This article will teach you how to use Keycloak to enable OAuth2 for Spring Cloud Gateway and Spring Boot microservices. We will extend the topics described in my previous article…
Microservices with Spring Cloud Gateway, OAuth2 and Keycloak
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Spring Microservices Security Best Practices
In this article, I'll describe several best practices for building microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Security. I'm going to focus only on the aspects related to security. If you…
Secure Rate Limiting with Spring Cloud Gateway
In this article, you will learn how to enable rate limiting for an authenticated user with Spring Cloud Gateway. Why it is important? API gateway is an entry point to…
Spring Cloud Gateway OAuth2 with Keycloak
Spring Cloud Gateway OAuth2 support is a key part of the microservices security process. Of course, the main reason for using an API gateway pattern is to hide services from…
Part 2: Microservices security with OAuth2
I have been writing about security with OAuth2 and Spring Cloud in some articles before. This article is the continuation of samples previously described in the following posts: Microservices security…
Advanced Microservices Security with OAuth2
In one of my previous posts, I described the basic sample illustrating microservices security with Spring Security and OAuth2. You could read there how to create and use authorization and…
Microservices security with Oauth2
Preface One of the most important aspects to consider when exposing a public access API consisting of many microservices is security. Spring has some interesting features and frameworks which makes…