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Configure Environment Variables for Dedicated Keycloak Clusters

· 2 min read
Phase Two
Hosted Keycloak and Keycloak Support

Phase Two has been storming ahead with our managed Keycloak hosting platform, dash.phasetwo.io. As part of our commitment to providing flexible and powerful hosting solutions, we are excited to announce that users can now set environment variables for their dedicated Keycloak clusters directly through the Phase Two Dash.

Auth.it featured on Keycloak Friday Chat

· One min read
Phase Two
Hosted Keycloak and Keycloak Support

Phase Two has recently launched Auth.it, a modern authentication platform built for developers who want the power of Keycloak with the simplicity, polish, and developer experience of modern identity providers like WorkOS, Stytch, and Clerk — all at a fraction of the cost.

Last Friday, Niko Köbler (aka "Mr. Keycloak"), invited us to demonstrate Auth.it and explain how we built it on his livestream, Keycloak Friday Chat. If you're interested in an overview of the new platform, and would like to know the details of how it was implemented as a set of Keycloak extensions, please watch the recording of the livestream.

Run the Keycloak Admin UI Locally (with Phase Two Extensions)

· 5 min read
Phase Two
Hosted Keycloak and Keycloak Support

Developing custom additions to the Keycloak Admin UI can be fiddly and slow. At Phase Two we maintain several popular community extensions that must track frequent Keycloak releases. Below is the approach we use to develop and verify Admin UI changes quickly against a running Keycloak image that includes our extensions.

Phase Two Releases Self Service Resource Management

· 2 min read
Phase Two
Hosted Keycloak and Keycloak Support

We’re excited to announce the release of Self-Service Resource Management in the Phase Two Dash. This new capability empowers customers running dedicated Keycloak clusters to directly upload and manage their own resources—such as custom themes and extensions—without waiting for Phase Two intervention.