In this article, we will learn about integrating Keycloak authentication in a Blazor WebAssembly (WASM) frontend and a .NET Web API backend.

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Learn how to integrate Keycloak authentication in a Blazor WebAssembly (WASM) frontend and a .NET Web API backend. The guide covers setting up Keycloak using Docker, creating realms, clients, and users, as well as configuring both the Web API and Blazor WASM applications to use Keycloak for authentication. Secure your applications with OpenID Connect and OAuth2 protocols and ensure user verification with JWT tokens.

Keycloak Authentication

Preparing Keycloak Authentication With a Realm, Clients, and Users

Create Web API Client For Keycloak Authentication

Create Blazor Client For Keycloak Authentication

Configure Web API For the Keycloak Authentication

Test Keycloak Authentication With the Balzor Client App