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Hi all.
We have a keycloak resource server with, hundreds of resources: Each resource has its permission with a user-based policy. (1:1 mapping between resource and user-based policy). We have thousands of users.
We are using administration api to manage the user based policies.
Is there any way to update the policy without having to supply all users every time?
If a policy has 22.000 users, and I want to add a new user to this policy I have to send 22.001 users to the administration api.
This makes no sense and we also have to control the concurrency externally.
Is there any way to update the user-based policies atomically (addUser, removeUser) ?
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Hi all.
We have a keycloak resource server with, hundreds of resources: Each resource has its permission with a user-based policy. (1:1 mapping between resource and user-based policy). We have thousands of users.
We are using administration api to manage the user based policies.
Is there any way to update the policy without having to supply all users every time?
If a policy has 22.000 users, and I want to add a new user to this policy I have to send 22.001 users to the administration api.
This makes no sense and we also have to control the concurrency externally.
Is there any way to update the user-based policies atomically (addUser, removeUser) ?
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