Containerized Keycloak

Usage

docker compose up -d

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OR

• Option 1 docker build -t brakmic/keycloak . (default Dockerfile)
• Option 2 docker build -t brakmic/keycloak -f Dockerfile.providers (to import providers)
• Option 3 docker build -t brakmic/keycloak -f Dockerfile.import . (to import both test-realm.json and providers)

Then run it with docker run --rm -it -p 8080:8080 brakmic/keycloak

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docker-compose.yml

This Docker Compose configuration defines two services: keycloak and postgres.

The keycloak service is built using the default Dockerfile and has several volumes mounted for different directories, including providers, themes, and configuration files.

It runs the kc.sh start-dev command that automatically imports test-realm.json.

The Keycloak server is exposed on port 8080, and environment variables are set for database configuration, Quarkus host, Keycloak URL, admin credentials, etc.

It depends on the postgres service and will be restarted on failure.

The postgres service uses the official Postgres image, with a volume for data storage, and environment variables for database configuration. Both services are connected to their respective networks.