This might be biased on my part but experiences like this is why I tend to openly avoid most Red Hat projects in general. There are definitely some great projects like RHEL, Ansible that are nice to work with.
Even professionally, I tend to steer clear of immature Red Hat projects.
We evaluated Keycloak but went with a vendor solution. OpenShift I believe was also evaluated at my firm and hit a dead-end.
Openshift is a great solution for a k8s setup on prem. From my experience it doesn't bring a whole lot when you're already on the cloud. All the additional services openshift provides, are already available as part of the major cloud offerings.
Even professionally, I tend to steer clear of immature Red Hat projects.
We evaluated Keycloak but went with a vendor solution. OpenShift I believe was also evaluated at my firm and hit a dead-end.