[MOSIP-44127]updated docs #131
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WalkthroughUpdates ClamAV Helm image settings; adds observability infrastructure (observ-infra) docs and GitHub Actions–based Keycloak⇄Rancher integration; introduces a Helmsman destroy guide; changes WireGuard peer references; minor tfvars comments for observ-infra; assorted README and docs reorganizations. Changes
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terraform/implementations/aws/observ-infra/aws.tfvars (1)
78-79: Improve comment formatting for readability.Add a space after
#in inline comments to follow standard HCL/Terraform comment conventions.🔎 Proposed fix
-enable_rancher_import = false #dont enable for observ infra -rancher_import_url = "\"<rancher-import-url>\"" #dont update for observ infra +enable_rancher_import = false # don't enable for observ infra +rancher_import_url = "\"<rancher-import-url>\"" # don't update for observ infradocs/HELMSMAN_DESTROY_GUIDE.md (1)
25-48: Add language specifiers to code blocks for better rendering.Several code blocks are missing language specifiers, which can affect syntax highlighting and rendering. Add appropriate language identifiers to improve readability.
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Fix 1: ASCII diagram (line 25)
-``` +```text ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐Fix 2: Command example (line 124)
-``` +```text destroyFix 3: Namespace list (line 138)
-``` +```text namespace1,namespace2,namespace3Fix 4: Deployment order diagram (line 184)
-``` +```text Deployment Order: Destruction Order (Use Workflows):Fix 5: Deployment comparison (line 346)
-``` +```text Deployment Order: Destruction Order:Also applies to: 124-126, 138-140, 184-191, 346-352
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docs/HELMSMAN_DESTROY_GUIDE.md (1)
1-627: Excellent comprehensive documentation!This Helmsman Destroy Guide is thorough and well-structured, covering:
- GitHub Actions workflow-based destruction
- Manual destruction procedures
- Troubleshooting and verification steps
- Data backup and recovery guidance
- Cost implications
The guide follows best practices with clear warnings, step-by-step instructions, and visual workflow diagrams. Great addition to the documentation suite!
docs/README.md (1)
63-63: LGTM! Good documentation integration.The new Helmsman Destroy Guide is properly integrated into both the Core Deployment Guides and Component-Specific Documentation sections, maintaining consistency with the existing documentation structure.
Also applies to: 71-71
README.md (4)
72-72: Critical integration requirement clearly documented.The important note about the required Keycloak–Rancher SAML integration workflow after
observ-infradeployment is well-placed and clearly stated. This helps prevent deployment order issues and ensures operators understand the integration dependency.
475-595: Excellent observ-infra documentation with comprehensive examples.The new observability infrastructure section provides:
- Clear step-by-step deployment instructions
- Comprehensive tfvars configuration examples with detailed comments
- Rancher UI initial setup guidance
- Important notes about post-deployment steps and security considerations
The configuration examples are well-documented and the guidance on node sizing (t3a.xlarge vs t3a.2xlarge) for cost optimization is particularly helpful.
1257-1259: Good separation of infrastructure vs service destruction guidance.The updated Environment Destruction section now clearly distinguishes between:
- Terraform-based infrastructure destruction (complete teardown)
- Helmsman-based service destruction (application removal while keeping infrastructure)
This clarity helps operators choose the appropriate destruction method based on their needs.
596-600: The keycloak-rancher-integration workflow exists and is properly gated, but lacks downstream dependency checks and user guidance.The workflow file and referenced integration guide are in place with manual execution gating. However:
- No workflows (e.g.,
helmsman_mosip.yml) check for completed Keycloak-Rancher integration status before proceeding- Deployment workflows contain no error messages that guide users to complete this integration step if skipped
- The sequencing requirement is documented only in the README, not enforced or validated by automation
Consider adding a health check step in
helmsman_mosip.ymlto verify Keycloak-Rancher integration completion, or at minimum, add a pre-flight check with clear error guidance directing users to run the integration workflow first.Rancher-keycloak-integration/README.md (1)
1-340: Excellent rewrite focusing on GitHub Actions workflows!This comprehensive rewrite significantly improves the integration guide by:
- Prioritizing the GitHub Actions workflow approach for automation
- Providing detailed step-by-step instructions with clear inputs and secrets
- Adding WireGuard configuration examples
- Including troubleshooting specific to workflow execution
- Maintaining manual execution options for advanced users
The shift from manual-first to workflow-first approach aligns well with modern DevOps practices and the overall repository structure. The documentation is clear, well-organized, and includes all necessary details for both beginners and experienced users. The workflow name referenced in Step 2 matches the actual workflow file.
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Context: ...RD_WG1** - For Helmsman cluster access (peer3, optional) ### Common Pitfalls - ❌ Try...
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
docs/SECRET_GENERATION_GUIDE.md (1)
358-359: WireGuard peer references updated consistently.The peer numbering shift from peer1/peer2 to peer2/peer3 aligns with the observ-infra workflow changes and is clearly documented. The static analysis hint about line 359 appears to be a false positive—the syntax is correct.
README.md (4)
72-72: Clear deployment prerequisite communicated upfront.The requirement to run Keycloak–Rancher SAML integration after observ-infra and before main MOSIP infra deployment is prominent and well-positioned. This prevents users from missing a critical step.
475-600: Comprehensive observ-infra documentation with clear operational guidance.The new Step 3ca section provides:
- ✅ Detailed
aws.tfvarsconfiguration example with inline explanations- ✅ Terraform workflow steps aligned with existing pattern
- ✅ Post-deployment Rancher UI initial setup instructions
- ✅ Important notes about backup and integration points
- ✅ Step 3cb reference for Keycloak–Rancher SAML integration
The observ-infra deployment is appropriately marked as optional ("Skip this step if you don't need a separate observation plane"), reducing friction for users who don't require centralized management. The positioning after base-infra and before main MOSIP infra is correct for the workflow dependency chain.
Confirm that users deploying without observ-infra (skipping Step 3ca/3cb) can proceed directly from Step 3b (WireGuard) to Step 3d (MOSIP infra) without errors. The deployment flow diagram (lines 28–68) shows this path correctly, but verify that there are no hardcoded observ-infra references in downstream Terraform or Helmsman configs that would break a skip.
230-241: TF_WG_CONFIG requirement for Keycloak–Rancher integration is clearly documented.The inline comments (lines 240–241) explain that
TF_WG_CONFIGis required for the keycloak-rancher-integration workflow to access private Keycloak and Rancher instances. This prevents users from triggering Step 3cb without essential VPN configuration in place. Good error prevention.
1256-1259: Environment destruction guidance properly segmented.The distinction between infrastructure destruction (
ENVIRONMENT_DESTRUCTION_GUIDE.md) and Helmsman service cleanup (HELMSMAN_DESTROY_GUIDE.md) is clear. Users can now safely remove services without deleting cloud infrastructure, which is operationally important. Confirm that both linked guides exist and are up-to-date.Verify that
docs/HELMSMAN_DESTROY_GUIDE.mdexists and covers safe removal of MOSIP services from Kubernetes without infrastructure teardown.
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