Nice article, thanks for sharing it. I certainly feel it's time for the dotnet community to re-consider Keycloak since IdentityServer went paid and maintaining your own identity management can be a distraction from business features.
I've been using it for 1.5 years. So far the configuration and management were easy. The customization requires knowledge of Java but luckily we have the required expertise in a team. Also, we use a single node, so I haven't worked with the cluster setup.
Nice article, thanks for sharing it. I certainly feel it's time for the dotnet community to re-consider Keycloak since IdentityServer went paid and maintaining your own identity management can be a distraction from business features.
Yes, for sure! I use it in production and it is great so far.
how long have you been using in production?
I've been using it for 1.5 years. So far the configuration and management were easy. The customization requires knowledge of Java but luckily we have the required expertise in a team. Also, we use a single node, so I haven't worked with the cluster setup.
Hi, what type of customisation requires java?
Hi,
Custom authorization policies, login page, etc. Keycloak is quite extendable.