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## :fontawesome-solid-clipboard-list: Requirements
You will need to have the following info handy before configuring OAuth using Google Provider.
You will need to have the following info handy before configuring OAuth.
* <b>Client ID</b>: This is the public identifier of the OAuth application.
* <b>Client Secret</b>: Here, you need fill with the token access to the OAuth Application.
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* <b>User Identifier</b>: Identifier that will be used by Portainer to create an account for the authenticated user. Retrieved from the resource server specified via the Resource URL field.
* <b>Scopes</b>: Required by the OAuth provider to retrieve information about the authenticated user. Refer to your OAuth provider documentation for more information about this.
We will use KeyCloak as an example Provider and steps to obtain these:
We will use <b>KeyCloak</b> as an example Provider and steps to obtain these:
1. Login to KeyCloak Administration Console as an Admin
![KeyCloak](assets/oauthkeycl1.png)

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## :fontawesome-solid-clipboard-list: Requirements
You will need to have the following info handy before configuring OAuth using Google Provider.
You will need to have the following info handy before configuring OAuth using Github Provider.
* <b>Client ID</b>: Public identifier of the OAuth Application.
* <b>Client Secret</b>: The secret of this client.