WildFly uses Socket Binding groups to configure the network ports, which will be open and listening for incoming connections. In Standalone mode, there is a single Socket Binding Group which is used to define port settings. The Value of http.port represents the Port used for http requests.
However if setting the value as Parameter doesn't work, you may
have more luck with trying one of the three steps below:
1. Change it in the configuration File
Stop the Server.
Do a Backup of the configuration File.
Edit the Value
<socket-binding name="http"
port="${jboss.http.port:8080}"/>
in .../keycloak/standalone/configuration/standalone.xml
Restart the Server.
2. Via WildFly Admin GUI (HAL Management Console)
Login as WildFly User (Account needs to be created via separate
command on CLI)
Go to http://localhost:9990/console/index.html#socket-binding;name=standard-sockets
Click on Inbound -> select http > edit
Change the Value and save.
3. Use a loadbalancer
In bigger setups you can also use a loadbalancer listening on
Port 80 to forward requests to Port 8080 of your Keycloak Server
Instances.
Regards
networksecurityvodoo
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