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Keycloak is a popular Open Source Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution that provides single sign on, amongst other capabilities.
Over the last 10 years it has grown its community, and in 2023 it joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) at the Linux Foundation.
This session invites all Keycloak users and contributors to share their successes and challenges, and to discuss ideas and upcoming features with the Keycloak maintainers.
After a short introduction to Keycloak and its latest features and roadmap, we'll switch to "lean coffee" mode: We'll collect the participants topics, prioritize them by dot-voting, and discuss them one by one starting with the ones which received the highest number of points.
As Keycloak maintainers, we would like to use this opportunity to connect with Keycloak users and contributors to learn what works well, what needs improvement and to generate ideas for future roadmap items.
Over the last 10 years it has grown its community, and in 2023 it joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) at the Linux Foundation.
This session invites all Keycloak users and contributors to share their successes and challenges, and to discuss ideas and upcoming features with the Keycloak maintainers.
After a short introduction to Keycloak and its latest features and roadmap, we'll switch to "lean coffee" mode: We'll collect the participants topics, prioritize them by dot-voting, and discuss them one by one starting with the ones which received the highest number of points.
As Keycloak maintainers, we would like to use this opportunity to connect with Keycloak users and contributors to learn what works well, what needs improvement and to generate ideas for future roadmap items.
Alexander Schwartz
Red Hat
Alexander Schwartz is a Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat working full time as a Keycloak maintainer and technical team lead. At work and in his spare time he codes for Open Source projects. In previous jobs he worked as a software architect and IT consultant. At conferences and user groups he talks about JavaScript front ends, Java back ends, Kubernetes, performance and how to create great documentation with AsciiDoc and Antora.
Ryan Emerson
Red Hat
Ryan Emerson is a Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat. He is a member of the Infinispan and Keycloak open-source product teams, where
he leads the development of the Infinispan Kubernetes Operator, in addition to contributing to the development of the Infinispan core/server.
During the last year, he has primarily focused on developing new multi-site HA architectures for Keycloak.
Prior to joining Red Hat, Ryan earned his PhD from Newcastle University researching the Scalable coordination of distributed in-memory transactions.
he leads the development of the Infinispan Kubernetes Operator, in addition to contributing to the development of the Infinispan core/server.
During the last year, he has primarily focused on developing new multi-site HA architectures for Keycloak.
Prior to joining Red Hat, Ryan earned his PhD from Newcastle University researching the Scalable coordination of distributed in-memory transactions.
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