realdavidops

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by realdavidops 6y ago
We schedule a downtime window during upgrade, but typically see no frontend impact to the core service, SSO for end users. We snapshot the DB for rollback if needed as the migrations are not reversible. Our actual DB size is pretty small so
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by realdavidops 6y ago
The best part is when you start chaining Keycloak instances together. We've had a couple cases where customers have wanted their own identity management, so we use an instance of Keycloak to connect to our central keycloak instances an
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by realdavidops 6y ago
Hmm. I'm not sure what you mean. Users by default can use the console to update their 2FA credentials. The only time I have to intervene is when they lose their 2FA as it doesn't really do backup codes. We do require 2FA as a part
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by realdavidops 6y ago
The biggest thing we encountered was related actually to our initial deployment with active directory. This made logins slow, but actually found we could remove the requirement for Active Directory. It is super heavily based on Wildfly, and
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by realdavidops 6y ago
Oof! Good catch! Yes Red Hat SSO
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by realdavidops 6y ago
We've been using Keylocak in production as a multi-tenant SSO solution for our service delivery. We've been incredibly impressed with the stability and performance and found it extremely effective. Keycloak is the upstream project
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Harbor: An advanced container and helm chart registry with security features(davidops.com)
2 points by realdavidops 7y ago|0 comments
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Setting Up Slack SAML SSO with Keycloak(davidops.com)
2 points by realdavidops 7y ago|0 comments
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by realdavidops 9y ago
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/ Quickly displays important data.
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Epic Games showcases real-time ray tracing in Unreal(theverge.com)
3 points by realdavidops 9y ago|1 comments
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TLS, PKI, and your own CA(davidops.com)
1 points by realdavidops 9y ago|0 comments