Building a Quarkus based webapp, I encounter the following issue:

I am trying to upgrade an application from 3.8.5 to current version which is 3.11.2.

In Quarkus, when returning a url to another resource or a url for a redirect,
how to get the url of the other resource?

I want to run Keycloak, which is based on Quarkus, which for some reasons listen on all interfaces of my system. I would like to restrict that to localhost only, but am unable to do so. In the past, Quarkus listened to localhost by default only, which changed to localhost by default in the DEV profile only and it even contained errors simply logging the wrong host and port it actually listens on.

I am struggling to get a solution to keep the log history in a limited number of files.
There is no something like:

The following code used to work before I upgraded my QuarkUS version to 3.10.2

I have a Quarkus Multi-Module Project (with Gradle), with following projects:

I’m creating a quarkus api with postgres and Keycloak and uploading it to containers.
I am first uploading the keycloak and postgres containers, after uploading I configure keycloak to authenticate my Api endpoints and then I enter the OIDC settings in my application.properties file and upload the application container.
The application container goes up but does not connect with the keycloak and returns the following:

A service endpoint needs to return a url to another endpoint of the same service.
How to get the actual real live http port the Quarkus service is running on?

A service endpoint needs to return a url to another endpoint of the same service.
How to get the actual real live http port the Quarkus service is running on?