Manager APIMAN - KEYCLOAK : Logout

[JYassine]

SETUP

Apiman version : 2.2.0.Final

Keycloak version : 15.1.1

Environment

Operating system : Linux
Java 11
Any custom JVM settings ? No
Manager platform : Wildfly

Gateway platform : Wildfly

Description :
Hello,

We would like to have more information on APIMAN and keycloak exchange because we ran into a problem with the logout of the manager APIMAN.

Issue #1757 fixed our authentication (login) problem, but the APIMAN manager logout no longer works.

Simplified architecture of our application :
reverse-proxy <> APIMAN manager (keycloak on the same server).

The process is as follows :

When you logout to the APIMAN manager interface (API configuration administration console), the following error appears :

"failed to invoke remote logout: java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out (Connection timed out)"

Screenshots

How can we configure the keycloak so that the client can logout in the manager APIMAN ?

Test :

We tested to change the configuration "Valid Redirect URIs" (apimanui client) in the keycloak :

Attribute : Valid Redirect URIs

In the description of keycloak of this attribute, it is the same URL that is used for login and logout.

Screenshots

Expected behaviour

When we logout it redirect to authentication page of APIMAN manager.

Could you please help us on this matter?

Thank you for your help and collaboration,
Sincerely.
Jrad Yassine

[msavy]

Good evening, @JYassine.

Your first problem wasn't a bug; it was a configuration issue with Keycloak (hence why it was moved to discussions). If you have a moment, can you please also mark which reply helped fix your problem, this will ensure other community users with the same issue can benefit.

From what I can see, this exception you are seeing is also a Keycloak configuration issue. Community-grade support here is generally focussed on Apiman only, and is only provided when contributors (such as me) have spare time available to reply.

NB: please provide stack traces as blocks or gist, not as screenshots. Screenshots are much harder/impossible to analyse.