An example of how to use OAuth2-Proxy and Keycloak to give authentication capability in any kind of web application. For more information please visit this blog
- OAuth2-Proxy integrate with KeyCloak
- Install docker and docker compose in your environment
- Change the "keycloakIP" value in .env file with the IP Address of your docker host (cannot use 127.0.0.1)
- Go to the folder of the docker compose file and run this command:
docker compose -f deploy.yaml up
- Then open the congrats.html in port 4180 (http://"YOUR HOST IP":4180/congrats.html)
- You will be redirected to logon page of keyloak. Login using test1/pass123
- If all is good, you will be seeing this page:
For feedback and feature request, please raise issues in the issue section of the repository. Enjoy!!.