Update kamaji to latest version #361
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packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/controller-gen/crd-conversion.yaml (2)
4-9: LGTM: Webhook configuration looks goodThe webhook configuration is well-structured and follows good practices:
- Using a dedicated service for the webhook
- Placing the service in a separate namespace (kamaji-system) for better isolation
- Using a standard "/convert" path for the conversion endpoint
Consider enhancing security by adding a
caBundlefield to theclientConfig. This would ensure secure communication between the API server and the webhook service:clientConfig: service: name: kamaji-webhook-service namespace: kamaji-system path: /convert caBundle: <base64-encoded-ca-bundle>Replace
<base64-encoded-ca-bundle>with the actual base64-encoded CA bundle for your webhook's serving certificates.
10-11: LGTM: Conversion review version is up-to-dateThe use of "v1" for
conversionReviewVersionsis correct and currently widely supported.For future-proofing, consider the following:
- Keep an eye on new versions of the conversion review API. When new versions are released, you may want to add them to this list to maintain compatibility with newer Kubernetes versions.
- List the versions in order of preference, with the most preferred version first. This allows Kubernetes to choose the most appropriate version it supports.
Example of supporting multiple versions (when they become available):
conversionReviewVersions: - v1 - v1beta1 # Example of a hypothetical future versionpackages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/controller-gen/clusterrole.yaml (2)
13-22: LGTM: Appropriate permissions for job management, with a minor suggestion.The permissions granted for jobs in the 'batch' API group are suitable for the Kamaji controller to manage jobs. However, consider adding 'patch' and 'update' verbs if the controller needs to modify existing jobs.
If needed, you can add the following verbs to the list:
verbs: - patch - update
1-76: Overall review summary: Comprehensive ClusterRole with some considerations.The ClusterRole definition provides the necessary permissions for the Kamaji controller to operate effectively across various Kubernetes resources. However, there are a few points to consider for enhancing security and adhering more closely to the principle of least privilege:
- Review the necessity of full access to secrets in the core API group.
- Consider if all operations on ingresses are required.
- Evaluate if 'patch' and 'update' permissions are needed for jobs in the 'batch' API group.
These adjustments could help minimize the attack surface and improve the overall security posture of the Kamaji controller.
packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/Chart.yaml (2)
26-45: LGTM: Enhanced metadata with ArtifactHub annotationsThe addition of detailed ArtifactHub annotations is excellent. It improves the chart's discoverability and provides valuable information to users. The explicit definition of CRDs and the addition of support links are particularly useful.
Consider adding a brief description of the
kamaji-etcddependency in theartifacthub.io/changesannotation to provide more context on its purpose and impact.
46-49: LGTM: Operator annotations and change logThe addition of operator-specific annotations and a change log is valuable for users and ArtifactHub.
To improve clarity in the
artifacthub.io/changesannotation, consider expanding on the implications of usingkamaji-etcdas the default DataStore. For example:artifacthub.io/changes: | - Added `kamaji-etcd` as a dependency chart to serve as the default DataStore, simplifying deployment and configuration.packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/values.yaml (1)
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1-110: Summary of changes and potential impactThe changes in this file align with the PR objective of updating Kamaji to the latest version. Key modifications include:
- Simplification of the datastore configuration.
- Introduction of a new, simplified
kamaji-etcdsection replacing the oldetcdconfiguration.- Minor formatting improvements for better readability.
These changes streamline the configuration but may have a significant impact on how Kamaji interacts with etcd and manages datastores. It's crucial to:
- Verify that all necessary settings from the old configuration are accounted for in the new, simplified version.
- Test the Kamaji deployment with these new settings to ensure it functions as expected.
- Update any documentation or deployment scripts that may reference the old configuration structure.
Consider adding comments to explain the rationale behind these simplifications and any new assumptions or requirements introduced by this update. This will help future maintainers understand the reasoning behind these changes.
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1-114: Summary of changes and next stepsThe changes to this file primarily focus on improving the flexibility and robustness of the datastore configuration. The introduction of the
defaultDatastoreNamevalue and the use of therequiredfunction are positive improvements.However, there are two key areas that require attention:
- Ensure that the new datastore configuration doesn't break existing deployments.
- Verify the impact of removing the
commandsection, as this could affect how the kamaji controller is started.Please run the provided verification scripts and address any issues they may uncover. Additionally, update any relevant documentation to reflect these changes.
Consider adding a brief comment in the YAML file explaining the rationale behind using
defaultDatastoreNameand removing thecommandsection. This will help future maintainers understand the design decisions.packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/README.md (2)
23-25: New dependency table addedThe addition of the dependency table is a good improvement, clearly specifying the required kamaji-etcd dependency and its version.
However, there's a minor formatting issue:
Consider wrapping the repository URL in angle brackets to avoid the bare URL markdown lint warning:
| Repository | Name | Version | |------------|------|---------| | <https://clastix.github.io/charts> | kamaji-etcd | >=0.7.0 |🧰 Tools
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81-84: New kamaji-etcd configuration options addedThe addition of these new configuration options for kamaji-etcd provides more granular control over its deployment and configuration, which is a good improvement.
However, to enhance usability:
Consider adding descriptions for each of these new options to help users understand their purpose and impact. For example:
kamaji-etcd: datastore: enabled: true # Enable or disable the kamaji-etcd datastore name: "default" # Set the name of the kamaji-etcd datastore deploy: true # Control whether to deploy kamaji-etcd fullnameOverride: "kamaji-etcd" # Override the full name of the kamaji-etcd deploymentpackages/system/kamaji/Makefile (2)
10-11: Use-fflag withcurlto handle HTTP errorsIncluding the
-fflag in thecurlcommand will cause it to fail silently on server errors (like 404 Not Found), preventing the script from processing invalid data.Suggested change:
- curl -sSL https://github.com/clastix/kamaji/archive/refs/tags/$${tag}.tar.gz | \ + curl -sSLf https://github.com/clastix/kamaji/archive/refs/tags/$${tag}.tar.gz | \
12-12: Adjustsedcommand to handle optional whitespaceThe current
sedcommand assumes there is no whitespace betweenFROMandclastixin theDockerfile. To make it more robust, modify the regular expression to account for optional whitespace.Suggested change:
- sed -i "/^FROM clastix/ s|:.*|:$${tag}|g" images/kamaji/Dockerfile + sed -i "/^FROM[[:space:]]\+clastix/ s|:.*|:$${tag}|g" images/kamaji/Dockerfile
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packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/controller-gen/crd-conversion.yaml (1)
1-3: LGTM: Webhook strategy for CRD conversionThe use of a Webhook strategy for CRD conversion is appropriate. This approach allows for flexible and dynamic conversion logic, which can be beneficial when dealing with complex CRDs or when you need to perform conversions that are not easily expressed using the built-in conversion mechanisms.
packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/templates/mutatingwebhookconfiguration.yaml (1)
11-11: Approve change with verification requestThe shift from a hardcoded configuration to using an external template file (
controller-gen/mutating-webhook.yaml) is a good move towards improved maintainability and flexibility. However, to ensure the integrity and correctness of the webhook configuration, please address the following points:
- Verify the contents of the
controller-gen/mutating-webhook.yamlfile to ensure it contains all necessary webhook configurations previously defined in this file.- Confirm that the templating process correctly populates any dynamic values required in the webhook configuration.
- Update the project documentation to reflect this architectural change, explaining the new location of the webhook configuration and the reasoning behind this change.
To verify the contents of the external file and its impact, please run the following script:
This script will help ensure that the external file contains the necessary configuration and that it's properly set up for templating.
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Change Approved
The external webhook configuration file
packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/controller-gen/mutating-webhook.yamlexists and includes all necessary configuration elements. The use of template variables ensures that dynamic values are correctly populated, maintaining the webhook's functionality. This change enhances maintainability and flexibility without introducing issues.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/templates/validatingwebhookconfiguration.yaml (1)
11-11: Approve changes with verification neededThe simplification of this file by including an external webhook configuration is a good approach for centralized management. However, we need to ensure that all previously defined webhook functionalities are maintained in the new external file.
To verify the changes:
- Check if the
controller-gen/validating-webhook.yamlfile exists and contains the expected webhook configurations.- Ensure that the templating in the external file correctly renders all necessary variables.
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packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/controller-gen/mutating-webhook.yaml (7)
1-2: LGTM: Appropriate admission review version.The admission review version is correctly set to v1, which is the current stable version for AdmissionReview. This follows best practices for Kubernetes admission webhooks.
20-20: LGTM: Appropriate side effects configuration.Setting
sideEffects: Noneis a good practice. It indicates that the webhook has no side effects, meaning that calling the webhook will not result in any state change outside of the admission review. This allows for safe retries of the webhook call if needed.
