Generate machine key in home directory in K8s #707
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Background
The machine key is currently generated for linux in
/etc/octopus/machinekey
. This then is regenerated when the pod restarts, so the encrypted values (which are stored in the home directory, on a NFS share) can't be decryptedResults
When running in K8S only, we change the location of the file to generate the machine key to be in the configured environment variable
TentacleHome
(which currently is the NFS share/octopus
). This results in the key being persisted across pod restarts and the cert can be decryptedShortcut story: [sc-66137]
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