Defender can be configured to work with any OpenID-compliant STS. By default, we use Keycloak.

Notes for AWS Cognito: Make sure to set a "Domain Name" or you will get cryptic errors!

• Access the application at https://localhost:8000
• User registration is enabled by default. Simply click the Login link and sign up.
• The Admin console is available at http://localhost:9080/auth and the credentials are admin/admin

• No Secret Key
• Leave all the other defaults and make note of the Client ID

• Make sure to check the proper Identity Provider
• Callback URL(s) = http://localhost, http://localhost/assets/silent-renew.html
• Sign Out URL(s) = http://localhost
• Allowed OAuth Flows = Authorization Code Grant
• Allowed OAuth Scopes = openid email profile

• Docker Desktop
• Docker Compose
• NodeJS >= 12.x
• OpenJDK 11
• Maven >= 3

If you wish to work on the API and the Frontend, run the following docker-compose command to start the STS:

docker-compose up -d authdb keycloak

1. Navigate to defender-client/ and run npm install
2. Navigate to defender-api/ and run mvn clean install
3. To start angular-cli, from defender-client/ run npm run start
4. To start Spring Boot run the Java mian method
5. The app will be available at http://localhost:4200/
6. Keycloak can be configured at http://localhost:9080/auth/admin/

1. Make sure docker and docker-compose are installed
2. In the root, run docker-compose up -d --build To start everything