Spring Security 5.x, Spring Boot 2 and KeyCloak 18 and 19

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction.mp4

19:47

2. Source Code in Github.html

3. Virtual Machines and Containers.mp4

06:29

4. Containers.mp4

05:22

5. Microservices.mp4

08:46

6. Spring Boot.mp4

05:24

7. Spring Cloud Ecosystem.mp4

14:56

8. Backend Databases.mp4

06:48

9.1 Section_2_Lecture_1_Tools.pdf

9. Installing Tools.mp4

10:10

10. Tools Installation Text Notes.html

2. Reviewing and Understanding the Category Microservice API

1. Overview of the Typical Spring Boot Microservice API.mp4

10:12

2. Building And Running the Category API.mp4

03:48

3. Getting all Categories.mp4

02:49

4. Creating a new Category.mp4

03:32

5. Updating an existing Category.mp4

04:14

6. Deleting a Category.mp4

01:39

7. Covering the build.gradle, its role, utility and sections in the file.mp4

12:29

8. The Package Structure.mp4

03:33

9. Interface Driven Systems.mp4

06:24

10. The Model Class, JPA Annotations and how JPA work with Providers like Hibernate.mp4

06:35

11. The Repository Interfaces.mp4

06:01

12. The Service Interfaces, @Authwire Annotations and Service Classes.mp4

10:02

13. Aspect Oriented Programming AOP and the Aspect Class.mp4

11:46

14. Exception Classes.mp4

05:25

15. Events and Event Listeners.mp4

04:41

16. AbstractController.mp4

10:02

17. The Controller Class.mp4

13:44

18. Configurations.mp4

09:22

19. Actuator Custom Endpoints.mp4

09:37

20. Testing AOP. Listeners etc.mp4

07:14

21. Text Notes for the Category Microservice Building , Running and Testing.html

3. Introducing the Keycloak Authorization Server

1. Demystifying Identity and Access Management (IAM).mp4

09:28

2. Understanding the Problem.mp4

03:41

3. Terminologies OAuth2, OIDC, SAML2.mp4

10:17

4. Downloading KeyCloak.mp4

01:12

5. Running KeyCloak as a standalone server.mp4

03:02

6. KeyCloak Hierarchy of Meta Information.mp4

05:41

7. Creating a Realm in KeyCloak.mp4

02:21

8. Creating a Client and a User in KeyCloak Realm.mp4

04:18

9. KeyCloak OAuth2 Auth Code Roles and Flow.mp4

04:08

10.1 OAuth2_Roles_Arch.docx

10. OAuth2 Roles Diagram.html

11. Testing KeyCloak to get an Access Token using POSTMAN.mp4

05:05

12. Modifying and Testing the Category API as a Spring Security Resource Server.mp4

11:57

13.1 KeyCloakSteps_19.docx

13. Details the Steps for Running Category with Security.html

4. Building the Product REST API

1. Spring Boot RestTemplate Configuration and its importance.mp4

09:53

2. RestTemplate Config in Java Code.mp4

15:36

3. The Product Model Class.mp4

07:08

4. Similarities of the build file between the Product and Category Microservice.mp4

06:42

5. Similarities and Differences between Product and Category Service Java Code.mp4

14:11

6. Testing Product API using Auth Code Flow.mp4

11:47

7. Product and Category Service Properties.mp4

08:00

8. Authorization Code Flow Sequence Diagram.mp4

04:40

9. Testing the Product API with Client Credentials Flow.mp4

07:01

10. Test Notes for Building and Running the Product REST API.html

11.1 ClientCrdentialsArch.docx

11. Client Credentials Sequence Diagram.html

5. Implementing Spring Cloud Gateway

1. What is Cloud API Gateway.mp4

12:13

2. Introducing the build file of API Gateway.mp4

05:17

3. Adding Utilities.mp4

13:35

4. Introducing the Properties to configure.mp4

08:56

5. Test Cloud API Gateway.mp4

08:41

6. Test Notes for Cloud API Gateway.html

6. A Thymeleaf UI Client

1. Introduction.mp4

05:46

2. The Build File.mp4

05:10

3. Java Code, Model Config Classes and Properties.mp4

06:42

4. Controllers.mp4

08:18

5. Thyme-leaf UI.mp4

05:21

6. Build and Run the Client Application.html

7. Testing the UI.mp4

01:21

8. Test Notes for the Client UI Microservice.html

7. User Registration With Password Hashing

1. Introduction to Spring Security Architecture.mp4

08:02

2. Spring Security Workflow.mp4

06:30

3. Password Handling.mp4

06:56

4. Project Structure and Build File.mp4

03:20

5. Common Parts Aspects, Exception, Listeners, Events, Events, Custom Endpoints.mp4

06:35

6. Model and Response DTO.mp4

03:37

7. Dao and Service.mp4

08:09

8. Configuration.mp4

06:12

9. Controller.mp4

06:42

10. Properties.mp4

02:04

11. Building and Running.mp4

01:34

12. Register a New User.mp4

02:06

13. Login using the Created User.mp4

03:07

14. Test Notes for User Registration.html

8. User REST API for KeyCloak Invocation

1. Introduction.mp4

07:13

2. Build File.mp4

03:15

3. Common Parts and Java Code.mp4

06:55

4. Controller and Properties.mp4

03:46

5. Building and Running.mp4

07:44

6. Calling Password Validation.mp4

02:46

7. Test Notes for the USER REST API.html

9. KeyCloak Remote User Service Providers

