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Discover how Cloud-IAM delivers zero-downtime Keycloak updates through innovative architecture, advanced automation, and flexible cluster management. Enjoy seamless upgrades, fast rollbacks, and guaranteed high availability for your IAM services.

Keycloak self-update

Zero-Downtime Upgrades in Cloud-IAM: How We Keep Keycloak Clusters Always On

Learn how to extend your existing LDAP infrastructure using Keycloak—without replatforming. This guide covers integration strategies, SSO, MFA, and identity federation best practices.

Modernizing LDAP with Keycloak: Build a Scalable, Secure IAM Architecture

What is a Passkey and how do passkeys work? Passkeys simplify authentication by combining something you have (your trusted device) and something you are (biometrics). Instead of remembering a password, users authenticate with their fingerprint, face scan, or device PIN. Behind the scenes, passkeys use public-key cryptography, ensuring that credentials cannot be stolen, intercepted, or phished.

Passkey

Passkey: how does it work ?

As an IAM SaaS company, our work often remains in the shadows—until something goes wrong. Today, I want to shed light on how we handle security at the very first layer all IAM systems have: the login page. Specifically, I’ll walk you through an incident we managed at Cloud-IAM, where we provide a managed Keycloak solution, and share some insights on securing authentication systems against evolving DDoS threats.

Our resilience against cyber attacks

When Your Login Page Becomes the Frontline: Lessons from a Real-World DDoS Attack

As launched in the v25 version as a feature preview, the sessions are stored in the database. This means that during a migration, from the 25 to 26 migration, you will not lose your sessions anymore. 

Keycloak V26 release

Keycloak V26 now available for all our customers

We did some performance tests to ensure that what we brought (performance issues) for the v24 are now corrected with this new algorithm as described in the Keycloak release note. 

Keycloak v25 improved performance

Keycloak v25 - improved performance

In a cloud infrastructure, a multi-tenant architecture means that clients* within the same deployment are virtually separated.

Keycloak multi-tenant architecture

Keycloak multi-tenancy architecture

Dans une infrastructure cloud, une architecture multi-tenant signifie qu’une installation est partagée pour plusieurs clients. C’est une mutualisation qui permet généralement des économies d’échelle. 

Keycloak architecture multi-tenant [fr]

Keycloak multi-tenant

Keycloak Encrypted Full Exports, now available. This feature empowers you with unprecedented control over your Keycloak data, ensuring it remains exclusively yours, free from any vendor lock-in.

Feature export Keycloak

Keycloak Encrypted Full Exports

Keycloak v24 release, brings an advanced algorithm and heightened iteration for password hashing. Although this new feature brings more security, it will, for sure, need more resources and time to execute some requests.

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