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Documentation Model

Documentation Model

Provider Keycloak has a large API surface. Keep the documentation useful by separating authored guidance from generated reference material.

Authored content

Write and review these pages by hand:

  • Getting started pages that teach the first successful installation and realm.
  • Scenario guides that combine several resources into a working integration.
  • Troubleshooting pages that explain symptoms, causes, and fixes.
  • AI usage pages that describe how to consume the docs.

Authored pages should answer “when and why should I use this?” and include tested examples or links to manifests in examples/.

Generated or schema-derived content

The following content should come from generated artifacts or be checked against them:

  • Complete spec.forProvider field lists.
  • Reference and selector fields.
  • Status fields and connection secret keys.
  • API group, version, kind, plural name, and scope.
  • Repeated Crossplane fields such as providerConfigRef, deletionPolicy, and managementPolicies.

The source of truth for this data is package/crds/*.yaml. When the APIs change, regenerate the provider artifacts and update only the curated explanations that need human context.

Resource page checklist

Each resource page should include:

  • A short explanation of what the resource manages.
  • A small API reference block.
  • One or more realistic examples.
  • Links to related guides or examples.
  • A pointer back to package/crds/ for exhaustive schema details.

Avoid hand-maintaining complete field tables in Markdown unless they are generated from the CRD OpenAPI schema.