In this blog post, I will walk you through the process up starting support cases at Red Hat. Including examples of what we did to solve our case. However, these…
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In this blog, we will look at how you can easily empower users to manage their own account with Keycloak/RedHat-SSO by providing them with a direct link from within your…
In todays modern IT architecture, domains are quite the thing. Domains are supposed to be as much isolated from each other as possible. If you have an application that manages…
Managing users in Keycloak can be done manually via the admin console (if you are running it locally, it can be found on http://localhost:8080/auth). If you have an LDAP service somewhere,…
In a previous blog post we discussed a bit on how you can integrate Keycloak with JAX-RS. In this blog post we’ll show an example on how to build an integration test…
In the previous blog post we learned how we could scale an application horizontally. If you run your application on multiple gears, life becomes a bit more complicated. If you…
In the previous blog post we talked about vertical scaling with Open Shift. This blog posts investigates the next step: horizontal scaling. Horizontal scaling At some point we’ll run out of bigger…
If you run your application on an OpenShift environment, one of the advantages you will have is that you can scale the environment quite easily. If traffic to your website continues…
RedHat’s OpenShift 3 is coming somewhere this year and will be based on Docker and Kubernetes. See RedHat’s roadmap for the milestone planning. More and more details are coming out and for…