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Subject: [keycloak-dev] Applying post-create realm modifications
From: bburke () redhat ! com (Bill Burke)
Date: 2016-07-21 14:25:02
Message-ID: 8682abe6-aac2-901c-7a23-7f029c413bf5 () redhat ! com
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On 7/20/16 7:11 PM, Dmitry Telegin wrote:
>>
>> +1. Name the event RealmPostCreateEvent.
>>
>
> OK, so I'll be filing now a JIRA issue and then a PR, right?
>
Yes.
>> I was also thinking of having a FeatureProvider that would be an
>> "uber" component that could install sub components. i.e. an
>> authenticator, user federation provider, etc.
>>
>> Interested in contributing?
>>
>
> Absolutely! This would be a perfect match for what I'm working on now.
> It's in beta at the moment, but I think a little disclosure won't
> hurt: it will be a device management add-on that will let KeyCloak
> manage hardware OTP generators (tokens). It implements full device
> lifecycle support, including bulk import (from a vendor-supplied XML
> file), maintaining a pool of available devices, enrollment/revocation
> etc. Here's a draft manual:
>
> https://dteleguin.gitbooks.io/keycloak-tms-ru/content/
>
> (It's in Russian, so skip the text and look at screenshots, just to
> have an idea what's it all about.)
>
> Under the hood, it consists of custom JPA entity, custom REST
> resource, custom authenticator, a customized GUI theme, and a code to
> tweak newly created realms (hence this discussion). I think extensions
> like this would definitely benefit from some kind of umbrella
> construct, or "uber" component. I could even envision it becoming the
> base for plugin-like architecture and even plugin "market", similar to
> what we have in Atlassian products.
>
Lets get some requirements going on the FeatureProvider in separate.
Your devices thing looks interesting too and we should discuss in a
separate thread.
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