I really appreciate for this tutorials. This is a very good video to learn keycloak. Can we get an video on how to secure distributed services like Angular -> Service A -> Service B Here -> mean calls. And can you add authorization in that video? Thank you.
When I wrote localhost:8080/home, it took me to a page: localhost:8080/login that said Login with OAuth 2.0. I did not have the same page open as at 21:16
I found the reason, maybe someone has the same error, I had a file in .yml format, I changed it to .properties and made it like the author, just carefully check your application file, maybe you also negligently missed something.
Why have you used Spring WebFlux and not simple Spring MVC for this project? As this project does not need to handle asynchronous requests?? Anyone knows can answer please..
Excellent Video Sai. Can you please let us know if you would make that complex Microservices course along with Cloud and Angular even if it's a paid one ?
Hi great tutorial, just liked and subscribed. Could you please develop a full stack tinder clone? I think that would be a very unique Spring Boot application. Otherwise your CZcams Clone video is excellent and unique
In the case of the Angular App, why is there no client secret? I mean, if I get the url of an authorization server (issuer url) and a valid clientId, I can also build a client application using/calling that same authorization server (with its users, realms etc.). How then could we prevent that? Most important: Thanks a lot for the informative videos.
client secret should only use in case call internal server side (service A call to Service B). Client(Angular just need client id and username, password) because if use client secret -> it is not secret anymore.
If we go to some websites, we can see options to login via OAuth2 and also using normal username and password. Now that I understand OAuth2, can I use OAuth2 for (Basic Auth) username-password authentication?
Thanks a lot. Very interesting and useful information. But what if I have a rest application. And I shouldn't redirect user to a login page. How I should configure my app in that case
Following your Tutorial Series. Very good explanations and very much of discipline tutoring. Thank you
tutorial on spring boot please, really like the way you explain concepts in such a small amount of time. Your maven tutorial was amazing !
I wish I can like this video 100 times . Very clear explanation . Thanks a lot sir . God bless you 💗
Great job as usual bro, thank you. Could you also make an overall video about docker and kubernetes operations on spring boot microservices
great video
Good video. Need sessions on how to store the users and their roles and permissions to DB and maintain the hierarchy.
Hi bro, love your videos, If possible please make create small level complete SaaS application(using any AI models) and deployment also. Thanks.
I really appreciate for this tutorials. This is a very good video to learn keycloak. Can we get an video on how to secure distributed services like
Angular -> Service A -> Service B
Here -> mean calls.
And can you add authorization in that video? Thank you.
NICE :D
Very good content. It would be good if you can please share the sllides from this Video.Thanks.
can you make the video of sso concept on keycloak,, like automatic redirection to login page, or service server that supports multi tendents
nice please the same with react without thymleaf
When I wrote localhost:8080/home, it took me to a page: localhost:8080/login that said Login with OAuth 2.0. I did not have the same page open as at 21:16
I found the reason, maybe someone has the same error, I had a file in .yml format, I changed it to .properties and made it like the author, just carefully check your application file, maybe you also negligently missed something.
How do i make it so that certain thymeleaf pages don't require a login?
Nice nice 👍👍👍
Why have you used Spring WebFlux and not simple Spring MVC for this project? As this project does not need to handle asynchronous requests?? Anyone knows can answer please..
Excellent Video Sai. Can you please let us know if you would make that complex Microservices course along with Cloud and Angular even if it's a paid one ?
I am working on it :) will take 2-3 more months to complete!
@@ProgrammingTechie Thank you so much, please continue and let us know via your CZcams channel itself once it's done.
@@ProgrammingTechie sir is the project complete when you are releasing any update
Hi great tutorial, just liked and subscribed. Could you please develop a full stack tinder clone? I think that would be a very unique Spring Boot application. Otherwise your CZcams Clone video is excellent and unique
Keycloak is not installed in my system, I tried so many times and also go through official documentation of keycloak 🗝,still not working
use docker
In the case of the Angular App, why is there no client secret?
I mean, if I get the url of an authorization server (issuer url) and a valid clientId, I can also build a client application using/calling that same authorization server (with its users, realms etc.).
How then could we prevent that?
Most important: Thanks a lot for the informative videos.
client secret should only use in case call internal server side (service A call to Service B). Client(Angular just need client id and username, password) because if use client secret -> it is not secret anymore.
If we go to some websites, we can see options to login via OAuth2 and also using normal username and password. Now that I understand OAuth2, can I use OAuth2 for (Basic Auth) username-password authentication?
Keycloak provides it by default, yes. You can enable it in Realm Settings -> Login-> check the user registration checkbox
Thanks a lot. Very interesting and useful information. But what if I have a rest application. And I shouldn't redirect user to a login page. How I should configure my app in that case
Then you should use client credentials, this is also covered in the tutorial
@@ProgrammingTechie Yes, thanks a lot, I am already fix it. Your video was very helpful.
TUSM