Set aws file secrets as individual files

[ryan-dyer-sp]

what

creates config and credentials as files within .aws instead of mounting entire secret as .aws.

why

This allows for other directories (.aws/cli, .aws/sso) which need to be created/used by the CLI itself for caching to exist.

tests

tested via various configuration of helm values to receive desired result. Running in own environment the case where aws.config is specified. Does assume that config/credentials is never specified along with awsSecretName.

references

closes #380

[GMartinez-Sisti]

Thanks @ryan-dyer-sp! Can you please provide an example on values.yaml and also bump the chart minor version, I would consider this a feature.

[ryan-dyer-sp]

Thanks @ryan-dyer-sp! Can you please provide an example on values.yaml

IDK what you're asking for here. https://github.com/runatlantis/helm-charts/blob/main/charts/atlantis/values.yaml#L128-L139 isnt changing. Its just mapping the individual elements within the secret to filenames instead of mounting the entire secret as a volume.
One behavior that does change with this is that secrets mounted with subPaths do not auto update (changes to the secret do not get updated within the container). So you do have to restart the atlantis pod in this case. Perhaps I should add the standard checksum annotation/label in order to force a redeploy when the config is updated?
Will update chart.yaml.

Thanks

[GMartinez-Sisti]

Hi!

IDK what you're asking for here. https://github.com/runatlantis/helm-charts/blob/main/charts/atlantis/values.yaml#L128-L139 isnt changing. Its just mapping the individual elements within the secret to filenames instead of mounting the entire secret as a volume.

Please check my comment, I'm trying to understand if the values are supposed to change.

One behavior that does change with this is that secrets mounted with subPaths do not auto update (changes to the secret do not get updated within the container). So you do have to restart the atlantis pod in this case. Perhaps I should add the standard checksum annotation/label in order to force a redeploy when the config is updated? Will update chart.yaml.

This is a good idea 👍

[ryan-dyer-sp]

@GMartinez-Sisti Anything else needed?

[GMartinez-Sisti]

@GMartinez-Sisti Anything else needed?

I'll look into this soon! 😃

[GMartinez-Sisti]

Almost ready to go! Please see the comment below and also bump the minor version for the chart and it will be good to merge. Sorry for taking so long to review!

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[ryan-dyer-sp]

/remove stale

Chart version bumped

[ryan-dyer-sp]

@GMartinez-Sisti sorry for the delay getting this bumped

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[ryan-dyer-sp]

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[ryan-dyer-sp]

@GMartinez-Sisti re updated. Anything else?

[GMartinez-Sisti]

@GMartinez-Sisti re updated. Anything else?

Thanks @ryan-dyer-sp! What do you think about adding a unit test to ensure it works as expected and no one breaks it by mistake?

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