You proposed it as an alternative to the complexity in the OP, but it's more or less the same thing: edit a bunch of config files and run some cryptic commands
It’s not an alternative. It’s a different technology stack altogether. I posted it as a response to show you that one does not need Kubernetes to run Keycloak.
What would you expect to see instead of a bunch of configuration files and cryptic commands?
> What would you expect to see instead of a bunch of configuration files and cryptic commands?
The fact that you even need to ask ..
Like, it's so _obvious_ that any computer system can't possible be made to work properly without a bunch of cryptic configuration files and cryptic commands.