Re: [keycloak-user] Docker and Invalid token issuer
Hi,
I think is a hostname problem not a IP problem. The IP can be private but you should
reference your keycloak server using always the same hostname, when you get and when you
check the token (your applications do the check).
I had a similar problem inside a docker swarm cluster because some applications referenced
the keycloak server with an internal name and other with a different or external name.
I hope this helps.
Lorenzo
Il giorno 14 feb 2019, alle ore 20:03, Svyatoslav Babych
<s.babych(a)dataclaritycorp.com> ha scritto:
Good morning everyone,
Could you please help me with this, I believe, common problem:
I setup keycloak in Docker container, and have second container what communicate with
Keycloak through private IP.
I acquire access token through public IP and then send request to this second container.
As a result - "Invalid token issuer" exception.
Unfortunately second container cannot use public IP.
Appreciate any help with this ?
Thank you,
Best regards,
Svyat
Svyatoslav Babych | Senior Solution Architect, Technical team Lead
s.babych(a)dataclaritycorp.com
DataClarity Corporation | www.dataclaritycorp.com
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