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It seems like a lot of people have seen the light now and are evaluating Keycloak even though it has been around for so long. did something happen recently tha
by hashhar 6y ago
It seems like a lot of people have seen the light now and are evaluating Keycloak even though it has been around for so long.
did something happen recently that I'm missing out on?
- Bombthecat 6y agoMicroservices and api management gets more popular. (and the need for jwt/oauth) since redhat is generally trusted. It is basically the only option if you want to use it.
- hashhar 6y agoHmmm, I thought something happened recently or it's just confirmation bias from my end cause I've been seeing a little too much lately. RedHat has some nice software designers - design for extensibility is visible in every product they create. And adhering to standards like the Java EE web framework instead of going the NIH style of Spring. After 2 or 3 major releases the Spring APIs start showing signs of leaky abstractions or outright confusing mess.