1. Introduction.mp4

07:19

2. KeyCloak Steps.html

3. Execute KeyCloak Steps.mp4

10:36

4. Modifying the Category Service Properties for against KeyCloak 18 and 19.mp4

05:21

5. Build and Run the Category Service With 19 Profile.mp4

08:29

6. Build and Run the Category Service With KeyCloak 18 Profile.mp4

02:06

7. Test Notes for Category Service for running against KeyCloak 18 and 19.html

8. Modify the Product Service for KeyCloak 18 and 19.mp4

03:44

9. Build and Run the Product Service for KeyCloak 18 and 19.mp4

08:04

10. Build and Run the Product Service for KeyCloak 18.html

11. Explore Product Creation with KeyCloak 18.mp4

06:24

12. Modify the API Gateway for Category and Product Service Profiles.mp4

06:37

13. Modifi the Client UI Application to Run Against KeyCloak 18 and 19.mp4

07:18

14. Why KeyCloak18 For the Remote User Provider.mp4

10:13

15. Developing the ProviderFactory Interface.mp4

14:11

16. Implementing the Details.mp4

14:25

17. Building and Deploying the Remote User Provider into KeyCloak.mp4

07:35

18. Testing the KeyCloak Remote User Service Provider.html

19.1 Section9_Combined_Arch_Diagram.docx

19. Combined Architecture Diagram.html

20. Text Notes Recap.html

10. Conclusion

1. what is next.html

Description

Along With AOP, Event Listening, Depth of Spring Security Internals, OAuth2 Authorization and Client Credentials Flow

What You'll Learn?

Spring Boot Web, JPA, Spring Security 5.x OAuth2, KeyCloak 18 and 19
Details of how Spring Security 5 works internally and Password Encryption
Details of Aspect Oriented Programming or AOP, Event Listeners and Actuators
KeyCloak OAuth2 Authorization Code and Client Credentials Grant Types with Theory and Real Code

Who is this for?

Java and Spring Boot Developers

What You Need to Know?

Basic Java 8 knowledge and familiarity with Spring Boot

How to Install JDK, Gradle, Maven , MySQL with Text Based Guidance

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Description
This Course will provide a solid foundation on the following Topics:

Â· Spring Boot 2.6.x and above
Â· Aspect Oriented Programming
Â· Spring Security 5 Internal Workflows, Spring Security Architecture, Password Hashing, Storage and Matching, User Registration and Login
Â· JPA Internals
Â· KeyCloak 18 and KeyCloak 19 Authorization Server
Â· OAuth2 Roles, Authorization Code and Client Credentials Grant Types
Â· Architecture Diagrams to describe each OAuth2 Flows
Â· KeyCloak Remote User Provider to perform External API/Database Authentication
Â· Spring Profiles to Run Both KeyCloak 18 and 19 together
Â· Explains Spring Security, Microservices, Spring Cloud Concepts using Daily Life Examples
Â· Provides 6 fully developed Microservices with an architecture diagram
Â· Spring Cloud API Gateway with powerful custom Request and Response Filter
Â· Shows the concept of Co-Relation Id
Â· Shows One Microservice calling another which is a very popular Real Life Use Case using Spring Security OAuth2 Client and Resource Server Dependencies.
There is total 9 Sections with comprehensive theory explained to provide a background for Architects to be able to build new Applications based on Spring Security 5, Spring Boot, KeyCloak Authorization Server. This is not a Hello World Course that shows Spring Security and KeyCloak with simple but non-real Microservices. It has real Model classes, JPA, persists data in MySQL database.
Percentage of Theory is about 15% targeted towards Architects who must have a solid knowledge-base.

Who this course is for:
Java and Spring Boot Developers

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I have architected, designed, developed and implemented software application systems across major business verticals including Manufacturing, Finance, Retail, Mining, Healthcare and others, over the past 22 years. I have had the rare opportunity of experiencing how excellently designed IT systems goes a long way to positively transform human lives across employees, customers, stakeholders and the larger society. Along the way, I have mentored a significant number of people and realized that using real life examples in teaching software concepts brings existing knowledge in the learner he / she can instantly relate to. Someone who uses Google daily to discover local restaurants, should not have much difficulty in learning how one micro service can use a discovery service to discover others, for example. That is my objective in teaching at Udemy to help people learn at very fast pace and add cutting edge high demand skills rapidly to their skill set. As a result, I will show you how to use what you already know from past work and life experiences to learn new things, fast!!

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