ducky/subscriptions
ducky/subscriptions/sql/postgres_init.sql
Make subscriptions Kubernetes-ready. Update our .hgignore file to include the docker-ready subscripionsd binary (which differs from the local subscriptionsd binary only in that it's statically-compiled for linux). Add a replication controller for subscriptionsd that will spin up the appropriate pods for us and make sure our Stripe and Subscriptionsd secret volumes are attached, so the pods may configure themselves with that private info. Create a Stripe secret volume with a placeholder for the stripe secret key. Create a Subscriptionsd secret volume with the DSN sent to the base64 encoding of an empty string right now (which means subscriptionsd will store data in memory, but whatever.) Create a subscriptionsd service that will route traffic to the subscriptionsd pods created by the replication controller. Create a minimal Dockerfile to get the subscriptionsd binary running on kubernetes. Add a build-docker helper script that will compile a Docker-ready subscriptionsd binary (by compiling it in a Docker container). Copy a Ubuntu ca-certificates.crt file that we'll inject into our Dockerfile so the Stripe SSL can be resolved. Busybox doesn't have any certificates, by default. Create a wrapper script that will be run in the Docker container to read the secrets from our secret volumes and inject them as environment variables, which is what subscriptionsd understands.