HAWK local Keycloak server

This repository contains everything to get a local Keycloak server set up for development purposes. The setup comes with a pre-configured realm and a user with admin rights. It also has the hawk-auth-server extension already installed and is ready to be used with the hawk-auth-client library.

Starting the server

To start the server, simply run the following command:

docker compose up

The first start will take a while, as the container has to be built and the realm has to be imported. Subsequent starts will be much faster. After the initial import is done, the changes you do to the realm will be persisted until you remove the mysql storage volume.

Accessing the server

The server will be available on http://localhost:8088 and can be accessed as user admin with password password.

Usage in your docker compose

After you launched the server, the keycloak_hawk_net network will be available to be used by other services. You can use the network in your own docker-compose file like this:

services:
  my-service:
    image: my-service
    networks:
      - keycloak_hawk_net
      - default
networks:
  keycloak_hawk_net:
    name: keycloak_hawk_net
    external: true

After you adjusted your service, it will be able to access the keycloak server on the hostname keycloak.hawk.docker.

Default realm (dev)

The default realm is called dev and comes preconfigured with a list of random users, groups, roles and a default client.

All users have the password set to the same value as their username. The sole exception is the "admin" user, which has the password password. The admin user can be used as a superuser to manage the realm and the users.

Default client (hawk)

There is also a default client called hawk that is pre-configured to work with the hawk-auth-client library. To connect with it use the following settings:

• publicKeycloakUrl: http://localhost:8088
• realm: dev
• clientId: hawk
• clientSecret: RHQjrfnuMcYDJqepveiGNDH45ZtpFrLv
• internalKeycloakUrl: http://keycloak.hawk.docker:8080 (use this when connecting from another docker container)

Restoring the factory settings

You can always drop the server and restart it with the default realm by running the following command:

docker compose down -v && docker compose up

Scripts

User import

In the bin/import-users.sh file you can find a modified clone of an existing script to import users based on a csv file. In the data/users.csv file you can find an example of how the csv file should look like. To trigger the import you can run the following command:

./bin/import-users.sh --import=./data/users.csv

Using a local version of hawk-auth-server

While developing the hawk-auth-server extension, you might want to use a local version of it in the keycloak server. To do so create a new file called docker-compose.override.yml in the root of this repository and add the following content:

services:
  keycloak:
    build:
      target: local_ext_dev
      additional_contexts:
        extension: /path/to/extension/directory

IMPORTANT Replace /path/to/extension/directory with the path to the target directory of the hawk-auth-server extension. The target directory, is the build directory of the extension, which contains the hawk-auth-server-extension.jar file.

After adding the file simply (re)start your project using: docker compose up --build

BEWARE

This is a development setup and should not be used in production!