Difference between revisions of "Enable Moodle Authentication using Keycloak"
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==Moodle Configuration== | ==Moodle Configuration== | ||
To perform below task, please use administation account. | |||
# Go to Site Administration > Server > OAuth2 Service | |||
# On '''Create New Service''', click on '''Custom Button''' | |||
# Below are the field to be completed | |||
## Name | |||
## Client ID | |||
## Client Secret | |||
## | |||
[[Category:DevOps]] | [[Category:DevOps]] | ||
[[Category:Moodle]] | [[Category:Moodle]] | ||
Revision as of 06:26, 23 March 2022
Introduction
This procedure is tested on Moodle 3.11.6 (Build: 20220314), which you can see on : Site Administration > Notification. The goals is to enable new login button on login screen to login using Keycloak
Steps
Preparation on Keycloak
You need to prepare the client-id on keycloak configuration for Moodle to use, please see How to configure for new client application on Keycloak. Below are the configuration data that you need to prepare.
- ClientID; this can be new client-id or your existing client-id, it depends on how you manage the scope of authorization
- Client Secret; Generated on each client-id
Moodle Configuration
To perform below task, please use administation account.
- Go to Site Administration > Server > OAuth2 Service
- On Create New Service, click on Custom Button
- Below are the field to be completed
- Name
- Client ID
- Client Secret