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1 year ago Hi @ddurham2 thanks for the question. There isn't good documentation on packaging this all up yourself, as our assumption is that you'll use our docker images. Sorry about that.
Regarding packaging, both options are fine. I'm not familiar with the Bitnami Keycloak image, and it looks like from a quick review of their docs that they're assuming option 2, so I'd go with that.
You can get the jar file from the maven repo, but it's not as easy programmatically. What we do is to create a maven pom with the jars we need, have that build a bundle (using the maven ear plugin), and then copy those jars to the image or mount them. Here is an example that fetches all of our extensions: https://github.com/p2-inc/phasetwo-containers/blob/main/libs/pom.xml
Regarding the realm attributes / webhooks question, they are different things that are configured differently. Take a look at my comment here and see if that helps https://github.com/p2-inc/keycloak-events/issues/17#issuecomment-1541996689
Also, if you are getting a 404 on the API endpoint, check to see if you have KC_HTTP_RELATIVE_PATH=/auth set in your env vars. Keycloak now allows this to be empty, which would make the endpoint /realms/<realm>/attributes if it's not set.
ddurham2
Hello, I've got a working deployment of keycloak using bitnami's helm chart into a k8s cluster.
I would like to enhance things with keycloak-events (e.g. sending an email when a user registers). My plan is to define a webhook/http-endpoint that sends an http request to a custom service that performs the necessary action. Your keycloak-events extension seems like the perfect thing.
However, I'm having some trouble figuring out how I'm going to alter the deployment programatically.
From the docs, it looks like I need to copy the necessary (4?) jar files to the
providers/directory before starting keycloak.So I ask the question: how to do this?
These are probably both doable. But how do I obtain the jar files?
I'm not very familiar with maven. I saw the other Issue that points me to the maven repo. Is there a straight-forward/recommended way to obtain these jar files programatically? I just need them brought down locally somehow. Can maven do that, itself? Any tips?
Following this, I'll need to configure some webhooks as the keycloak starts up. I read in your docs that I can do this either by manually inserting into the
realm_attributestable (not a big fan of that). Or I can use the "Realm Update" method (but that link is broken in the docs). Or I can use the API that your extension provides at/auth/realms/<realm>/attributes. I fired up your docker image, but hitting that url in the browser for the master realm gave a "Page not found" error. Is that expected? Are there specific REST operations I must use? Is that documented somewhere?Thanks in advance for the help!