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Enable Composite Roles , in the drop down for Client Roles, select chefs and then select the user role and click Add selected.
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Create the role CHEFS AdministratorAdmin.
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Enable Composite Roles, in the drop down for Client Roles, select chefs and then select the CHEFS User and admin role and click Add selected for both.
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Set the Root URL and Admin URL to the host your CHEFS app will be listening on. In this example, it’s listening on http://localhost:8081. Set the Web Origins to * to allow all origins. Then click Save at the bottom of the page.
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In the Client Scopes tab, select chefs in the Default Client Scopes under Available Client Scopes and then click Add selected.
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In the roles tab, click the Add Role button to create a role.
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Check the family name, email, client roles, given name, full name, audience resolve, and username then click Add selected.
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In the Scope tab, select chefs in the Client Roles and then select admin and user and click Add selected for both of them.
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Create another Client Scope called chefs-frontend and disable Display On Consent Screen.
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Click on the Mappers tab and then click the Create button to create some mappers.
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Create a protocol mapper called chefs-frontend-aud, set the Mapper type to Audience then in the Included Client Audience dropdown select chefs-frontend.
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Check the family name, email, client roles, given name, full name, audience resolve, and username then click Add selected.
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In the roles page, click on default-roles-chefs.
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In the dropdown for Client Roles, select chefs then select CHEFS User and then click Add selected.
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You’ll then need to add in your required identity providers, the guide to doing so can be found:
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