1-20: Overall assessment: Well-structured webhook configuration with points to consider.The mutating webhook configuration is well-defined and follows best practices. Here's a summary of key points:
- The admission review version, client configuration, and rules are appropriately set.
- The failure policy is strict, ensuring system integrity but requiring robust webhook service.
- The webhook name is descriptive, but verify the naming convention with your team.
- The API version (v1alpha1) suggests an alpha API. Consider plans for future versions.
- The
sideEffects: Nonesetting is a good practice for safe webhook execution.To ensure a smooth integration and future-proof setup, please address the verification points mentioned in the individual comments.
9-9: LGTM: Descriptive webhook name. Verify naming convention.The webhook name "mtenantcontrolplane.kb.io" is descriptive and follows a domain name format. The "m" prefix likely stands for "mutating", which is appropriate for a mutating webhook.
Please verify with your team that:
- The "kb.io" suffix is the intended domain for your webhooks.
- The "m" prefix for mutating webhooks is part of your naming convention.
You can check for consistency in webhook naming across your project with this command:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistency in webhook naming # Expected: List of webhook names used in the project rg --type yaml 'name:.*\.kb\.io' packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/
8-8: LGTM: Strict failure policy. Consider implications.The failure policy is set to "Fail", which is a strict policy ensuring that the webhook is always consulted. This is appropriate when the webhook's decision is critical for system integrity.
Consider the implications of this strict policy:
- It may impact the availability of your system if the webhook service is down.
- Ensure that you have proper monitoring and high availability setup for the webhook service.
You may want to verify the robustness of your webhook service. Here's a script to check for any liveness or readiness probes in the deployment:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for liveness and readiness probes in the webhook deployment # Expected: Liveness and readiness probe configurations rg --type yaml 'livenessProbe:|readinessProbe:' -A 10 packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/templates/
10-19: LGTM: Well-defined rules. Consider future API versions.The rules are well-defined and specific to the TenantControlPlane resource:
- API Group: kamaji.clastix.io
- API Version: v1alpha1
- Operations: CREATE, UPDATE
- Resources: tenantcontrolplanes
This configuration is appropriate for a mutating webhook intercepting CREATE and UPDATE operations.
Given that the API version is v1alpha1, which suggests an alpha API:
- Ensure you have a plan for handling future API versions.
- Consider how you'll manage the transition when the API moves to beta or stable versions.
You can check for any references to other API versions of this resource with:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for references to other API versions of TenantControlPlane # Expected: List of files referencing different API versions of TenantControlPlane rg --type yaml 'apiVersion:.*kamaji\.clastix\.io/v\d+' packages/system/kamaji/
3-7: LGTM: Client configuration looks correct. Verify template usage.The client configuration for the webhook service is well-structured:
- The service name and namespace use templates, allowing for flexible deployment.
- The mutation path follows the convention:
/mutate-<group>-<version>-<resource>.Please verify that the
kamaji.webhookServiceNametemplate is defined and used correctly in your Helm charts. Run the following command to check:✅ Verification successful
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- The
kamaji.webhookServiceNametemplate is properly defined intemplates/_helpers.tpl.- All occurrences of the template in the webhook configurations are correctly utilizing the defined template.
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packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/controller-gen/clusterrole.yaml (6)
1-12: LGTM: Appropriate permissions for deployment management.The permissions granted for deployments in the 'apps' API group are comprehensive and necessary for the Kamaji controller to manage deployments effectively.
37-49: LGTM: Appropriate permissions for Kamaji-specific resources.The permissions granted for datastores and tenantcontrolplanes in the 'kamaji.clastix.io' API group are comprehensive and necessary for the core functionality of the Kamaji controller.
50-58: LGTM: Appropriate permissions for status subresources.The permissions granted for the status subresources of datastores and tenantcontrolplanes are appropriate and limited to the necessary operations for status updates.
59-64: LGTM: Appropriate and minimal permission for finalizers.The permission granted for updating finalizers of tenantcontrolplanes is specific, limited, and necessary for proper resource cleanup. This adheres well to the principle of least privilege.
65-76: LGTM with suggestion: Review necessity of full ingress permissions.The permissions granted for ingresses in the 'networking.k8s.io' API group are comprehensive. While this may be necessary for the Kamaji controller's operation, it's worth reviewing if all these permissions are required. Consider limiting the permissions to only those operations that are essential for the controller's functionality with ingresses.
