POC Keycloak and Spring Security Oauth2

POC Keycloak and Spring Security Oauth2 to secure WebApp Gestion Materiel

Keycloak Server

##Setting Up a Keycloak Server

1. Downloading and Installing Keycloak Server

We'll be using the standalone version.

Download the Keycloak Standalone server distribution from the official source. https://www.keycloak.org/downloads.html

Install : official doc https://www.keycloak.org/getting-started/getting-started-zip

2. Creating a Realm call "GestionMaterielSpringKeycloak"

Navigate to the upper left corner to discover the Add realm button

3. Creating a Client call "login-webapp-gestionmateriel"

Navigate to the Clients page

Leave all the defaults except the Valid Redirect URIs field.

This field should contain webapp Gestion Materiel URL(s) that will use this client for authentication :

4. Creating a Role call "admin"

5. Creating a User call "usertest1"

6. Set password "usertest1"

7. Assign the Role "admin" to our User "usertest1"

Spring Boot APP

Requirements

1. Java - 1.8.x or greater

2. Maven - 3.x.x

Steps to Setup

1. Clone the application

https://github.com/fouomene/poc-keycloak-spring-with-webapp-gestionmateriel.git

2. Build and run the app using maven

mvn package
java -jar target/*.jar

Alternatively, you can run the app directly without packaging like this -

mvn spring-boot:run

The app will start running at http://localhost:8282.

http://localhost:8282

Account Keycloak Create

Login : usertest1
Password : usertest1

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