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Add documentation #64

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rollandf opened this issue Jun 8, 2020 · 7 comments
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Add documentation #64

rollandf opened this issue Jun 8, 2020 · 7 comments

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@rollandf
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rollandf commented Jun 8, 2020

There is a need for more documentation:

  • What is this repo about? High level description.
  • What are the APIs exposed and how to use them. (Metrics read/receive, Logs...)
  • RBAC - tenants.
  • TLS, mTLS
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squat commented Jun 8, 2020

yes totally 👍

@rollandf
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Also we need instructions about how to configure the tenants/RBAC in Openshift.

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squat commented Jun 16, 2020

Configuring rbac in OpenShift doesn't change at all, but you mean how to configure the API to use the OpenShift authentication server for OIDC?

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Yes

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I'm assuming that the tenant/user configuration needs to be fully independent of the OpenShift installation that the application is sitting on top of since this is intended to be used for tenants/workloads external of the existing OpenShift deployment. Is that correct?

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I feel like this issue should be moved to observatorium/deployments repository as well. It would be ideal that the documentation lives in a single location. Might even consider moving to a documentation repository and using asciidoc so that it's later easier to import into downstream documentation stream.

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squat commented Jun 16, 2020

@leifmadsen This project is completely agnostic to OpenShift and even to Kubernetes; it knows nothing about any underlying scheduler or orchestration. The tenants file is simply a mapping of organization names to OIDC configurations. That said, a tenant can be configured to use the OpenShift authentication server as its identity provider.

This org actually already has a documentation repo, you can find it at github.com/observatorium/docs. The final output of this issue will be a document that lives in that repo. I prefer not to make a second issue for this to avoid duplication and spreading comments around where they will get lost.

periklis pushed a commit to periklis/api that referenced this issue Jul 9, 2021
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