Configuring Service Registry

Go to Operators -> Installed Operators menu, then select Red Hat Integration - Service Registry Operator. Click the Apicurio Registry tab, and then service-registry link to update Service Registry.
Service Registry Authn & Authz
Service Registry Authn & Authz
Insert this snippet under the configuration section as a screenshot below.
```
security:
   keycloak:
      url: "https://keycloak-<NAMESPACE>.apps.<CLUSTER_DOMAIN>/auth"
      realm: "registry"
```
Make sure you have edit the url value to be the same as Keycloak HTTP route (as you configured in Ingress in this section) or HTTPS route (you've noted in the step 5 in this section) depends on whether you're using HTTP or HTTPS for Service Registry web console URL.
Also update the realm attribute value as well if you changed to something else when you created a realm in the step 2 in this section.
Service Registry Authn & Authz
Wait for a few minutes, the Service Registry Operator will rollout new pods with the configs. Then open the Service Registry web console URL, you will be directed to login page via Red Hat Single Sign-On.
Enter username and password configured in YAML when you created KeycloakRealm in this section to login.
Service Registry Authn & Authz
Service Registry Authn & Authz
You should be able to log in to Service Registry web console and log out from the console via user icon at the top right corner.
Service Registry Authn & Authz

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