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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced new health check and decisions endpoint rules for enhanced API flexibility.
  • Added a login URL for improved user authentication experience.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated authentication mechanism to support multiple HTTP methods and enhanced JWT configuration.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced logging capabilities and error message verbosity for better debugging.

• Chores

  • Updated Ingress resource to improve request forwarding and authentication handling.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several modifications across multiple Kubernetes configuration files. Key changes include updates to the rules.json in the auth-server-configmaps.yaml, which replaces and adds rules for health checks and decisions endpoints, enhancing the authentication configuration. The ingress.yaml file sees changes to the authentication URL and response headers, while the nginx/configmap.yaml updates proxy settings and header management. Additionally, the oathkeeper-values.yaml introduces new logging configurations and modifies access rules matching strategy.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
k8s/auth-server/base/auth-server-configmaps.yaml	Updated rules.json: replaced decisions-endpoint with api-health, added test-decisions, modified mutator headers.
k8s/eventrunner-api/base/ingress.yaml	Changed auth-url, expanded auth-response-headers, added auth-signin, modified proxy headers.
k8s/nginx/configmap.yaml	Added enable-real-ip, updated proxy-body-size, changed real-ip-header, modified location and proxy pass.
k8s/ory/oathkeeper/oathkeeper-values.yaml	Introduced logging configuration, changed matching_strategy from glob to regexp, updated error handler.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Ingress
    participant AuthServer
    participant Oathkeeper

    Client->>Ingress: Request
    Ingress->>Oathkeeper: Auth request
    Oathkeeper->>AuthServer: Validate rules
    AuthServer-->>Oathkeeper: Validation result
    Oathkeeper-->>Ingress: Auth response
    Ingress-->>Client: Forward response

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🐰 "In the land of code where changes bloom,
New rules and headers dispel the gloom.
With health checks added and logs that shine,
Our paths are clearer, our endpoints align.
So hop with joy, let the updates play,
For every tweak brings a brighter day!" 🐇

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