Not overly long, good audio/video quality, descriptive voiceover which is easy to follow along with. Only a few minor things: * Describing cutting the video until the process finishes usually isn't necessary, it's something you can visualize with a transition/cut/sped up footage, and having the narrator say something along the lines of "This process may take a few minutes" usually suffices. This would probably save you 30 sec to a minute of time. * Title and ending slides are good bookends for the video. Instead of doing the intro VO on the catalog screen, which has a lot of visual noise and can be a little distracting, creating a clean, unified title slide with the title, name of the narrator, and their title is a good way to start and end the video, and is overall less distracting. The final slide can simply be a "Thank you" slide or a slide with the Keycloak logo on it. * If there are any KBase/documentation articles that relate to the video, putting them in the description is pretty useful for those who want more information. That's more or less what immediately stands out to me. Overall great job!