fix kk-configure

[klinch0]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new CiliumNetworkPolicy named allow-to-keycloak to enable egress traffic to the Keycloak service.
  • Added a KeycloakRealmGroup entity for enhanced management of Keycloak clients, specifically for the kubeapps-admin group.

• Updates

  • Updated existing Keycloak client configurations to reference the new group and included a new client scope.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new CiliumNetworkPolicy named allow-to-keycloak, which permits egress traffic to the Keycloak service in the cozy-keycloak namespace. Additionally, a new KeycloakRealmGroup entity is added to the Keycloak configuration, enhancing the management of groups within the Keycloak realm. The modifications maintain the existing structure and logic of the YAML configurations, ensuring consistency and integration with other defined policies and configurations.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
packages/apps/tenant/templates/networkpolicy.yaml	Added new CiliumNetworkPolicy allow-to-keycloak for egress traffic to Keycloak service.
packages/system/keycloak-configure/templates/configure-kk.yaml	Introduced KeycloakRealmGroup entity for managing groups, updated existing Keycloak configurations.

Possibly related PRs

• Refactor Keycloak #502: The changes in this PR involve modifications to Keycloak configurations, which may relate to the new CiliumNetworkPolicy allowing egress traffic to Keycloak services, as both PRs deal with aspects of Keycloak integration within the Kubernetes environment.

Suggested labels

enhancement, size:L

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• klinch0

🐰 In a world of YAML, neat and bright,
A policy for Keycloak takes its flight.
With realms and groups, we weave a tale,
Egress flows freely, we shall not fail.
So hop along, let configurations play,
In cozy harmony, we’ll save the day! 🌼

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