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Let's consider a scenario where a Node-RED instance is configured with enabled https for some specific reason. In this case, the hard-enabled readiness check does not receive a 200 response because the scheme is set to http. As a result, the pod will not transition to the ready state.
How can we reproduce this?
To enhance the functionality, please consider the following revisions:
Enable HTTPS with self-signed certificates. In my opinion, liveness and readiness should not be enabled by default. The user of the chart should have the ability to enable or disable them or further configure.
Furthermore, it would be beneficial to take into account the following aspects:
Make the mount point data configurable.
Allow for configurability of the SecurityContext. Currently, modifying any item requires modification of all items, unless the default settings are acceptable.
The original Node-RED image is configured with a default user ID of 1000. What is the reasoning behind changing it to 10003?
When ingress is enabled with TLS, a certificate object is automatically created. However, what should be done if a self-signed certificate is required for internal usage?
It appears that this chart has been designed for a specific use case and may no longer serve a general purpose.### Helm Chart version
0.24.1
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Let's consider a scenario where a Node-RED instance is configured with enabled https for some specific reason. In this case, the hard-enabled readiness check does not receive a 200 response because the scheme is set to http. As a result, the pod will not transition to the ready state.
How can we reproduce this?
To enhance the functionality, please consider the following revisions:
Furthermore, it would be beneficial to take into account the following aspects:
It appears that this chart has been designed for a specific use case and may no longer serve a general purpose.### Helm Chart version
Search
Code of Conduct
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: