
Securing a Microservice with Keycloak
First the client application will ask the Keycloak server to authenticate the user. After successful authentication, the client application will receive identity token and access token
First the client application will ask the Keycloak server to authenticate the user. After successful authentication, the client application will receive identity token and access token
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