SSL filtering is off on the proxy. The proxy env vars were causing
Docker login failures (proxy intercepting Harbor auth) and pip hash
mismatches (proxy caching stale packages). Keep only the CA cert
mount for any remaining TLS needs.
The Kyverno policy injected HTTP_PROXY into build pods but NO_PROXY
was missing .celestium.life. Docker login to registry.celestium.life
was going through the Squid proxy which does SSL interception,
causing auth failures.
Permanent fix for cluster rebuilds:
- OAuth2 client_id/secret baked into woodpecker/values.yaml
- WOODPECKER_AGENT_SECRET shared between server and agents
- runmefirst.sh uses baked creds if present, creates fresh ones only
if values.yaml still has placeholders
- Agents survive DB wipes since they auth via shared secret
- Added pipelineEnabled flag to Helm values (default: true)
- Worker services (scheduler, ingestion, parser, extractor, aggregation,
recommendation, broker-adapter, lake-publisher) scale to 0 when disabled
- API services always run regardless of toggle
- Redis-based runtime toggle: POST /api/ops/pipeline/toggle
- Scheduler checks the flag before each cycle
- Frontend: green/red Pipeline ON/OFF button on the pipeline page
- Beta defaults to pipelineEnabled: false
- Base values.yaml: blanked external URLs (Ollama, Polygon, Alpaca)
so stages only connect to what they explicitly configure
- GitHub Actions: login with secrets.HARBOR_USERNAME + HARBOR_PASSWORD
- deploy.sh step 7: creates stonks-oracle project, robot account, tag retention
- All API calls are idempotent (safe to re-run)
- Install kubectl and helm in integration-test runner (DinD image lacks them)
- Configure kubectl with in-cluster service account credentials
- Add ClusterRoleBinding for runner SA to create inttest namespaces
- Add runner-rbac.yaml to runmefirst.sh install sequence