Puppetboard was connecting to PuppetDB on port 8080 (plain HTTP), causing
403 Forbidden errors on the /metrics/v2 Jolokia endpoint which requires
HTTPS with a Puppet certificate. Also replaced the invalid
PUPPETDB_SSL_SKIP_VERIFY var with the correct PUPPETDB_SSL_VERIFY,
PUPPETDB_CERT, and PUPPETDB_KEY pointing to the certs already generated
by the cert-generator init container.
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DEBUG:urllib3.connectionpool:Starting new HTTP connection (1): puppetdb:8081
ERROR:pypuppetdb.api.base:Could not reach PuppetDB on puppetdb:8081 over HTTP.
- puppetdb_host assumes HTTP when not verifying ssl
Reviewed-on: #58
- Update PuppetDB connections from HTTP (8080) to HTTPS (8081)
- Add automatic certificate generation for Puppetboard using Puppet CA
- Implement initContainers for proper certificate provisioning before app start
- Add dedicated PVC for Puppetboard certificates with RWX access
- Configure SSL verification and client authentication for secure PuppetDB access
Reviewed-on: #50
complete the implementation of puppet in kubernetes, taking many
features from the openvox helm chart and improving on them. changes from
helm are:
- using vault for storing secrets
- using g10k instead of r10k
- using a single shared g10k cronjob for all masters/compilers
- using a single shared /etc/puppetlabs/code directory (shared, cephfs)
changes:
- deploy puppet master and compiler servers with statefulset/deployment
- deploy puppetdb with postgresql backend, taking advantage of cnpg cluster and pooler
- deploy puppetboard
- all supporting configmaps, services, ingresses, and hpas
- added vaultstaticsecret for eyaml private keys
- configured secure mounting of eyaml keys at /var/lib/puppet/keys/
- updated base kustomization to include all 23 new puppet resource files
Reviewed-on: #29
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