To verify the necessity of full ingress access, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for ingress usage in the Kamaji controller code # Search for ingress-related operations in the controller code rg --type go -i 'ingress' packages/system/kamajiReview the results to confirm which ingress operations are actually used by the controller. If certain operations are not needed, consider removing them from the permissions list to adhere more closely to the principle of least privilege.
23-36: LGTM with security consideration: Comprehensive permissions for core resources.The permissions granted for configmaps, secrets, and services in the core API group are comprehensive, which is likely necessary for the Kamaji controller's operation. However, it's important to ensure that full access to secrets is required, as this could potentially be a security risk if not strictly necessary.
To verify the necessity of full secret access, please run the following script:
Review the results to confirm that the controller indeed needs full access to secrets. If not, consider limiting the permissions for secrets to only the required operations.
packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/Chart.yaml (3)
6-6: LGTM: Standardized YAML formattingThe change from single quotes to double quotes for the
kubeVersionfield improves consistency with YAML best practices.
20-20: Verify the major version bumpThe chart version has been increased from 1.0.0 to 2.0.0, which is a major version bump. Please confirm that this aligns with semantic versioning principles and reflects significant changes or breaking changes in the chart.
Can you provide more details on the changes that warrant this major version increment?
21-25: Review the new kamaji-etcd dependencyThe addition of the kamaji-etcd dependency is a significant change. Please consider the following points:
The version constraint ">=0.7.0" might lead to unexpected behavior if there are breaking changes in future versions. Consider using a more specific version range, e.g., ">=0.7.0 <1.0.0".
The condition "kamaji-etcd.deploy" suggests this dependency is optional. Could you clarify when this dependency should be deployed and how it affects the chart's functionality?
Can you provide more context on why this dependency was added and how it integrates with the existing chart?
packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/controller-gen/validating-webhook.yaml (4)
1-21: LGTM: Telemetry webhook configuration looks good.The telemetry webhook configuration is well-structured and appropriate for its purpose. The "Ignore" failurePolicy ensures that cluster operations continue even if the webhook fails, which is suitable for a telemetry service.
22-42: LGTM: Datastore validation webhook configuration is appropriate.The datastore validation webhook configuration is well-defined. The "Fail" failurePolicy ensures that invalid datastore configurations are rejected, maintaining the integrity of the system.
62-81: LGTM: Tenant control plane validation webhook configuration looks good. Verify DELETE operation exclusion.The tenant control plane validation webhook configuration is well-structured and appropriate. The "Fail" failurePolicy ensures that invalid configurations are rejected, maintaining system integrity.
One point to verify: The configuration only includes CREATE and UPDATE operations, excluding DELETE. If this is intentional, it's fine. Otherwise, consider adding the DELETE operation to the rules if tenant control plane deletion should also be validated.
To check if the exclusion of the DELETE operation is consistent with other resources, run:
#!/bin/bash # Search for other webhook configurations in the project rg --type yaml 'clientConfig:\s+service:' -A 20 | rg -A 3 'operations:'
43-61: Consider reviewing the failurePolicy and webhook path for datastore secrets validation.While the configuration is generally good, there are two points to consider:
The "Ignore" failurePolicy for secret deletion might pose a security risk. Consider changing it to "Fail" to ensure that any issues during secret deletion are properly handled.
The webhook path "/validate--v1-secret" contains a double dash, which is unusual. Verify if this is intentional or if it should be "/validate-v1-secret".
To check if the double dash in the path is used elsewhere in the project, run:
✅ Verification successful
The webhook path "/validate--v1-secret" is confirmed to exist as configured.
No changes are necessary regarding the double dash in the path unless there's a specific reason to modify it. If the double dash was unintended, consider renaming it to "/validate-v1-secret".
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packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/templates/rbac.yaml (1)
57-57: Verify the contents and generation process of the external ClusterRole fileThe change to include an externally generated ClusterRole file (
controller-gen/clusterrole.yaml) could improve maintainability and flexibility. However, it also raises some concerns:
- The actual permissions granted are no longer visible in this file, making it harder to review and audit the RBAC configuration.
- There's a potential risk of overly broad permissions if the external file is not carefully managed.
To address these concerns:
- Please provide the contents of
controller-gen/clusterrole.yamlfor review.- Explain the process for generating and updating this file.
