implementing-scalekit-springboot-auth

To integrate Scalekit OIDC authentication into Spring Boot 3.x, add the spring-boot-starter-oauth2-client dependency, configure Scalekit settings in application.yml, and implement a custom SecurityFilterChain for OAuth2 login.

Configure OAuth2 login and logout by defining application.yml properties for Scalekit env-url, client-id, and client-secret, then implement a SecurityConfig with a custom SecurityFilterChain and a robust logout handler using the OIDC end-session endpoint.

You need the spring-boot-starter-oauth2-client dependency to enable Scalekit SSO and OIDC, which facilitates the authorization_code flow and integrates with the Scalekit SDK for secure user authentication.

Yes, Scalekit OIDC supports enterprise single sign-on and end-session logout in Spring Boot by configuring spring-boot-starter-oauth2-client with a custom SecurityFilterChain and an OIDC logout handler for a complete login-logout experience.

Yes, you can protect specific routes and access user identity tokens by defining protected routes in your custom SecurityConfig and utilizing the OAuth2 login capabilities to retrieve user identity information via the Scalekit integration.