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2020-09-17 | [CCSDK] Configure dgbuilder to use certInitializer | Dan Timoney | 1 | -2/+4 | |
This change makes the following fixes to dgbuilder: * Replace hard-coded certificate with certificate generated by certInitializer * Configure dgbuilder to use http instead of https if AAF is disabled (i.e. global aafEnabled property = false) * Add resource limits Issue-ID: SDNC-1356 Signed-off-by: Dan Timoney <dtimoney@att.com> Change-Id: I8ca97c6a44f62a0abe5b5a6f8564ebcd2e4addb1 | |||||
2020-02-18 | [COMMON] Use common secret template in dgbuilder | Krzysztof Opasiak | 1 | -0/+59 | |
Taken into account how "easy" it would be to modify the dgbuilder which is written in JavaScript (which is not my mother tongue to say the least) let's try to remove hardcoded passwords from config files without modifying the application container itself. In order to achieve this: 1) Remove createReleaseDir.sh script from the container as it is never used and contains a ton of passwords 2) Replace all sensitive values in config files with references to respective environment variables 3) Introduce init container that will run envsubst command on config files and copy them from ConfigMap value to the new volume which is backed by tmpfs so that the plain text passwords are never written to the disk For now all the hardcoded values are still there to minimize the risk of breaking the deployment but step by step they will be removed in next commits. Issue-ID: OOM-2247 Change-Id: I5a428e3415713857084ba6aaa6be9b04a8eb8c0f Signed-off-by: Krzysztof Opasiak <k.opasiak@samsung.com> |