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Fix Ingress / Failing e2e tests #322
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Signed-off-by: Daniel Gerlag <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Gerlag <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Gerlag <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Gerlag <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Gerlag <[email protected]>
// Format: {reaction-name}.drasi.{ip}.nip.io | ||
// For local testing with kind, we can use localhost | ||
this.hostname = `${this.reactionName}.drasi.localhost`; | ||
this.hostname = `${this.reactionManifest.name}.drasi.localhost`; |
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Accessing localhost could indicate debug code, or could hinder scaling. Note
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console.log(`IngressFixture: Using localhost access on port ${this.localPort}`); | ||
console.log(`IngressFixture: Using hostname: ${this.hostname}`); | ||
console.log(`SignalRFixture: Using localhost access on port ${this.localPort}`); |
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Accessing localhost could indicate debug code, or could hinder scaling. Note
Do not leave debug code in production
Signed-off-by: Daniel Gerlag <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Gerlag <[email protected]>
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Multiple issues
Bitnami deprecation
https://thenewstack.io/broadcom-ends-free-bitnami-images-forcing-users-to-find-alternatives/
Bitnami, long known for providing free, production-ready Helm charts and container images for popular open-source applications, has recently changed its distribution model under Broadcom. Historically, Bitnami offered regularly updated, vulnerability-scanned images and maintained Helm charts at no cost, making it a staple in the Kubernetes ecosystem. Starting in late 2025, most versioned images are being moved to a “Bitnami Legacy” repository with no further updates, while only a limited set of “latest” tags will remain free for community and development use. Continued access to fully supported, versioned, and hardened images now requires a paid subscription to “Bitnami Secure Images.” As a result, users depending on free Bitnami images or Helm charts must update their configurations, migrate to alternative repositories, or adopt paid plans to maintain security and stability in production environments.
my-app images
The drasidemo container registry was deleted as part of an S360 cleanup, this broke the Kubernetes tests
Flakey handling of reactions
The e2e tests reused reaction names across tests, which can cause them to be flakey depending which order tests are executed, because there is a lag time in tearing down the resources.