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keycloak-scim-client
This extension add SCIM2 client capabilities to Keycloak. (See RFC7643 and RFC7644).
Overview
Motivation
We want to build a unified collaborative platform based on multiple applications. To do that, we need a way to propagate immediately changes made in Keycloak to all these applications. And we want to keep using OIDC or SAML as the authentication protocol.
This will allow users to collaborate seamlessly across the platform without requiring every user to have connected once to each application. This will also ease GDRP compliance because deleting a user in Keycloak will delete the user from every app.
Technical choices
The SCIM protocol is standard, comprehensible and easy to implement. It's a perfect fit for our goal.
We chose to build application extensions/plugins because it's easier to deploy and thus will benefit to a larger portion of the FOSS community.
Keycloak specific
This extension uses 3 concepts in KC :
- Event Listener : it's used to listens for changes and transform them in SCIM calls.
- Federation Provider : it's used to set up all the SCIM service providers without creating our own UI.
- JPA Entity Provider : it's used to save the mapping between the local IDs and the service providers IDs.
Because the event listener is the source of the SCIM flow, and it is not cancelable, we can't have strictly consistent behavior in case of SCIM service provider failure.
Usage
Installation
For now, it's doesn't't work on Quarkus which is the default after version 16.x.x.
- Download the latest version
- Put it in
/opt/jboss/keycloak/standalone/deployments/
.
Setup
Add the event listerner
- Go to
Admin Console > Events > Config
. - Add
scim
inEvent Listeners
. - Save.
Create a federation provider
- Go to
Admin Console > User Federation
. - Click on
Add provider
. - Select
scim
. - Configure the provider (see).
- Save.
Configuration
TODO
Sync
TODO