matchID-project / deces-ui

Svelte port of search-ui like for people deaths search
https://deces.matchid.io
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Fix/smtp pwd #909

Closed rhanka closed 4 months ago

rhanka commented 4 months ago

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Walkthrough

This update enhances the deployment process by integrating new environment variables and refining configurations for Kubernetes services like Elasticsearch, Redis, and front/backend services. Key changes include the addition of SMTP credentials, dynamic port settings for the frontend, and streamlined Elasticsearch setups.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
.github/.../push.yml, Makefile Added SMTP_USER and SMTP_PWD, updated Kubernetes deployment scripts, introduced KUBECONFIG, and revised environment variable assignments.
k8s/elasticsearch.yaml Enhanced by renaming resources, modifying container specs, adding volume mounts, and adjusting environment variables.
k8s/frontend.yaml Updated container port to use ${PORT} dynamically and changed ES_HOST to "elasticsearch".

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 68b292e592f380351b193e82cb0113c4b164ea94 and 6d70c65b8ca91007d34de7988ffbd9f1a460c024.
Files selected for processing (4) * .github/workflows/push.yml (2 hunks) * Makefile (4 hunks) * k8s/elasticsearch.yaml (2 hunks) * k8s/frontend.yaml (2 hunks)
Additional comments not posted (16)
k8s/frontend.yaml (3)
`20-20`: Dynamic use of `${PORT}` for container port configuration enhances deployment flexibility. --- `22-23`: Proper setup of the `PORT` environment variable supports the dynamic port configuration. --- `29-29`: Ensure the `elasticsearch` service name matches the actual service configuration in Kubernetes to prevent connectivity issues.
.github/workflows/push.yml (2)
`165-166`: Addition of `SMTP_USER` and `SMTP_PWD` as secrets enhances security for SMTP configurations. Ensure these secrets are managed securely. --- `104-104`: Ensure the SMTP server is correctly configured to handle the provided credentials securely.
k8s/elasticsearch.yaml (1)
`11-190`: > :memo: **NOTE** > This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [14-211] Comprehensive updates to the Elasticsearch deployment enhance configuration and security. Verify the entire setup to ensure it functions correctly in the deployment environment.
Makefile (10)
`116-116`: Ensure that the `KUBE_NAMESPACE` variable is correctly formatted and sanitized to avoid potential command injection or other security issues when used in shell commands. --- `118-118`: The introduction of `KUBECONFIG` as an environment variable aligns with the PR's objectives to improve configuration management. Ensure that this path is secured and permissions are appropriately set to prevent unauthorized access. --- `164-164`: The update of `SCW_IMAGE_ID` to a specific value suggests a change in the base image used for deployments. Verify that this new image is properly configured and does not introduce any vulnerabilities or compatibility issues. --- `170-171`: Encoding the storage access and secret keys in base64 is a common practice to handle sensitive data. However, ensure that these values are securely handled in the environment and not exposed in logs or error messages. --- `529-538`: The script for installing `k3s` and setting up a local Kubernetes configuration is a significant addition. Ensure that the installation script from `get.k3s.io` is trusted and the configuration does not expose the cluster to unnecessary risks. --- `543-545`: The dynamic generation of the Kubernetes namespace from environment variables using `envsubst` is a flexible approach. However, ensure that all environment variables used here are properly sanitized to prevent issues from malformed or malicious values. --- `547-553`: The deployment script for Elasticsearch in Kubernetes uses several environment variables to configure the service. Verify that the Elasticsearch configuration does not expose any sensitive information and that the security settings are appropriate for the environment. --- `557-557`: The deployment of Redis using a Kubernetes configuration file that is dynamically populated with environment variables is noted. Ensure that the Redis configuration is secure and does not allow unauthorized access. --- `562-562`: The deployment of the backend service in Kubernetes is handled through a script that substitutes environment variables into the deployment configuration. Verify that all configurations are secure and do not expose sensitive information. --- `566-566`: The deployment of the frontend service in Kubernetes follows a similar pattern to other services, using `envsubst` for dynamic configuration. Confirm that the frontend service is configured to handle user data securely and that there are no exposed vulnerabilities.
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