if this is a shared service, deconfigure keycloak, and delete the resources in the local namespace
This means removing
- the configmap and in the target namespace
- secret in the target namespace , and
- removing the public client created during the provision . ?
* We should not remove the realm as we will not know if it is an active realm or being used by another client. *
Possibly, if we stored information in the encode binding during the provision that we created the realm,
then we could check for the number of clients, if it is 0 we could then remove the realm. However I think
It is safer to not remove the realm after it has been created given the possibility of it being shared.
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