Enable WebHooks

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

• add the jxboot-helmfile-resources-values.yaml file name to the values: entry in the helmfiles/jx/helmfile.yaml file for the jxgh/jxboot-helmfile-resources chart like this: (see the last line)

releases:
- chart: jxgh/jxboot-helmfile-resources
  name: jxboot-helmfile-resources
  values:
  - ../../versionStream/charts/jx3/jxboot-helmfile-resources/values.yaml.gotmpl
  - jx-values.yaml
  - jxboot-helmfile-resources-values.yaml
...  

• now git commit the changed files….

git add helmfiles 
git commit -a -m "fix: add ngrok webhook"
git push


echo "now lets watch the boot job complete"
jx admin log -w