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# Initial Setup
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To generate the admin password for Keycloak, run:
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```sh
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./scripts/generate-keycloak-secret.sh \
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| sops --encrypt --encrypted-regex '^(data|stringData)$' \
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--input-type=yaml --output-type=yaml /dev/stdin \
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> keycloak-config.enc.yaml
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```
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# Adding Clients
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Clients are how Keycloak authenticates a user with a third party service. This
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happens by enabling a "Flow" when adding a client. The "Standard" flow has the
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user's browser get a short-lived authorization token from Keycloak, send the
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authorization token to the client, then the client request a long-lived access
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token from Keycloak. This way, the access token is never given to the client.
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"Direct Access Grants" means that a user may pass their Keycloak credentials to
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the client, then the client may use those credentials to authenticate with
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Keycloak and get an access token. In this manner, the client still does not
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expose the access token to the user, but the user exposes their Keycloak
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credentials to the client.
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When a Client is created, the Client Secret can be encrypted to a ksops Secret
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using the following script (Forgejo used as an example):
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```sh
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./kustomizations/keycloak/scripts/generate-keycloak-client-secret.sh \
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| sops --encrypt --encrypted-regex '^(data|stringData)$' \
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--input-type=yaml --output-type=yaml /dev/stdin \
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> kustomizations/forgejo/keycloak-client-config.enc.yaml
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```
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