The bug we were working around is fixed in Kubernetes 1.22, which we
have finally upgraded to.
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This change moves the devapp deployment documentation into the doc
directory because it's common to all services that run in the GKE
cluster.
It also restructures that documentation just a little to alleviate some
confusion (i.e. make push-prod is not necessary if using make
deploy-prod).
Then, it updates all the relevant services' documentation to refer to
that shared document.
Also, it touch up a couple of the services' READMEs, like gopherbot and
pubsubhelper.
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This change adds license headers to files which are missing them.
A modified version of the addlicense tool was used to add these headers:
https://github.com/google/addlicense
The command issued was:
addlicense -c "Go Authors" -l bsd *
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App Engine only supports Go 1.16 and we'd like to use newer features, so
convert this application to build as a standard container-based server
that we can deploy to Kubernetes.
Very little has to change. We have a new entrypoint that serves with
internal/https, and we use go:embed to store the template files.
For golang/go#48803.
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go fmt the entire repo with Go 1.18 go fmt.
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* Add Kubernetes service account creation to deployment-prod.yaml.
* Fix app label to match selector in the service.
* Use Recreate strategy for rollout.
For golang/go#48803.
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When started for the first time, Influx allows any unauthenticated user
to perform initial database setup. An instance that is reachable from
the public internet thus has a race window for initial setup.
Close the window by starting Influx listening only on localhost,
performing setup, and only then running a reverse proxy on the external
interface to forward external traffic to influx. We must do this on
every startup just to see if this instance has already been set up or
not.
For golang/go#48803.
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This CL creates a Docker image for running an InfluxDB instance for the
Go performance monitoring dashboard.
The image is based on the Google-maintained GCP InfluxDB 2 image, with
an additional small program to perform initial database setup and push
access credentials to Google Secret Manager.
See README.md for instructions on running the image locally or on GCP.
This CL is based on CL 392635 after we decided it belongs better in
x/build. It drop the custom module, using the standard x/build/go.mod
instead. Plus it adds a Makefile and and expectation of `docker build`
running from the repository.
For golang/go#48803
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