db
PostgreSQL 17-alpine — from the database catalogue
- Ports
5432inside its network only- Keeps
- its data folder, in a volume
/marketplace/keycloak
Keycloak. Sign-in for everything else you run.
An identity provider: users, groups, roles, OIDC and SAML. Point your other systems at it so people sign in once.
- Security
- Apache-2.0
- Free to install
Keycloak
Red Hat · Apache-2.0
What installing it does
- A stack of its own, named after it — or one you choose
dbPostgreSQL 17-alpinekeycloakquay.io/keycloak/keycloak:26.0- 2 secrets generated and kept encrypted
- Keeps its data in 1 volume — kept across redeploys
- Opens port 8080 to the internet — you can change it before you install
/what-it-installs
What it installs. Every container, port and volume.
keycloak
quay.io/keycloak/keycloak:26.0
- Ports
8080anyone — the internet- Keeps
- nothing
| Variable | Where its value comes from |
|---|---|
KC_DB | postgres |
KC_DB_URL_HOST | from db's host, at every deploy |
KC_DB_URL_DATABASE | from db's name, at every deploy |
KC_DB_USERNAME | from db's user, at every deploy |
KC_DB_PASSWORD | from db's password, at every deploy |
KEYCLOAK_ADMIN | admin |
KEYCLOAK_ADMIN_PASSWORD | generated password, kept as a secret |
/works-well-with
Next to it on the shelf.
/start
Run Keycloak on your own server.
Request early access. The listing is free — you pay for the server it runs on, by the hour.