Really? It prefers a database, sure, but you can also store on disk. And you can also configure the main user with env variables.
It starts within <3s on my toy server since they refractored it a few years ago and uses less then 100mb ram (again, toy server, not many users etc)
Idk, calling that a behemoth is kinda a stretch at that point...?
The thing that annoys me about keycloak is how they decided to ship it. I really don't want to maintain a CI Pipeline to deploy it .. but you're kinda forced to with how they've designed their docker image.
Not an issue for enterprise as they're gonna be doing that anyway, but annoying for home servers
Great choice!
> keycloak [...]'s a behemoth
Really? It prefers a database, sure, but you can also store on disk. And you can also configure the main user with env variables.
It starts within <3s on my toy server since they refractored it a few years ago and uses less then 100mb ram (again, toy server, not many users etc)
Idk, calling that a behemoth is kinda a stretch at that point...?
The thing that annoys me about keycloak is how they decided to ship it. I really don't want to maintain a CI Pipeline to deploy it .. but you're kinda forced to with how they've designed their docker image. Not an issue for enterprise as they're gonna be doing that anyway, but annoying for home servers