feat: upgrade operator and revamp module #6
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I'll mark this PR as draft since for the time being I need to troubleshoot this with @modridi because I could not bootstrap the devops-stack realm using the new CRD. |
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This PR completely revamps this module. It updates the Keycloak operator and the way Keycloak is deployed. It also provides a new way to bootstrap the DevOps Stack realm, since the Keycloak team depreciated the CRDs used before to deploy said resources.
This could be a v1.0.0, as far as I'm concerned.