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Encoded passwords are supported as well. For more details, refer to the official documentation about the Password Storage Format of the Spring Security project. The following encoders are supported:
- bcrypt
- ldap
- MD4
- MD5
- pbkdf2
- scrypt
- SHA-1
- SHA-256
- argon2
Configuration via Profiles
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| Parameter | Configuration for KEYCLOAK-PRROXY service |
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keycloak.host | Public host of KEYCLOAK-PROXY service. |
keycloak.server | Public URL to the KEYCLOAK-PROXY service: https://${keycloak.host}/auth. |
keycloak.admin.username | The user name for the login to the KEYCLOAK-PROXY service user interface. |
keycloak.admin.password | The user password for the login to the KEYCLOAK-PROXY service user interface. |
Running Multiple Instances
In order to realize a very high performance of the KEYCLOAK-PROXY service, it might be necessary to realize horizontal scaling by running multiple service instances in parallel. For the scaling of the KEYCLOAK-PROXY service, we recommend to configure a Hazelcast cluster within the yuuvis® Momentum Kubernetes cluster.
>> Configuring a Hazelcast Cluster