Using Keycloak with Azure AD to integrate AKS Cluster authentication process
Integrating Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) with Keycloak through Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) as an intermediary leverages Azure AD’s support for OpenID Connect (OIDC) to handle authentication and authorization. This integration enhances security, streamlines user management, and simplifies the authentication process for users accessing the AKS cluster.Improving Web Application Performance Using Azure Cache for Redis
We recently released the Web App + Database and Cache in Azure portal | Create a resource for easily creating an Azure Cache for Redis with a Web App and a database. Adding Azure Cache for Redis to your web application can obliterate bottlenecks and provide a consistently fast and responsive user experience by caching the frequently accessed information to avoid the overhead of expensive API calls and database interactions. Try out adding Azure Cache for Redis to your web application today and see how much faster your app will run!Getting rid of credentials in Azure - Part 2 (EasyAuth)
Azure is gaining momentum when it comes to removing credentials in all the wrong places while still allowing for authentication, authorization and identities in general. This is the second part of a series which will dive into various aspects and details on how to make this work. In this post we dive into deploying web apps without credentials while still allowing full usage of identity through the EasyAuth feature in Azure App Services.
