Enable WebHooks

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

If your cluster is not accessible on the internet and you can’t open a firewall to allow services like GitHub to access your ingress then you will need to enable webhooks as follows:

install and setup ngrok
setup a webhook tunnel to your laptop find your hook host name:

kubectl get ing -n jx

copy the hook host name into…

ngrok http http://yourHookHost

copy the following YAML to a file: helmfiles/jx/jxboot-helmfile-resources-values.yaml

ingress:
  customHosts:
    hook: "abcdef1234.ngrok.io"

modify the hook: line in your helmfiles/jx/jxboot-helmfile-resources-values.yaml file to use your personal ngrok domain name of the form abcdef1234.ngrok.io

Vault

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

NOTE that in the following instructions it is left to the user to manage, backup and restore the vault installation once it has been installed.

For production workloads we recommend you use a cloud provider secret store or Vault as a service. Managing on-premises vault instances is undifferentiated heavy lifting that should be outsourced to a cloud provider if you can.

Prerequisites

The prerequisites are the same as regular on-premises kubernetes around having a kubernetes cluster with ingress and storage

On-Premises on JayeX - Cloud Native CI/CD Built On Kubernetes

Enable WebHooks

Vault

Prerequisites