Advanced OpenID Connect with Keycloak and Spring Security

Advanced OpenID Connect with Keycloak and Spring Security, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 99 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 125 reviews, and has 1656 subscribers.

You will learn about Review of OAuth and OpenID Concepts for Social and Enterprise Applications Understanding Keycloak as an Identity and Access Management Provider Step-by-step use of Spring Security with Authorization Code with (and without) PKCE Step-by-step use of Spring Security with Client Credentials grant Step-by-step coding of OAuth 2 Clients, JWT and Opaque Resource Servers with Spring Security Designing Enterprise Authorization using Keycloak Scopes and Roles Hands On integration with Enterprise Okta SAML Identity Providers with Keycloak Hands On Identity Brokering using Keycloak with OpenID Connect using GitLab Handling Multiple Identity Providers in Spring Boot and Spring Security This course is ideal for individuals who are Hands-On Java developers who wants to build Enterprise Security with OAuth 2 and OpenID Connect or Java Developers and Architects who wants to learn Keycloak It is particularly useful for Hands-On Java developers who wants to build Enterprise Security with OAuth 2 and OpenID Connect or Java Developers and Architects who wants to learn Keycloak.

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Summary

Title: Advanced OpenID Connect with Keycloak and Spring Security

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 99

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 98

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 112

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 111

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Review of OAuth and OpenID Concepts for Social and Enterprise Applications

Understanding Keycloak as an Identity and Access Management Provider

Step-by-step use of Spring Security with Authorization Code with (and without) PKCE

Step-by-step use of Spring Security with Client Credentials grant

Step-by-step coding of OAuth 2 Clients, JWT and Opaque Resource Servers with Spring Security

Designing Enterprise Authorization using Keycloak Scopes and Roles

Hands On integration with Enterprise Okta SAML Identity Providers with Keycloak

Hands On Identity Brokering using Keycloak with OpenID Connect using GitLab

Handling Multiple Identity Providers in Spring Boot and Spring Security

Who Should Attend

Hands-On Java developers who wants to build Enterprise Security with OAuth 2 and OpenID Connect

Java Developers and Architects who wants to learn Keycloak

Target Audiences

Hands-On Java developers who wants to build Enterprise Security with OAuth 2 and OpenID Connect

Java Developers and Architects who wants to learn Keycloak

Recent Updates :

Added Course Projectand 7 Assignments

All Spring Boot examples tested & updated with Spring Boot 3.2.5, Java 22& Keycloak 24.0.3

Added Supplementary sections for Cryptographyand Other Related Topics

How do we use OAuth and OpenID Connect in real world Enterprise applications? How do we handle multiple OpenID Connect Identity Providers ? How do we use Identity Brokers for integration with SAML and Social Providers like Google, GitLab or Facebook? How do we mix OpenID Connect and OAuth using multiple Providers at the same time?

This course on OAuth and OpenID Connect builds on my previous course called Enterprise OAuth and OpenID Connectby using Keycloakas the Custom Identity Provider. Students will go through hands-on development using Keycloak, GitLab, Oktaand Spring Boot 3.x/Spring Security 6.x. Students are expected to have some knowledge of OAuth and Spring Boot.

WHAT THE LEARNERS ARE SAYING:

5 STARS– Viraj has excellent command over subject matter and is also great at teaching complex subject which is evident in this course. As a user of technologies mention in course including Keycloak at my job, I find this content extremely thorough and highly useful. Viraj has covered the topics in depth without making them boring (as one would find by reading RFCs). Congratulations and thanks to Viraj for producing another quality content!!

5 STARS – Viraj is an amazing teacher walking through each step. Its a pleasure to be in his class.

5 STARS – The course is detailed providing technical information. The instructor explains concepts in detail with supporting diagrams. Highly recommend this course for anyone interested in understanding concepts of OAuth and OpenID and step-by-step hands-on instructions.

5 STARS – I like the detailed approach on explaining the basic concepts. Well done.

5 STARS– Great presentation

With the help of theory, plentiful Diagrams and code-centric content, students will learn the following.

Overview of OAuth and OpenID Connect for Enterprise and Social Applications

Protect OpenID Connect Applications using Scopes and Roles

Create OAuth Microservices (Resource Servers) secured with JWTand Opaque tokens

Learn how and when to use Client Credential grant type in Enterprise applications

Learn how to handle Multiple OpenID Connect Identity Providers in Spring Boot

Learn how to use Identity Brokers in Keycloak with Social Identity Providers like Google, GitLab, Facebook etc.

Learn how to use Identity Brokers for OpenID Connect and SAML Integration

Learn how to  mix OAuth and OpenID Connect with Multiple Identity providers at the same time

Understand about Cryptographic Hashing, Encryption and Digital Signaturesusing openssl

Using a Course Project and Assignments, students will get Hands-On practice to implement all that is learnt in the sections.

