This commit modifies the OneUptime chart to use the `probes` parameter instead of the `probe` parameter for configuring probes. The `probes` parameter now accepts a key-value pair where the key represents the probe name and the value contains the probe configuration details. This change improves the clarity and consistency of the chart configuration, making it easier to manage and maintain.
Files modified:
- HelmChart/Public/oneuptime/README.md
This commit adds a new configurable parameter `probe.<key>.key` to the OneUptime chart. It is recommended to set this parameter to a long random string to secure the probes. This enhancement improves the security of the OneUptime application by ensuring that only authorized entities can access and use the probes.
Files modified:
- HelmChart/Public/oneuptime/README.md
This commit updates the ingestor replica count in the HelmChart/Public/oneuptime/templates/ingestor.yaml file based on the configuration. If the `$.Values.deployment.ingestor.replicaCount` value is provided, it sets the replicas to that value. Otherwise, it falls back to `$.Values.deployment.replicaCount`. This change ensures that the ingestor replica count is correctly configured, improving the scalability and performance of the application.
This commit updates the model-inline-code styles in the model.ejs and head.ejs files to ensure consistency throughout the application. The model-inline-code class is now defined with rounded corners, smaller text size, and a gray background color. This change improves the visual presentation of code snippets in the application.
chore: Set oneuptimeSecret and encryptionSecret to long random strings
The `oneuptimeSecret` and `encryptionSecret` values in the `values.yaml` file have been updated to be set to long random strings. This change ensures better security for OneUptime in production environments.
This commit adds a notification webhook on user creation in the UserService. When a new user is created, a Slack message is sent to the specified webhook URL with details about the user's email, name, phone number, and company name. This feature enhances the user onboarding process and allows for better tracking and communication with new users.
This commit updates the ONEUPTIME_HTTP_PORT value in the nginx.yaml file to use the port specified in the $.Values.port.nginxHttp variable. This change ensures that OneUptime is hosted on the correct port.
refactor: Add appname label to probe.yaml
This commit adds the "appname" label to the probe.yaml file in order to provide additional information about the application. This label will help with identifying the specific application when managing and monitoring the Kubernetes resources.
This commit modifies the secrets.yaml file to add keys for postgres, redis, and clickhouse. These keys are used to store sensitive information such as passwords for external services. By including these keys, we ensure that the necessary secrets are available for the application to connect to these services securely.
The value of ALLOWED_ACTIVE_MONITOR_COUNT_IN_FREE_PLAN in _helpers.tpl has been updated to be quoted using the | quote filter. This change ensures that the value is treated as a string, improving consistency and compatibility with other parts of the codebase.
The ALLOWED_ACTIVE_MONITOR_COUNT_IN_FREE_PLAN constant has been updated to 10 in multiple files. This change aligns the codebase with the new limit for active monitors allowed in the free plan.
This code change updates the values.yaml file in the HelmChart/Public/oneuptime directory. It enables the cleanup and e2e cron jobs for development purposes. Please note that these cron jobs should not be enabled in production environments. This change allows for easier testing and debugging during development.
This code change updates the external database configuration in the HelmChart. It adds support for using an existing secret for the password instead of directly specifying the password. This modification enhances security and allows for easier management of the database credentials.
This code change updates the external database configuration in the HelmChart. It adds support for using an existing secret for the password instead of directly specifying the password. This modification enhances security and allows for easier management of the database credentials.
This code change updates the value of DATABASE_USERNAME in the _helpers.tpl file. The value is changed to "postgres" when the postgresql.enabled flag is true, and to the value of $.Values.externalPostgres.username when the flag is false. This modification ensures that the correct username is used for the database connection.
This code change updates the value of DATABASE_USERNAME in the _helpers.tpl file. The value is changed to "postgres" when the postgresql.enabled flag is true, and to the value of $.Values.externalPostgres.username when the flag is false. This modification ensures that the correct username is used for the database connection.
This code change updates the ClickHouse configuration to support HTTPS. It introduces a new environment variable, `ClickHouseIsHostHttps`, which is set to `true` in the `EnvironmentConfig.ts` file. The `ClickhouseConfig.ts` file is modified to conditionally set the host protocol to `https` based on the value of `ClickHouseIsHostHttps`. This enhancement allows users to easily configure ClickHouse to use HTTPS when connecting to the host.
This code change updates the Redis and ClickHouse TLS configuration to support the new `RedisTlsCert`, `RedisTlsKey`, `ClickhouseTlsCert`, and `ClickhouseTlsKey` environment variables. It modifies the `Redis.ts` and `ClickhouseConfig.ts` files to conditionally set the TLS options based on the presence of these variables. This enhancement allows users to easily enable TLS for Redis and ClickHouse by providing the necessary certificate and key files.
This code change enables Redis and ClickHouse in the Helm chart by setting the `enabled` flag to `true` for both services in the `values.yaml` file. This enhancement allows users to utilize Redis and ClickHouse functionalities when deploying the Helm chart.
This code change updates the Postgres configuration in the Helm chart to support both internal and external Postgres databases. It adds the necessary environment variables and secrets blocks to handle the external Postgres database configuration. This enhancement allows users to easily switch between using an internal or external Postgres database when deploying the Helm chart.
This code change updates the Postgres configuration in the Helm chart to support both internal and external Postgres databases. It adds the `applicationName` property to the `dataSourceOptions` object in `PostgresConfig.ts` to set the application name to 'oneuptime'. Additionally, it adds new blocks in `secrets.yaml` to handle secrets for the external Postgres database, including the password and SSL options. This enhancement allows users to easily switch between using an internal or external Postgres database when deploying the Helm chart.
This code change updates the Postgres configuration in the Helm chart to support both internal and external Postgres databases. The `DATABASE_NAME` environment variable is renamed from `DATABASE_DATABASE` to improve clarity. Additionally, a new block for configuring SSL options for the external Postgres database is added. This enhancement allows users to easily switch between using an internal or external Postgres database when deploying the Helm chart.
This code change updates the Postgres configuration in the Helm chart to support both internal and external Postgres databases. The `DATABASE_HOST`, `DATABASE_PORT`, `DATABASE_USERNAME`, `DATABASE_PASSWORD`, and `DATABASE_DATABASE` environment variables are now conditionally set based on the `postgresql.enabled` flag in the `values.yaml` file. If `postgresql.enabled` is `true`, the values are set to the internal Postgres service details. Otherwise, they are set to the corresponding values from the `externalPostgres` configuration. This enhancement allows users to easily switch between using an internal or external Postgres database when deploying the Helm chart.
refactor: Enable external Postgres support in Helm chart
This code change modifies the Helm chart to enable support for using an external Postgres database. The `postgresql.enabled` flag in the `values.yaml` file is set to `true` to indicate that an external Postgres database will be used. This enhancement allows users to configure the Helm chart to connect to an existing Postgres database instead of deploying a new one.
This code change updates the secrets.yaml file to dynamically generate probe secrets based on the values provided in the $.Values.probes object. If a probe secret already exists, it is used. Otherwise, a new random 32-character alphanumeric string is generated and encoded. This improvement ensures that probe secrets are properly managed and provides better security for sensitive information.
