maxachis
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3 days ago Begun working on this. pdap.automation.io now redirects to a new droplet that has SSL. It was ultimately easier for me to just start a new droplet rather than try to integrate it into our existing setup and risk something breaking. The existing setup still exists and can be accessed by the IP address.
I intend for that droplet to also incorporate some other changes discussed in #223: Namely, the use of docker containers and ensuring that setup doesn't require root access and can be done automatically from Jenkins. I'm doing this now rather than later because it's comparatively safe to try this in a separate droplet and, if my hunch is correct, it will save us time in the long run.
TODO
- [ ] Finish #225
- [x] Create new admin password for Josh.
- [x] Close old
Automation-Managerdroplet - [x] Rename new Jenkins droplet to
Automation-Manager.
Context
we're using Jenkins deployed to automation.pdap.io, but it's not https. in the past we've used DO's app platform, which handles this automatically.
Requirements
it seems like it's best to generate a certificate using something like certbot, turn it into a js keystore, then configure Jenkins with that.
I got to the point where I was making certbot commands in the droplet console, but I try not to enter commands I don't understand outside my own terminal...would rather not mess anything up. Let me know if you need my digital ocean authority to support this.