Initially I set out to support a scenario where an user could be part of multiple tenants and have different permissions to each tenant. This has since changed and an user can now only belong to one tenant. The authentication part is taken care of by an external provider, but the user accesses are h…
Daniel Wertheim
Currently building a small service that has the need of multitenancy and where each user can be part of multiple tenants and have different permissions at each tenant. One solution could be to e.g. have multiple realms in a KeyCloak installation or perhaps make use of custom user attributes etc. Cou…
Daniel Wertheim
Instead of setting up multiple realms or multiple client registrations, you can make use of a single realm and a single client registration and still easily support multi tenancy using Keycloak. It will be more secure to have e.g. isolated realms, as users then are separated, but I'm building a simp…
Daniel Wertheim