Getting Started with Keycloak
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Adding SSO-friendly authentication and authorization to your applications using Keycloak doesn’t have to be hard. Learn how to do a better job securing your apps by controlling access without spending weeks figuring it all out.
Are you an app developer or IT professional looking to fortify your application security without the hassle of complex authentication and authorization setups? In this course, Getting Started with Keycloak, you’ll be guided through securing your public-facing apps like a pro. First, you’ll understand how Keycloak realms, clients, users, and roles all work together. Next, you’ll learn how to install and setup Keycloak using industry best practices. Finally, you’ll explore how to integrate your application into Keycloak infrastructure. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll be able to quickly and securely build an SSO authentication and authorization for your application using Keycloak.
Author Name: David Clinton
Author Description:
David Clinton is an AWS Solutions Architect and a Linux server administrator. He’s written books on cloud and Linux administration, IT security, and data analytics.
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