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WalkthroughThe documentation adds Keycloak tenant onboarding guidance and changes targeted instance creation to a Ready Tenant Account capability. The CLI adds Keycloak realm configuration, precedence rules, diagnostic login errors, persistence behavior, and test coverage. ChangesTenant management documentation
CLI OIDC configuration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The authorization guidance may still omit a required Ready Tenant Account relationship, which can cause tenant administrators to configure capabilities that do not work for the intended site. This is a bounded documentation risk requiring owner awareness before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant nicocli
participant ConfigOIDC
participant Keycloak
participant ConfigFile
nicocli->>ConfigOIDC: Resolve realm and client ID
nicocli->>Keycloak: Request OIDC token
Keycloak-->>nicocli: Return token or diagnostic error
nicocli->>ConfigFile: Persist resolved realm when applicable
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In `@docs/configuration/tenant_management.md`:
- Around line 209-210: Update the provider-only resources bullet in the tenant
management capability list to state that access applies across provider sites
only where the capability is effective, reflecting that a site override takes
precedence over the account default and a disabled override removes access.
In `@docs/configuration/tenant-management-keycloak.md`:
- Line 157: Update the tenant-management Keycloak configuration example to avoid
passing the client secret via command-line arguments; use a protected file,
stdin, or Kubernetes Secret reference instead of the `-s secret=...` form, while
preserving the example’s intended configuration.
- Around line 207-211: Update the credential-bearing Keycloak command example to
use HTTPS for production usage, and clearly label any HTTP setup.sh path as
isolated development-only or document its authenticated encrypted backchannel.
- Around line 51-54: Update the configuration explanation and the
troubleshooting row to distinguish the token endpoint built by --keycloak-url
from the issuer expected by externalBaseURL: document that the expected issuer
is externalBaseURL/realms/realm, while token retrieval may use a port-forward or
other endpoint as long as the token’s iss matches that configured issuer.
In `@docs/manuals/repair/release_instance_for_repair.md`:
- Line 170: Update the repair-tenant guidance for isRepairTenant to state that
the tenant account must be Ready and have targetedInstanceCreation enabled
before release-for-repair authorization succeeds; retain the existing Provider
Admin grant reference and warning for the original tenant.
In `@docs/manuals/repair/repair_integration.md`:
- Line 75: Update the isRepairTenant authorization guidance in the repair
integration documentation to state that the tenant needs a Ready Tenant Account
associated with the target site’s Infrastructure Provider and that
targetedInstanceCreation must resolve to true for that site, including the
applicable site override rules.
In `@docs/manuals/repair/repair_tenant_workflow.md`:
- Line 9: Update the repair tenant prerequisites section to document that it
must have a Ready Tenant Account for the target site’s provider and effective
targetedInstanceCreation enabled at that site, in addition to the existing
tenant-level grant. Retain the resource-access requirements and explain that
missing these conditions causes create-by-machine and isRepairTenant release
checks to return authorization failures.
In `@docs/provisioning/ingesting-hosts-rest-api.md`:
- Line 11: Update the TENANT_ADMIN requirements in the Expected Machines
documentation to require both site-effective TargetedInstanceCreation and a
tenant account associated with the site’s Infrastructure Provider, adding this
condition at both documented requirement points while preserving the existing
PROVIDER_ADMIN path.
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Didn't realize cli was also missing realm for OIDC, thank you @thossain-nv !
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In `@docs/configuration/tenant-management-keycloak.md`:
- Around line 264-266: Update the JWT payload decoding command to handle
base64url encoding from the token segment, either by using Python’s
base64.urlsafe_b64decode or by translating “-” and “_” to the standard base64
alphabet before decoding; preserve the existing padding and JSON formatting
behavior.
In `@docs/manuals/repair/online_repair.md`:
- Line 11: Update the online repair authorization guidance to state that tenant
workflows require effective targeted instance creation at the target site,
replacing the optional-sounding capability wording. Preserve the provider-admin
and privileged-tenant-admin access requirements and the existing configuration
reference.
In `@docs/manuals/repair/overview.md`:
- Line 42: Update the embedded Tenant summary guidance in the repair overview so
it states that capabilities.targetedInstanceCreation is omitted and capabilities
serializes as an empty object, rather than reporting false. Keep the existing
recommendation to read siteCapabilities from the tenant-account endpoint and
avoid the deprecated current-tenant capabilities field.
In `@docs/manuals/repair/release_instance_for_repair.md`:
- Line 170: Update docs/manuals/repair/release_instance_for_repair.md:170,
docs/manuals/repair/repair_integration.md:75, and
docs/manuals/repair/repair_tenant_workflow.md:9 to state that targeted instance
creation must be granted by a Ready Tenant Account for the Infrastructure
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docs/manuals/repair/repair_tenant_workflow.md:317 to include a wrong-provider
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docs/provisioning/ingesting-hosts-rest-api.md:11 and :31 to require the site's
provider account for the TENANT_ADMIN authorization path.
In `@rest-api/cli/pkg/auth.go`:
- Line 496: Update LoginWithOIDCConfig to append the loginFailureHint token
endpoint to OIDC grant errors before returning them, matching loginWithOIDCCmd
while preserving the existing error wrapping and diagnostic behavior.
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Keycloak deployments have a gap: the
<orgName>:<ROLE>realm role conventionNICo reads as org membership appears only in the realm JSON fixtures, so an operator
cannot get a Tenant Admin past a
403from the documentation. This PR adds aKeycloak Tenant onboarding page, makes one canonical section the source for the capability,
and points the pages that sent readers to
reference-install.mdfor claim mappings it doesnot contain.
Ten pages under
docs/reference thetargetedInstanceCreationcapability, none explainhow to grant it, and
manuals/repair/overview.mdstates that granting it to a regularTenant is not supported through the REST API. It is, as
siteCapabilitieson the TenantAccount, and the field the docs do describe,
capabilities.targetedInstanceCreation, is adeprecated read-only aggregate that stops being emitted on
October 1, 2026.Also, writing that page surfaced that
nicocli logincannot follow it.--keycloak-realmdefaults to
nico-devand--client-idtonico-api, which are the Kustomize developmentvalues rather than the
nicorealm andnico-restclienthelm-prereqs/setup.shinstalls,and the realm was the one login value
auth.oidccould not carry. A mismatch surfaced as abare
404naming neither the realm nor the flag, so this PR addsauth.oidc.realmwith thesame flag-over-config precedence
client_idalready uses, and reports the token endpointplus any built-in default in use when a login fails.
Type of Change
Breaking Changes
NICO_KEYCLOAK_REALMnow writes toauth.oidc.realminstead of reaching only the flaglayer, so
nicocli envreports it as applied. The flag defaults are unchanged.Testing
Additional Notes
TestEnvOverridesFromEnvironment_ReportsUnappliedFlagOnlyVarsasserted thatNICO_KEYCLOAK_REALMreportsApplied=false. That was the old contract, so the assertionis inverted here rather than added to
fixture moved in the same change, otherwise it just relocates the mismatch, so we should
decide that separately