Request for Access to Keycloak Project Data

Dear Keycloak Customer Support,

I am reaching out regarding an issue I have encountered with a project I commissioned a developer to create. Unfortunately, my experience with this developer has been extremely frustrating as they were unable to deliver a fully functional project. Now, I find myself in a difficult situation because all of my app’s dependencies are tied to Keycloak, and I no longer have full access to it.

I currently have the secret key and other critical environment variables for my application stored in Keycloak, but I am unable to authenticate and access the data. The following details are from my production environment configuration:

Production Environment Configuration

Keycloak Authentication

KEYCLOAK_URL=http://96.30.199.117:8080
KEYCLOAK_REALM_NAME=team_online
KEYCLOAK_BACKEND_CLIENT_ID=benyon_be
KEYCLOAK_BACKEND_CLIENT_SECRET=KpS08hhGvpAII7Z3CbXZC4QiXCmQfInL

PostgreSQL for Keycloak

POSTGRES_DB=keycloak_5nhd
POSTGRES_USER=keycloak
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=D2038AjiGTaDtTuEv1rroBPgOV8DNnOF

Keycloak Admin Credentials

KEYCLOAK_ADMIN=admin
KEYCLOAK_ADMIN_PASSWORD=admin123

Since I do not have access to Keycloak, I am now stuck and unable to proceed with any development or modifications. The developer I hired has not provided any support or updates, and I am left without a solution.

Therefore, I kindly request your assistance in providing access to my Keycloak instance so that I can view the database and user data stored within. If possible, I would also like to schedule a short meeting with your technical support team to help resolve this matter. It would be greatly appreciated, as everything is currently dependent on Keycloak, and without access, I am unable to move forward.

Thank you for your time and support. I look forward to your response.

Best regards,
Usama Aamir

This is a community forum, there’s no customer nor technical support, as Keycloak is OSS with only community support. If you’d like to get commercial support, please look for proper offers, like e.g. Red Hat Build of Keycloak (RHBK). Thanks.