- 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
This resolves SSL certificate verification failures preventing puppetdb access
- Update OPENVOXDB_SERVER_URLS from https://puppetdb:8081 to http://puppetdb:8080
- External access to puppetdb will still use HTTPS via ingress
- Internal cluster communication does not require encryption
Reviewed-on: #47
- change puppet/puppetca -> LoadBalancer
- dedicate ip's for puppet and puppetca loadbalancers
- name the puppetserver port
- remove puppet/puppetca ingress
Reviewed-on: #35
puppetdb_port has tcp:// in it, even though we pass the correct variable
in from a configmap.
```
ben@metabox ~/s/p/argocd-apps> kubectl --context admin run debug-pod --image=busybox --rm -it --restart=Never -n puppet -- env | grep -i puppetdb_port
PUPPETDB_PORT_8081_TCP_PORT=8081
PUPPETDB_PORT_8081_TCP_PROTO=tcp
PUPPETDB_PORT=tcp://10.43.101.142:8080
PUPPETDB_PORT_8080_TCP=tcp://10.43.101.142:8080
PUPPETDB_PORT_8080_TCP_ADDR=10.43.101.142
PUPPETDB_PORT_8081_TCP=tcp://10.43.101.142:8081
PUPPETDB_PORT_8080_TCP_PROTO=tcp
PUPPETDB_PORT_8081_TCP_ADDR=10.43.101.142
PUPPETDB_PORT_8080_TCP_PORT=8080
```
Reviewed-on: #32
the puppetca is not pointing to the puppetmasters which prevents the
puppet-compilers from starting, preventing puppetdb/puppetboard from
starting.
- point puppetca service -> puppetserver-master
Reviewed-on: #31
updating all the names of services and their respective filenames to
better match the way puppet infra is used in my lab.
- puppet -> the compilers
- puppetca -> the master(s)
- puppetdb -> the puppetdb
- puppetboard -> puppetboard
updated references to these services in all other definitions I could find
note: need a good way to test these changes with argocd
Reviewed-on: #30
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
g10k hardlinks, so reqires that the cache and code be in the same pvc.
updated r10k repository with cachedir in same pvc, and so now I can
remove these unused pvcs from argo.
unkin/puppet-r10k#4
Reviewed-on: #28
working towards a larger, redundant, autoscaling and simple puppet
implementation in kubernetes. this was originally based on the openvox
helm chart with several improvements (not all in this pr)
- use of cnpg instead of single bitnamilegacy postgres container
- use for g10k instead of r10k
- run one instance of g10k per namespace, instead of per-pod
- store only keep one copy of the environments/branches (instead of per-pod)
- change g10k to native cronjob instead of hacky implementation
- use vault secrets
part one adds:
- cnpg puppetdb pgsql cluster
- cnpg puppetdb pgpooler
- persistent volume claims for puppet, puppetdb, the code repository, etc
Reviewed-on: #25
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