah / kerrigan

Role=SUPERVISOR, jim / raynor

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  • Edward P. Legaspi - Java Architect - czetsuya

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