Answering on a port was the only evidence callers had that they had reached
the authoritative hub. A local cache and central both served port 8000,
separated only by IP family, and every default reached the cache for seven
weeks (ADR-010).
Adds instance_role and instance_label, surfaced on /state/health. The default
is "unknown" on purpose: an instance that has not declared itself is not the
primary. Production values declare primary/railiance01; the chart default
stays unknown because a chart can be installed anywhere.
statehub status now prints which instance answered.
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The API validates repo classification against the-custodian canon allowed
values. A container has no such checkout, so every classification write failed
with a 500 and classification could only ever be written from a workstation.
Mounts the vocabulary as a ConfigMap and points
REPO_CLASSIFICATION_ALLOWED_PATH at it.
The copy is the risk, so it is owned rather than trusted:
scripts/sync_classification_allowed.py regenerates it from canon and --check
fails on drift. make check-classification-allowed and
make railiance-state-hub-render both refuse to proceed when the copy diverges,
so a release cannot silently validate against a stale vocabulary.
The container volumeMounts and env blocks are merged rather than appended —
a second pair would have produced duplicate YAML keys as soon as sweep was
re-enabled.
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No MCP server ran on central, so remote agents reached dev-hub only through a
reverse tunnel back to the workstation — routing a request for a service on
their own machine out to another host and back.
Adds a gated mcp Deployment and ClusterIP Service running the same image with
`-m mcp_server.server`, API_BASE defaulted to the in-cluster API Service, and
tcpSocket probes. No Ingress: the MCP layer proxies an unauthenticated API and
must not be reachable from outside the cluster.
Two fixes were needed before the manifests could work:
- server.py hardcoded host="127.0.0.1". A Service routes to the pod IP, so a
loopback bind is unreachable. Now MCP_HOST, still defaulting to loopback so
local runs do not silently expose an unauthenticated proxy.
- The container runs `-m mcp_server.server`, not the file path, so /app lands
on sys.path rather than /app/mcp_server.
mcp.enabled stays false in the deploy values: the running image predates
MCP_HOST, so enabling it before the tag is bumped would ship a pod that never
becomes reachable.
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Add git/ssh to the runtime image, mount /home/tegwick into the state-hub pod,
resolve host_paths via STATE_HUB_SWEEP_HOSTNAME, and fall back to the
railiance01 the-custodian canon path for classification validation.
Pin helm handoff and Makefile defaults to the f2e042a image after build,
push, CNPG migration, and helm upgrade. Cluster is primary again via
state-hub-primary tunnel.
