Open cmoone opened 4 years ago
hi, sorry for the late reply :) so when you push images with tags like gcr.io/project/some-image-name:dev-10
, nothing happens?
Hi @rusenask, yep, it's not picking them up. Nothing happens. No indication it even sees them.
I would expect to see this message in the logs:
trigger.pubsub: subscribing for events...
From:
// Subscribe - initiate PubsubSubscriber
func (s *PubsubSubscriber) Subscribe(ctx context.Context, topic, subscription string) error {
// ensuring that topic exists
err := s.ensureTopic(ctx, topic)
if err != nil {
return err
}
err = s.ensureSubscription(ctx, subscription, topic)
if err != nil {
return err
}
sub := s.client.Subscription(subscription)
log.WithFields(log.Fields{
"topic": topic,
"subscription": subscription,
}).Info("trigger.pubsub: subscribing for events...")
err = sub.Receive(ctx, s.callback)
So maybe pubsub is just not enabled. Could you check whether PUBSUB=true
is set?
I have Helm v3 and proceeded forward with the keel chart config using the v3 Helm setup.
I have configured a topic and subscription in Pub/Sub.
I have exported a JSON key for my service account with Pub/Sub Editor access.
I have configured the Kubernetes secret for Keel with my SLACK_TOKEN and google-application-credentials.json
I configured the deployment with
I attempt to kill the existing keel pod, and let the deployment rebuild, and this is what I see in the logs:
Cortlands-MacBook-Pro:Downloads cmoone$ kubectl logs keel-564f8d5d96-9kgff -n keel time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="extension.credentialshelper: helper registered" name=aws time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="extension.credentialshelper: helper registered" name=gcr time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="bot: registered" name=slack time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="keel starting..." arch=amd64 build_date=2020-06-07T155004Z go_version=go1.14.2 os=linux revision=82ba1d50 version=0.16.1 time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="initializing database" database_path=/data/keel.db type=sqlite3 time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="extension.notification.slack: sender configured" channels="[preview-deployments]" name=slack time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="notificationSender: sender configured" sender name=slack time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="extension.notification.auditor: audit logger configured" name=auditor time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="notificationSender: sender configured" sender name=auditor time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="provider.kubernetes: using in-cluster configuration" time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="provider.defaultProviders: provider 'kubernetes' registered" time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="extension.credentialshelper: helper registered" name=secrets time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="trigger.poll.manager: polling trigger configured" time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="authentication is not enabled, admin HTTP handlers are not initialized" time="2020-09-17T16:18:15Z" level=info msg="webhook trigger server starting..." port=9300 time="2020-09-17T16:18:16Z" level=info msg=started context=watch resource=deployments time="2020-09-17T16:18:16Z" level=info msg=started context=watch resource=daemonsets time="2020-09-17T16:18:16Z" level=info msg=started context=watch resource=statefulsets time="2020-09-17T16:18:16Z" level=info msg=started context=buffer time="2020-09-17T16:18:16Z" level=info msg=started context=watch resource=cronjobs
It is not picking up any of my deployments or cronjobs that I have configured with annotations to pick up the Images I'm in interested in. Example of annotations in my deployments/cronjobs. metadata: annotations: keel.sh/notify: preview-deployments keel.sh/policy: glob:dev-*
Can you help me to understand why I am not seeing keel logs indicating scanning or picking up of images with DEBUG set to "1"?