Jake Klein

Results 16 issues of Jake Klein

Hello :wave: awesome project! I was playing around with trying to use `varsFrom` to create a AWS resource using some access/secret keys in a secret, and was unable to get...

kind/docs

Hello! Our team has started to notice failures when checking links on `twitter.com`. E.g.: ``` ERROR https://twitter.com/ashleymcnamara Bad Request (HTTP error 400) ``` When I access the above link in...

When using AWS CodeCommit as my git repository for my statestore I can only use the HTTPS basic auth method currently. To use SSH I need to be able to...

good first issue

Follow up from https://github.com/syntasso/kratix/issues/127 # Background As part of https://github.com/syntasso/kratix/issues/127 you can now specify that files written to the destination either: - follow our existing convention of nested directories, e.g....

enhancement

We have a static build of Gitea `hack/platform/gitea-install.yaml` that hasn't been updated in a long time. while its working now, it might be worth updating this to a newer version,...

chore

If a resource is cluster wide, e.g. `Destinations`, you must ensure that you use a `ClusterRole` instead of a `Role` to give permissions to it. In the `rbac.permissions`. For example:...

good first issue

As part of https://github.com/syntasso/kratix/pull/208 we discovered that relying on `return ctrl.Result{requeue: time.Second * }` doesn't guarantee that we will wait at least \ seconds until the next reconciliation, as other...

We currently have all our controllers in one pod, it makes the log messy and means they can't be horizontally scaled independently. lets do a pod per controller

- Update Git/BucketStateStores status to indicate wether it can successfully authenticate, and give reasonable errors back - Destinations reference StateStores, and also write the canary files. Success of those should...

Scenario: Pipeline that schedules to two destination, e.g.: ```yaml ls /kratix/output/ deployment.yaml terraform/ main.tf cat /kratix/metadata/status.yaml - matchLabels: env: dev - directory: terraform matchLabels: env: terraform ``` This results in...

enhancement