radix-github-webhook

README

radix-github-webhook

Support GitHub Webhook to trigger pipeline build through the API server

Development

Github webhook development docs

Github webhook integration best practices

Contribution

Want to contribute? Read our contributing guidelines

Tips on debugging

Install and run ngrok to expose localhost by ngrok http 3001. The Webhook in GitHub should point to the ngrok address.

Deployment

Radix GitHub Webhook follows the standard procedure defined in how we work.

Radix GitHub Webhook is installed as a Radix application in script when setting up a cluster. It will setup app environment with aliases, and a Webhook so that changes to this repository will be reflected in Radix platform.

Manual redeployment on existing cluster

1. Execute make docker-build
2. Execute docker images to see the imagetag of the last build
3. Execute az acr login --name radixdev
4. Execute docker push radixdev.azurecr.io/radix-github-webhook:<imagetag> to push the image created in step 1
5. Execute kubectl edit deploy webhook -n radix-github-webhook-qa
6. Edit the image name from radix-github-webhook-webhook to radix-github-webhook and tag from latest to <imagetag>
7. Save and close
8. Wait for pods to start

Authentication

Bearer token can be provided in two ways

• In a file /var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount/token
• Environment variable BEARER_TOKEN (create new token with kubectl create token --namespace radix-github-webhook-qa radix-github-webhook)

if file does not exist - environment variable has being used

Debugging

When debug locally together with other apps and services - local radix-api can be used

• USE_LOCAL_RADIX_API
  • false, no or not set - connecting to in-cluster radix-api
  • true or yes - connecting to radix-api, running on http://localhost:3002

Configuration:

Commandline arguments:

• --port/ -p: Port to listen for, defaults to 3001.

Environment variables used:

• USE_LOCAL_RADIX_API: Defaults to no, ex: no or yes
• API_SERVER_ENDPOINT_PREFIX: No defaults, ex: https://server-radix-api-qa
• RADIX_CLUSTERNAME: No defaults, ex: dev
• RADIX_DNS_ZONE: No defaults, ex: radix.equinor.com

Security

This is how we handle security issues