As businesses scale, managing user identities across multiple applications becomes a challenge. That’s where Single Sign-On (SSO) comes in — and Keycloak is one of the most powerful open-source identity and access management (IAM) tools available. This webinar walks you through building a custom SSO system using Keycloak, integrating it with your stack, and understanding the underlying protocols like OIDC, OAuth2, and SAML.
Whether you're an architect, developer, or security professional, this webinar is your complete guide to mastering SSO with Keycloak.
What is SSO? Why businesses need it
Benefits of centralized authentication
Common SSO protocols: OAuth2, OpenID Connect (OIDC), SAML 2.0
Use cases across web, mobile, APIs, and microservices
Overview of Keycloak features
Role as Identity Provider (IdP)
Supported protocols and identity federation
Realm, Clients, Users, Roles, Groups – explained
Local setup (Docker, standalone, Kubernetes)
Creating realms and clients
Securing admin console
Configuring TLS/SSL, reverse proxies
SSO login and logout flow
Token-based authentication (Access, ID, Refresh tokens)
Setting up login with username/password, email, phone, or social login
Theming login pages (custom branding and templates)
Authorization Code flow and Implicit flow
PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) for mobile apps
Securing frontend apps (React, Angular, Vue)
Backend API protection (Node.js, Spring Boot, Laravel, Django)
Connecting with Active Directory / OpenLDAP
Mapping groups and roles from external
sources
Adding Google, Facebook, GitHub, or custom IdPs as Identity Providers
Handling Just-In-Time (JIT) user provisioning
User roles and group-level permissions
Custom policies and permission scopes
Fine-grained resource-level access control
Using Keycloak Authorization Services (Entitlement API)
Adding Keycloak as SAML Identity Provider
Integrating with SAML-based Service Providers
SP metadata vs IdP metadata
Real-world integration example with third-party systems (SAP, Moodle, etc.)
Multi-tenant architecture using Keycloak realms
Realm isolation: users, themes, clients, roles
Exporting and importing realm configurations (JSON)
Enabling login and admin event logs
Keycloak metrics and Prometheus integration
Security audit best practices
Real-time threat monitoring via event listeners
Create a realm, user, and client
Custom login theme implementation
Keycloak login integration with React frontend
Secure REST API using Keycloak bearer token
Integrate LDAP or social login with Keycloak
Open-source and enterprise-grade
Highly customizable login and registration flows
Built-in support for MFA (2FA) and OTP
Scalable with microservices and Kubernetes
Active developer community and Red Hat enterprise support
DevOps Engineers, Solution Architects, and Full-Stack Developers
Identity and Access Management (IAM) professionals
Enterprise application builders needing SSO
Organizations migrating from legacy auth systems
Anyone seeking to secure APIs, mobile apps, or multi-tenant SaaS platforms
Webinar Title: Building Custom SSO Using Keycloak
Date: [Insert Date]
Time: [Insert Time]
Platform: Zoom / Teams / Meet
Duration: 2.5 Hours (includes Q&A session)
Fees: ₹299 or Free with Registration Code
Step-by-step PDF guide for Keycloak SSO setup
Sample integration code for JavaScript, Node.js, and Python apps
Realm import JSON templates
Custom login theme template
Access to webinar replay & future workshops
Certified IAM Specialists
OpenID/OAuth2 Security Experts
DevSecOps Engineers with real-world deployment experience
Open-source contributors and Red Hat partners
This is not a basic overview – you’ll leave with real implementation skills that are production-ready, from setting up a secure Keycloak instance to building OAuth2-based authentication across your stack. You’ll also explore federated identity, token validation, and best practices for multi-tenant deployments.
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