<p>So I have a spring boot application, which is deployed as a pod in Kubernetes. I also have a Keycloak server running in Kubernetes  (Same namespace). I am facing an issue with logging into my application through a browser on my local machine.</p>
<p>So I am specifying the <code>auth-server-url=http://keycloak-service-name:8080/auth</code>, so that my pod can access it, and it can. The problem arrises when I try to log in to my application, as it redirects to <code>http://keycloak-service-name:8080/auth</code> and this cannot be resolved locally as it is the Kubernetes service.</p>
<p>I also have ingress set up, so I tried specify the auth URL as the ingress <code>http://keycloak-ingress/auth</code>, but then my pod cannot access this and gets an error &quot;Failed to load URLs from ...&quot; as it cannot resolve the ingress domain. However, I can access the ingress from my browser.</p>
<p>I feel like I am missing something really obvious here, I need some kind of URL that is accessible to both the pod within the cluster, as well as outside the cluster. Or maybe there is someway to specify a seperate URL for the lookup my application is doing to &quot;Load the URL's&quot;?</p>
<p>The only way I have managed to get this to work is by exposing the service externally and using the external IP and port, but this is not an acceptable solution.</p>

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<p>I found out that there is a frontend URL parameter in the keycloak server. I set this to point to my ingress, and set the <code>auth-server-url</code> to point to my keycloak service name. This solved my problem, in that when my application does a lookup internally it uses the service, but when I access the frontend it uses the ingress.</p>
