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Vasilis Konstantinou
Vasilis Konstantinou

Reputation: 133

How to implement an OAuth 2 Server

I want to create an OAuth 2 Server mainly for self education purposes. I do understand the concepts the OAuth framework is based on and I do understand the the authentication process(what is send/received and why).
I'm pretty familiar with java and the Spring framework as such my intentions are to use this technologies.
My question is, In order to implement an OAuth 2 Server:

  1. Do I just follow the rfc6749 to the letter and write my code based on this? Handling everything by my self? from the data and how its stored in the database(if a database is used) to serving the same error/message response?
  2. Do I use a dependency or a library maybe, which will prevent me from reinventing the wheel (as far as OAuth 2 is concerned)?
  3. Or is there and already free service which I can install and does exactly with some minor configurations.

Thanks in regards. :)

Upvotes: 2

Views: 459

Answers (2)

Arockiasmy K
Arockiasmy K

Reputation: 353

I think what you want is Keycloak.

Thanks.

Upvotes: 2

Evert
Evert

Reputation: 99533

  1. If you're writing something new from scratch, I would recommend you would take a look at the upcoming OAuth 2.1 spec. Largely compatible with OAuth2, but there's a few features removed and some stuff added. It might be worth starting off with something that's immediately the bleeding edge.
  2. Yes, probably. Unless you can't find a good one?
  3. Yes, there's open source implementations and free hosted services.

Upvotes: 2

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