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Remove keycloak from llm-proxy and put it behind the auth-proxy #561
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llm-proxy currently embeds its own keycloak-based authentication. With the
new auth model, all auth is handled by the auth-proxy that already fronts
the rest of the stack. llm-proxy should sit fully behind the auth-proxy
and stop doing its own auth.
What needs to happen
deployment (env vars, mounts, sidecars, anything related).
requests arrive already-authenticated.
feed keycloak credentials.
Relies on #560