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Keycloak

We use keycloak as our OpenID Connect provider. To set it up:

Running keycloak

  1. Start Keycloak through docker-compose up.

  2. Open http://localhost:8090 and login with username admin and password Pa55w0rd.

  3. Add a new realm named spring-cloud-gateway-realm.

  4. Import realm-export.json, with If a resource exists: Skip.

  5. On the spring-cloud-gateway-client client Credentials tab, Regenerate Secret and store value in gateway application.yml.

  6. Add a new user with username spring-cloud-gateway-user.

  7. Under credentials set user password to password with Temporary: OFF.

What you’ll get

  • a realm named spring-cloud-gateway-realm.

  • a client named spring-cloud-gateway-client with:

    • Access Type: confidential and Credentials Secret:f37a4996-47f4-4c4c-aedc-c4dcde42b314

    • Valid Redirect URIs: http://localhost:8080/*

    • Access Token Lifespan: 20 minutes

  • a user named spring-cloud-gateway-user.

The gateway will authenticate with the client credentials to the realm. When redirected by the gateway you can login with the user credentials.

Cleaning up

  1. Remove container through docker-compose rm -f.

  2. Remove volume through docker volume prune.
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