Publish public docker container
See original GitHub issueIt would be great to have a published docker container to be used as an init container to keycloak kubernetes/helm installations, along with instructions to integrate that.
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I prefer to release pre build artifacts.
It’s more flexible, since users just can run curl from github directly inside the init container, entrypoint script or just getting the aritfact inside the docker build if they build an own keycloak image.
This is the
DockerfileI’m using and it works: