[bitnami/keycloak] Added aliases for environment variables from Keycloak documentation #73141
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Signed-off-by: Trevor Dearham <[email protected]>
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Description of the change
Currently some of the environment variable mentioned in the Keycloak documentation have aliases in the scripts, but others do not. I followed the changes from #72481 to build this pull request.
Benefits
Transferring an existing setup from the Keycloak containers to the Bitnami setup takes less effort, although there are differences.
Possible drawbacks
It may make the setup differences less obvious, but then all aliases should be removed.
Applicable issues
Currently none.
Additional information
Keycloak 26 has been released. When the new release is created there may be new environment variables that can have aliases.