Daniel Wertheim • 2/19/2023

Keycloak and multi tenancy using single Realm

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This article provides a step-by-step tutorial for enabling multi-tenancy in Keycloak without creating multiple realms or clients. It details how to use user attributes, create a client scope to represent tenants, add a mapper to extract attributes, and assign the scope to a client, resulting in tenant information being included in access tokens.

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