[WFLY-18768] OpenShift support for the mail quickstart

[Dkafetzis]

https://issues.redhat.com/browse/WFLY-18768

[openshift-ci]

Hi @Dkafetzis. Thanks for your PR.

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[emmartins]

hi @Dkafetzis , I am delegating review to @yersan , who leads mail's component

[yersan]

/ok-to-test

[yersan]

Hello @Dkafetzis , you did great work with this, thanks!

I've added minor notes to review, also, when I compile the mail server locally, the readme.html generated does not contain all the steps related to helm charts and OpenShift, what is the trick to read the final documentation generated from this soruces?

[yersan]

s/The backend will be built and deployed/The application will be built and deployed

Named it backend here does not sound correct to me, it is not a backend that exposes any API to other front-end applications.

[Dkafetzis]

This is part of a shared doc that gets generated once the asciidoctor flattens the README-source.adoc file. So it is the same for everyone that references it

[emmartins]

FYI no need to update manually this file, once the PR is merged this will be auto updated

[emmartins]

@yersan FYI you can use -Pdocs or -Drelease to rebuild the html

[Dkafetzis]

@yersan Applied the suggested changes. Also fixed the Readme, it should now generate correctly.

[emmartins]

The changes looks good to me. If CI testing is green and @yersan approves too I will merge it.

[emmartins]

Please note that Kubernetes support will be needed to overcome the CI fail, but this can be done in a separated JIRA and PR. In case you want to do it here and now please let me know so I point you in the right direction.

[Dkafetzis]

@emmartins I'd like to also add support for kubernetes on the quickstart but In another issue since this is not part of Openshift and this one has been open for a long time.

[emmartins]

@Dkafetzis FYI not forgotten, just waiting for additional @kstekovi review, who will later add some testing changes on top of your work, this may take a week or more