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Keycloak is a great tool, but it lacks proper documentation. So we have Realm.roles, Client.roles and User.roles How do there 3 work together when accessing an application using a specific client? Sincerely, In KeyCloak we have those 3 roles: Realm Role Client Role Composite Role There are no User Roles in KeyCloak. You most likely confused that with User Role Mapping, which is basically mapping a role (realm, client, or composite) to the specific user In order to find out how these roles actually work, let's first take a look at a simple Realm model I created. As you can see in picture below,

Is there any existing Keycloak client for Asp.net Core? I have found a NuGet package for .net but it doesn't work with Core. Do you have any ideas how to easily integrate with this security server (or maybe using any other alternatives)? I've played a bit with this today. The most straightforward way is too use OpenId standard. In Startup.cs I used OpenIdConnect Authentication: public void Configure(...) { (...) app.UseCookieAuthentication(new CookieAuthenticationOptions { AuthenticationScheme = CookieAuthenticationDefaults.AuthenticationScheme, AutomaticAuthenticate = true, CookieHttpOnly =

Context: I'm creating a cloud platform to support multiple applications with SSO. I'm using Keycloak for authentication and Netflix Zuul for authorization (API Gateway) thru Keycloak Spring Security Adapter . Each microservice expect an Authorization header, which contains a valid JWT, from which it will take the username (sub) to process the request. Each microservice-to-microservice call should go thru Netflix Zuul first, passing the Authorization header to maintain a stateless validation. That strategy allow to every microservice to know who is the user (sub) who is invoking the

I have a client in keycloak for my awx(ansible tower) webpage. I need only the users from one specific keycloak group to be able to log in through this client. How can I forbid all other users(except from one particular group) from using this keycloak client? On Keycloak admin console, go to Clients menu, select your client. On the client configuration page, set Authorization Enabled: On , click Save . A new Authorization tab should appear, go to it, then to the Policies tab underneath, click Create Policy and select Group-based policy . There, you can restrict access to specific groups ,

I have surfed through google without finding any concrete answers or examples , so again trying my luck here (often get lucky). The problem I have a single spring boot RESTful service running behind an apache reverse proxy. This RESTful service is running HTTP only. Say it's running on local ip 172.s port 8080. I have also configured an apache reverse proxy. Say it's running on local ip 172.a and public ip 55.a. This proxy responds to both port 80, but all the HTTP traffic is automatically redirected to 443. I have another server running a standalone Keycloak server. Also this server is

I am using Keycloak (version 1.0.4.Final) in JBOSS AS 7.1.1 server. The server is on Amazon AWS. I am able to start the jboss server with keycloak. i can see the keycloak default screen while hitting the URL - ServerIP:8080/auth But when i am clicking on the Administration Console link to go to the login screen. I am getting a page saying - HTTPS required The server is on AWS, changing to "ssl-required" : "none", in General Adapter Config has not helped. How to resolve this issue? Edit: I was not getting this issue in keycloak-1.2.0.Beta1 version. If you want to disable it for your realm and

I have 2 different applications: say Application1 and Application2 . I have integrated Application2 with keycloak and I am able to login to this application using Keycloak's login page. Now what I want is, if I login to my Application1 (without keycloak), I should be able to call some API of keycloak to login to application2 (without rendering keycloak's login page). It is feasible? If yes, how? Any help will be highly appreciated. Thanks You are effectively asking your users to trust that Application1 will manage their keycloak credentials securely. This is not recommended because better