This course will take you to the next level in your understanding of Authentication and Authorization. Not only do we learn about real life OAuth and OpenID Connect programming but also the architectural Authentication/Authorization blueprints for an enterprise which will guarantee to make you an expert. There is a wealth of Information here; don’t miss it.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Keycloak

Lecture 1: Architecture Diagrams

Lecture 2: Keycloak Overview

Lecture 3: Keycloak Installation and Setup

Lecture 4: Postgres Installation and setup

Lecture 5: Keycloak Postgres Setup

Lecture 6: Notes on Keycloak and Postgres setup

Chapter 2: OAuth and OpenID Connect in a Nutshell

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: OAuth Actors

Lecture 3: Clients and Scopes

Lecture 4: Access Tokens and Endpoints

Lecture 5: Authorization Code and Refresh Token Grants

Lecture 6: Implicit Grant and PKCE

Lecture 7: Client Credential and Password Grants

Lecture 8: Third Party Versus First Party Application

Lecture 9: OpenID Connect

Lecture 10: Enterprise OpenID Connect and Roles

Lecture 11: RFC Documentation Links

Chapter 3: Keycloak – OAuth Authorization with Scopes

Lecture 1: Introduction – Project BugTracker

Lecture 2: BugTracker Demonstration

Lecture 3: BugTracker Keycloak Setup

Lecture 4: BugTracker Design

Lecture 5: Spring Security – OAuth Authentication

Lecture 6: BugTracker Service

Lecture 7: BugTracker OpenID Connect Configuration

Lecture 8: Spring Security – Authorized Client

Lecture 9: BugTracker Controller

Lecture 10: BugTracker with Authorization Code Grant

Lecture 11: BugTracker with PKCE

Lecture 12: BugTracker Authorization using Scopes

Lecture 13: Documentation links and Downloads for section

Lecture 14: JAUBS – Course Project Explanation

Lecture 15: Solution for Assignment 1

Chapter 4: Keycloak – Roles and Multiple Identity Providers

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Keycloak Mapper – Adding Roles claim

Lecture 3: BugTracker Authorization using Roles

Lecture 4: Note about running BugTracker with Roles

Lecture 5: Solution for Assignment 2

Lecture 6: Handling Multiple Identity Providers

Lecture 7: Client Registration in GitLab

Lecture 8: Spring Security and Multiple Identity Providers

Lecture 9: Customizing Authorities

Lecture 10: Problems with Multiple Identity Providers

Lecture 11: Download final BugTracker ZIP file for section

Chapter 5: Keycloak – OAuth and Microservices

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating an OAuth JWT Microservice (Resource Server)

Lecture 3: Spring Security – Resource Server

Lecture 4: Calling an OAuth Microservice

Lecture 5: Using Introspection Endpoint

Lecture 6: Multiple Identity Provider problem

Lecture 7: Enterprise Schedulers and Client Credentials Grant

Lecture 8: Client Credentials in Keycloak

Lecture 9: BugTracker Scheduler using Client Credentials

Lecture 10: Documentation links and Downloads for section

Chapter 6: Keycloak – Authentication Identity Brokers

Lecture 1: Introduction to Identity Brokers

Lecture 2: Identity Broker HTTP Message Flow

Lecture 3: Setting up Gitlab Identity Provider in Keycloak

Lecture 4: BugTracker Identity Broker Integration

Lecture 5: SAML Overview

Lecture 6: OpenID Connect and SAML Integration

Lecture 7: BugTracker SAML Usecase

Lecture 8: BugTracker SAML Integration with Okta

Lecture 9: Creating an Okta Developer Account

Lecture 10: BugTracker Global Logout with Okta

Lecture 11: SAML Identity Provider – Assertion Encryption

Lecture 12: SAML Identity Provider – Setting User Attributes

Lecture 13: Documentation links and Downloads for section

Chapter 7: Keycloak – OAuth and OpenID Connect together

Lecture 1: Handling Multiple Authorization Servers Simultaneously

Lecture 2: Spring Security configuration for OAuth

Lecture 3: Accessing GitLab Resource Server

Lecture 4: Spring Security – oauth2Login versus oauth2Client

Lecture 5: Fixing the Login Page

Lecture 6: Documentation links and Downloads for section

Chapter 8: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Documentation Links

Lecture 3: Bonus Lecture

Chapter 9: Supplementary Section – Cryptography Basics

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Cryptography Theory and Practice

Lecture 3: URL Encoding

Instructors

Viraj Shetty
Senior Solutions Architect

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes

2 stars: 1 votes

3 stars: 6 votes

4 stars: 41 votes

5 stars: 76 votes

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