In this post, we will continue with our topic about securing applications using Spring Boot Keycloak Integration. Primarily, we will be dealing with the Spring Boot side of things in this post. If you wish to know more about how we setup Keycloak, you can refer to Part 1 of Read more…
Keycloak is an open source identity and access management solution. We can use Keycloak to secure our web applications and services. In this series of posts, we will look at the process of securing application using Spring Boot Keycloak integration. Using Keycloak, we can secure RESTful APIs built using Spring Read more…
Spring Boot Method-Level Security provides some great features. Using method-level security, you can handle the more fine-grained authorization requirements of your Spring Boot Microservices. In the previous post, we implemented Spring Boot Security using UserDetailsService. That is the foundation of Spring Security. If you have directly come to this post, Read more…
Spring Boot Security using UserDetailsService is one of the conventional methods of securing Spring Boot applications. Earlier, we looked at the simplest way to enable Spring Boot Security. Although it is a reasonable approach, it is not the best approach. The approach using UserDetailsService is a far better option to Read more…
Application security is one of the most important aspects of building production-level Spring Boot Microservices. An insecure application is vulnerable to malicious access. Spring Boot Security Starter module helps us implement basic security mechanism in our application. Let’s see it in action. The Dependencies Spring Boot has a starter module Read more…