- Consider adding a comment above this line explaining the purpose and importance of this inclusion.
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packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/values.yaml (5)
41-41: LGTM: Comment formatting improvedThe comment formatting for
metricsBindAddresshas been slightly improved, enhancing readability without changing functionality.
95-96: LGTM: Comment formatting improvedThe comment for
loggingDevel.enablehas been reformatted, improving readability by breaking it into two lines. This change doesn't affect functionality.
110-110: LGTM: Indentation fixedThe indentation for the
disabled: falsesetting under thetelemetrysection has been corrected. This improves consistency with the rest of the file without changing any functionality.
101-106: Verify completeness of new kamaji-etcd configurationThe new
kamaji-etcdsection has been added, which appears to replace the previousetcdconfiguration with a simplified version. This aligns with the PR's objective of updating Kamaji.Please ensure that this simplified configuration doesn't omit any crucial settings. Run the following script to compare with the old configuration:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Compare new kamaji-etcd configuration with the old etcd configuration # Test: Retrieve the old etcd configuration git show HEAD^:packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/values.yaml | sed -n '/^etcd:/,/^[a-z]/p' echo "---" echo "New kamaji-etcd configuration:" sed -n '/^kamaji-etcd:/,/^[a-z]/p' packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/values.yamlPlease review the output and confirm that all necessary settings are included in the new configuration.
98-100: Verify the impact of simplified datastore configurationThe introduction of
defaultDatastoreName: defaultsimplifies the datastore configuration. This change aligns with the overall simplification mentioned in the PR summary.Please verify that this simplification doesn't negatively impact the application's functionality. Run the following script to check for any references to the old datastore configuration:
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29-45: Verify the impact of removing thecommandsection.The AI summary indicates that the
commandsection specifying "/kamaji" has been removed. This change could have significant implications on how the kamaji controller is started.Please run the following verification script to assess the impact:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the impact of removing the command section # Test 1: Check for any references to the /kamaji command in other files echo "Checking for references to /kamaji command:" rg --type yaml '/kamaji' packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/ # Test 2: Look for any documentation or comments mentioning the kamaji command echo "Checking for documentation mentioning kamaji command:" rg --type md 'kamaji command' . # Test 3: Check if there are any changes to the Dockerfile or entrypoint script echo "Checking for changes in Dockerfile or entrypoint:" rg --type dockerfile 'ENTRYPOINT' . rg --type sh 'exec /kamaji' .Please ensure that removing the
commandsection doesn't break the expected behavior of the kamaji controller. If necessary, update related documentation and any dependent components.
36-37: Approve the datastore configuration change with a suggestion.The change to use
.Values.defaultDatastoreNamefor the--datastoreargument improves flexibility and robustness. The use of therequiredfunction ensures that the necessary value is provided.To ensure this change doesn't break existing deployments, please run the following verification script:
Also, consider updating the documentation to reflect this change in datastore configuration.
packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/README.md (4)
3-3: Version badge correctly updated to 2.0.0The version badge has been appropriately updated to reflect the new version of the Kamaji chart. This change is consistent with the PR objective of updating Kamaji to the latest version.
73-73: New configuration option 'defaultDatastoreName' addedThe addition of the 'defaultDatastoreName' configuration option enhances the flexibility of the Kamaji chart. It allows users to specify a custom default DataStore name, which is a useful feature for managing multiple datastores.
86-87: Improved documentation for logging configurationThe description for the 'loggingDevel.enable' option has been expanded to provide more detailed information about the logging behavior in development and production modes. This improvement in documentation will help users better understand and configure the logging settings for their specific needs.
1-1: Verification needed: Removal of etcd configuration optionsThe AI-generated summary indicates that many existing configuration options related to the datastore and etcd have been removed. While this simplification may improve usability, it's important to ensure that all necessary configuration flexibility is maintained.
Could you please verify that all required etcd configuration options are still available, either through the new kamaji-etcd options or other means? This will help ensure that users can still fully customize their etcd setup as needed.
