A minimal OpenID Connect (OIDC)-secured Vaadin Flow application with Spring Boot

A minimal OpenID Connect (OIDC)-secured Vaadin Flow application with Spring Boot

So, do you want or need to build a Java-based web application that is secured by a Single Sign-On (SSO) login? This is a very typical use case where you have part of an application that is not public and requires an authenticated user to access it.

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How to add Single-Sign-On to your Vaadin application

According to our recent community survey, nearly 75% of Vaadin users store their users' login credentials in their own database. While this may seem like the best way to keep control of your data and business processes, it can hurt your application's user experience and overall security. ...
How to configure cidaas for Vaadin SSO Kit

How to configure cidaas for Vaadin SSO Kit

There are good reasons to use Identity & Access Managers (IAM) with Single Sign On (SSO) capabilities in your applications. Users typically want to authenticate once with the SSO solution rather than reauthenticate with individual applications repeatedly. SSO saves time and improves the overall ...