🔧 WIP ory crap

[mfreeman451]

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced a new ConfigMap for the NGINX ingress controller with specific request handling configurations.

• Improvements

  • Updated authentication rules and configurations for the authentication server, enhancing security and request processing.
  • Modified ingress resource for the eventrunner API to broaden request matching and improve authentication handling.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted logging configurations to handle sensitive information more securely.

These changes aim to enhance the overall functionality and security of the application.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several modifications across multiple Kubernetes configuration files. Key changes include the renaming of a ConfigMap for the authentication server and updates to its rules, affecting authentication logic. The Ingress resource for the eventrunner API has been adjusted to change authentication URLs, methods, and proxy header configurations. A new ConfigMap for the NGINX ingress controller has been added, specifying request handling for the /auth path. Additionally, the oathkeeper-values.yaml file has been updated to modify headers and logging configurations.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
k8s/auth-server/base/auth-server-configmaps.yaml	ConfigMap renamed from oathkeeper-rules-data to oathkeeper-rules. Updated rule IDs and upstream URL.
k8s/auth-server/base/auth-server.yaml	ConfigMap name updated from oathkeeper-rules-data to oathkeeper-rules.
k8s/eventrunner-api/base/ingress.yaml	Updated auth-url and removed auth-method and auth-response-headers. Changed path from /.well-known to /.
k8s/nginx/configmap.yaml	New ConfigMap ingress-nginx-controller added with settings for NGINX ingress controller.
k8s/ory/oathkeeper/oathkeeper-values.yaml	Updated allowed_headers, modified subject for anonymous authenticator, and added leak_sensitive_values in logging.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Ingress
    participant AuthServer
    participant EventRunnerAPI

    User->>Ingress: Request to /
    Ingress->>AuthServer: Forward request for authentication
    AuthServer->>Ingress: Authentication response
    Ingress->>EventRunnerAPI: Forward request
    EventRunnerAPI-->>User: Response

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🐰 "In the land of code where changes bloom,
ConfigMaps shift, making room.
Auth rules refined, paths now clear,
NGINX whispers, 'Have no fear!'
With headers set and values bright,
Our services dance in the moonlight." 🌙

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