Docs: regroup architecture and remove stale identity text
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Assessment
- Difficulty
- 4/5
- Estimated time
- 3-5 days
- Newbie friendliness
- 48/100
- Issue type
- Documentation
- Clarity
- Clearly specified
- Activity status
- Active
- Tech stack
- python
- Domain
- documentation
Research direction
Read PLAN.md Phase 4 and resolve dependency #442 before starting. Review docs/architecture/identity-*.md, docs/architecture/diagrams/README.md, the architecture and guide pages, and navigation.yaml; preserve Keycloak references in ADR History footers. Finish when the identity classes and network policy/RBAC pages are present, navigation covers all pages, the specified grep finds no current-behaviour Keycloak text, and openlakeforge.dev builds with zero broken links.
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Description
Part of the docs restructure for openlakeforge.dev (PLAN.md, Phase 4). Depends on #442.
Scope
- Group
docs/architecture/identity-*.mdunderdocs/architecture/identity/, and add the identity classes page for #178 (human, in-cluster workload, cloud workload, and the mechanism that governs each). - Add a network policy and RBAC page for #46, including Dex egress to GitHub.
- Move
docs/architecture/diagrams/README.mdtodocs/architecture/diagrams.md; the chart sources stay where they are. - Remove stale Keycloak,
olf users, invitation and SMTP text from architecture and guide pages; ADR History footers keep it as history. - Final
navigation.yamlpass: every page sits under Get started, Tutorial, Guides, Reference, Architecture or Decisions.
Acceptance
-
git grep -i keycloak -- docs ':!docs/adr'returns nothing that describes current behaviour. - The #178 acceptance line "contract documentation states the three classes" is met.
- openlakeforge.dev builds against this commit with zero broken links.
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