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user-engine portal on reef-railiance
This is a stateful rail-kubernetes platform workload. It intentionally has
no public Ingress until the KeyCape authorization-code/PKCE edge and
user-engine-portal client are configured. Direct access to protected routes
must remain impossible because the application accepts identity only from a
trusted edge marker plus verified claims.
The portal image is published through the activity-core workload-scoped
Forgejo package credential and deployed from
forgejo.coulomb.social/coulomb/user-engine by immutable digest. The public
package read was verified without an image pull Secret; publishing still uses
the ExternalSecret-backed credential and temporary client state.
The CloudNativePG operator creates user-engine-pg-app, including its uri
field. OpenBao is authoritative for the portal edge marker and provisioner
service token at platform/workloads/user-engine/runtime. The
openbao-runtime.yaml stores and ExternalSecrets deliver those values into the
existing namespaced Secret names without changing application interfaces.
The audit-core sender and email-connect ingest credentials stay authoritative
in their provider namespaces. Run
tools/sync-user-engine-delivery-secret.sh from the repository root to copy
only those scoped values into user-engine-delivery without printing them.
Rerun it after either provider rotates its token, then restart user-engine
because the application receives these two values as environment variables.
kubectl apply -f openbao-runtime.yaml
kubectl apply -f runtime.yaml
kubectl -n user-engine rollout status deployment/user-engine
kubectl -n user-engine get cluster,pod,service,networkpolicy
Rollback sets the Deployment image to the preceding immutable digest. Database migrations are additive and run before serving; restore uses the standard CNPG recovery contract once the offsite object-store reference is attached.