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Removal of etcd configuration options verified
The etcd-related configuration options previously under
datastore.*have been successfully reorganized underkamaji-etcd.*. All necessary configuration flexibility is maintained with the new options.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining etcd-related configuration options and compare with the previous version using temporary files # Get the previous version of the README git show HEAD^:packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/README.md > previous_readme.md # Extract etcd-related options from the current and previous README grep -i 'etcd' packages/system/kamaji/charts/kamaji/README.md > current_etcd_options.txt grep -i 'etcd' previous_readme.md > previous_etcd_options.txt echo "Etcd-related options in the current version:" cat current_etcd_options.txt echo "Etcd-related options in the previous version:" cat previous_etcd_options.txt echo "Diff of etcd-related options:" diff previous_etcd_options.txt current_etcd_options.txt # Clean up temporary files rm previous_readme.md current_etcd_options.txt previous_etcd_options.txtLength of output: 8733
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| deploy: false | |||
| image: | |||
| pullPolicy: IfNotPresent | |||
| tag: v0.15.0@sha256:631b38ed012edab7ba3044ea67a57ab7cd303b8176d0d8a9b7f87e501c9aa085 | |||
| tag: latest@sha256:bb45d953a8ba46a19c8941ccc9fc8498d91435c77db439d8b1d6bde9fea8802a | |||
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Multiple References to v0.15.0 Found
The use of latest@sha256:... in packages/system/kamaji/values.yaml introduces a latest tag with a specific digest. However, numerous files across the codebase still reference v0.15.0. This inconsistency can lead to unpredictable behavior and complicate version management.
Recommendations:
- Update all occurrences of
v0.15.0to use explicit version tags consistent with the newlatesttag approach. - Alternatively, consider reverting to explicit version tags across the board to maintain consistency.
- Ensure that all components are aligned to prevent deployment and maintenance issues.
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Consider using explicit version tags instead of 'latest'
While updating to the latest version aligns with the PR objective, using the 'latest' tag in production environments can lead to unpredictable behavior and make it difficult to roll back to a known good state. The SHA256 digest does provide some stability, but it's generally recommended to use explicit version tags for better control and reproducibility.
Consider the following suggestions:
- Use an explicit version tag (e.g.,
v0.16.0) instead of 'latest'. This allows for easier tracking of deployed versions and simplifies rollback procedures if needed. - If using 'latest' is necessary for your workflow, ensure that your CI/CD pipeline includes thorough testing to catch any potential issues introduced by new versions.
- Document the process for updating the SHA256 digest when a new 'latest' version is released, to maintain consistency across environments.
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This script will help verify the change and identify any related configuration that might need updating.
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| tag=$$(git ls-remote --tags --sort="v:refname" https://github.com/clastix/kamaji | grep refs/tags/edge- | awk -F'[/^]' 'END{print $$3}') && \ | ||
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| tar -xzvf - --strip 1 kamaji-$${tag}/charts && \ | ||
| sed -i "/^FROM clastix/ s|:.*|:$${tag}|g" images/kamaji/Dockerfile |
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Add error handling for missing tags
If no tags matching edge- are found, the tag variable will be empty, which could lead to errors in subsequent commands. Consider adding a check to ensure that tag is not empty before proceeding.
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tag=$$(git ls-remote --tags --sort="v:refname" https://github.com/clastix/kamaji | grep refs/tags/edge- | awk -F'[/^]' 'END{print $$3}') && \
+if [ -z "$$tag" ]; then echo "Error: No matching edge- tags found"; exit 1; fi && \
curl -sSL https://github.com/clastix/kamaji/archive/refs/tags/$${tag}.tar.gz | \📝 Committable suggestion
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| tag=$$(git ls-remote --tags --sort="v:refname" https://github.com/clastix/kamaji | grep refs/tags/edge- | awk -F'[/^]' 'END{print $$3}') && \ | |
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| tar -xzvf - --strip 1 kamaji-$${tag}/charts && \ | |
| sed -i "/^FROM clastix/ s|:.*|:$${tag}|g" images/kamaji/Dockerfile | |
| tag=$$(git ls-remote --tags --sort="v:refname" https://github.com/clastix/kamaji | grep refs/tags/edge- | awk -F'[/^]' 'END{print $$3}') && \ | |
| if [ -z "$$tag" ]; then echo "Error: No matching edge- tags found"; exit 1; fi && \ | |
| curl -sSL https://github.com/clastix/kamaji/archive/refs/tags/$${tag}.tar.gz | \ | |
| tar -xzvf - --strip 1 kamaji-$${tag}/charts && \ | |
| sed -i "/^FROM clastix/ s|:.*|:$${tag}|g" images/kamaji/Dockerfile |
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
kamaji-etcddependency, enhancing datastore functionality.Bug Fixes
Documentation
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