nginx

Paddy 2015-06-30

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nginx/wrapper.sh

Make nginx kubernetes-ready. We had to update to use a ubuntu-based image to build nginx into, because (and I kid you not) alpine linux straight-up ignores your resolv.conf file, meaning any attempt to use it with kubernetes DNS is doomed to fail. Who thought this was a good idea? So we're using a bloated image instead. Oh well. We also are running a wrapper script instead of nginx directly, so we can inject the JWT_SECRET environment variable based on a kubernetes secret file. We define the secret file (using a placeholder secret, obvs) so that future-Paddy can remember what the hell it looks like, when he inevitably loses the file and needs to sin up a new cluster. Or whatever. Finally, we updated the token expiration error message to be in an errors array, as God (and our API conventions) intended.

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1 #!/bin/sh
3 SECRET_FILE=${SECRET_FILE:-/private/kubernetes/jwt/secret}
5 SECRET=`cat ${SECRET_FILE}`
7 JWT_SECRET="${SECRET}" JWT_SECRET_IS_BASE64_ENCODED="true" nginx -g "daemon off; error_log /dev/stderr info;"