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Currently we have there layers of services for login:
auth.openshift.io -> sso.openshift.io (OSIO Keycloak) -> developers.redhat.com (RHD Keycloak).
As soon as we switch Che to use Auth service and have authorization service in place on the auth.openshift.io side we can get rid of the OSIO Keycloak layer a start using RHD Keycloak directly.
Phase 1 : Stop talking to keycloak except during login.
Currently we have there layers of services for login:
auth.openshift.io -> sso.openshift.io (OSIO Keycloak) -> developers.redhat.com (RHD Keycloak).
As soon as we switch Che to use Auth service and have authorization service in place on the auth.openshift.io side we can get rid of the OSIO Keycloak layer a start using RHD Keycloak directly.
Phase 1 : Stop talking to keycloak except during login.
Phase 2: Talk to RHD directly during login
Dependency
- [ ] Support local login Add support for local login #584Also tracked in openshiftio GitHub - openshiftio/openshift.io#2367
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