Some dust has settled. The Keycloak team has already managed to release the first version of their new creation with fixes. We even have version 18! Keycloak.X has become a fact. We implement IAM solutions based on Keycloak at our customers’ sites every day. For our implementation and development teams, this change was eagerly anticipated.
From Keycloak to Keycloak.X – is this a new beginning? Read More »
In today’s blog post, we continue the topic we started in the entry „What is reactive programming?”. We explained the idea of reactive programming in detail. What Spring WebFlux is. How to integrate it with the database and what is R2DBC. We also explained such concepts as WebClient, Publisher, and Subscriber. In this article –
WebFlux core functions – creating sequences, first Flux, and Mono Read More »
Terraform is one of many tools created by HashiCorp, which is currently a staple in almost every DevOps workflow. Used in the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) approach, it allows for easy change control, reusability, and process automation, among other things. Terraform – basic information Terraform gives us a choice of two supported configuration file standards.
15-11-2021 Usually, when we start cooperation with a new company that has no experience in relations with Software House, or these experiences had – euphemistically speaking – very disappointing, we focus on showing the goodness of the IT world, which non-technical people can use. This is a milestone because: Firstly – a bond is formed
Business – enter the IT world and get to know your Software House Read More »
Spring WebFlux is part of Spring 5, which provides reactive development support for web applications. In this tutorial, we will use RestController and WebClient, to create a small responsive REST application. We will also analyze how to use Spring Security to protect our reactive endpoints. Spring-WebFlux framework Spring WebFlux uses Project Reactor and its publishers
In the IT industry, the term DevOps has been floating around in discussions for several years: We will hire a DevOps Engineer – We’re introducing a DevOps culture in our Company – By introducing DevOps in our company, we have reduced operational costs by x percent – Discussions, discussions, but what is DevOps? The story
New Customer Before the term „Event Storming” is uttered, the time when Contractors clarify the provisions of their contracts with new Customers is always fraught with some similar questions: „Do you know X?” „Do you know how our business should work?” „What if we don’t understand each other at first?” The answer to all these
Event Storming as a method of getting to know new business Read More »
Angular is one of the most popular frameworks for creating single-page frontend applications. Created by Google as the second version of Angular JS, has become a new entity. Thanks to TypeScript, Java developers are more willing to use it. Integrating Keycloak with Angular – this is how it looks step by step. You can find
Integrating Keycloak with Angular? Let’s do it step by step Read More »
Poprzedni wpis dotyczący Keycloaka zakończyliśmy na jego budowie. Skoro już znamy budowę Keycloaka, wiemy jak go zainstalować pora na integrację z backendem naszej aplikacji. Słowo „Prosta” oznaczania najprostsza formę integracji Keycloaka ze Springiem, zaawansowana pojawi się niebawem. Pierwszą rzeczą jaką musimy zrobić to przygotować serwer Keycloak, korzystając z docker-compose który znajdziemy na poprzednim wpisie. Następnie wchodzimy na stronę http://localhost:8080/auth/admin/
Recently there has been quite a lot of talk about the open-source tool that is Keycloak. Primarily, because many companies rely on a ready-made solution such as SSO (Single-Sign-On). It allows them to save both time and money for implementing their own or buying a ready-made solution. What is Keycloak? Keycloak is an open-source authentication
Keycloak – an introduction to easy user management Read More »
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