Keycloak – One password to rule them all – Overview



Keycloak – One password to rule them all – Overview

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Keycloak

One password to rule them all

Stian Thorgersen / stian@redhat.com

Why?

  • Browsers, mobiles and clouds
  • Many accounts
  • Admin headache

Features

  • SSO
  • Admin console
  • Login forms
  • Account management
  • Multi-factor auth
  • Social login
  • ...

Why implement all that yourself?

Overview

Realms

  • Config
  • Realm Roles

Application

  • Redirect URIs
  • Web Origins (CORS)
  • Application Roles
  • Scope

Clients

  • Redirect URIs
  • Web Origins (CORS)
  • Scope

Users

  • Profile
  • Credentials
  • Roles

App Login

Rest and redirects!

OAuth2

Token contains details about the user and permissions

JSON Web Token (JWT) & JSON Web Signature (JWS)

Token is signed so can be verified without contacting Keycloak

Client Grants

Can request access to a resource on behalf of a user

App exchanges code for token and passes token with requests...

Admin Console

Centralized management console for realms, applications and users

Login Forms

  • Login
  • Registration
  • Login workflows
    • Recover password
    • Reset password
    • Update profile
    • ...

Account Management

  • Profile
  • Password
  • Multi-factor auth

Social

Users can login with their Google, Facebook or Twitter accounts

What's Next?

  • Audit
  • Theme support for login forms and account management
  • View available apps in account management
  • Manage client grants in account management
  • Adapters for HTML5, Android, iOS, Native
  • Federation (ActiveDirectory, LDAP, Relational database, ...)
  • More social providers (GitHub, LinkedIn, ...)
  • More multifactor authentication (YubiKey, Email, SMS)
  • NoSQL store
  • OpenID Connect
  • Broker authentication (single password on many servers/realms)
  • SAML?
  • ...

keycloak.org

Alpha just released!

#keycloak on Freenode

Demo time?

TODO

That's all folks!

Any questions?

Stian Thorgersen / stian@redhat.com