- Changed api-base-url from :5001 to :30501
- Changed keycloak-url from :8080 to :30808
- Changed keycloak-authority from :8080 to :30808
The frontend was trying to connect to port 8080 which is not exposed
externally. Keycloak is accessible via NodePort 30808.
- Frontend: nodePort 3000 → 30080
- Backend: nodePort 5001 → 30501, service port 5001 → 8080
- Keycloak: nodePort 8080 → 30808
Kubernetes requires NodePort to be in range 30000-32767.
The service port (internal) and targetPort (container) remain
unchanged for compatibility with existing configurations.
- Removed localhost:3000/* from redirectUris in realm-export.json
- Removed localhost:3000 from webOrigins in realm-export.json
- Removed localhost:3000/* from post.logout.redirect.uris
- Removed localhost:3000 from keycloak-realm-import-configmap.yaml
- Updated running Keycloak instance via kcadm.sh
Only port 30080 is now configured for OAuth redirects.
- Frontend: Changed NodePort from 30080 to 3000 (matches Docker port)
- Backend: Changed NodePort from 30081 to 5001 (matches Docker port)
- Keycloak: Changed NodePort from 30082 to 8080 (matches Docker port)
- Updated ConfigMap URLs to use new ports
- Updated NEXTAUTH_URL to use port 3000
This ensures Kubernetes deployment uses the same ports as Docker Compose
for consistency across environments.
Trust external host for Auth.js, provide missing frontend auth env/secrets, and submit a proper CSRF-backed sign-in POST so browser login reaches Keycloak reliably.
Update Keycloak probe/realm import behavior and authority config so auth services start reliably on the dev cluster, while keeping CD deployment steps aligned with the actual Kubernetes overlay behavior.
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