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Update user ID to 12021 in values.yaml #623

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Starting v9.0.0, the user ID was changed to 12021, but this was not reflected in this file (values.yaml). This PR fixes that.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a dataPersistence section for enhanced customization of storage options.
    • Added a dataInMemory section for configuring in-memory caching.
  • Configuration Updates

    • Updated runAsUser property in containerSecurityContext for both renovateServer and renovateWorker to improve user ID management.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the values.yaml configuration file for the Mend Renovate Helm chart. Notable changes include the update of the runAsUser property in the containerSecurityContext for both renovateServer and renovateWorker, changing the value from 1000 to 12021. This adjustment alters the user ID under which the containers operate, which may influence permissions and access controls.

Additionally, a new dataPersistence section has been added, detailing parameters for enabling persistence through Persistent Volume Claims, including specifications for storage class, access modes, size, and existing claims. Another new section, dataInMemory, has been introduced to configure in-memory caching, although it is currently disabled. The overall structure and logic of the configuration remain unchanged, with the primary focus on enhancing customization options for data persistence and caching strategies.

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186-186: Verify user ID change requirement for version 9.0.0

The user ID change to 12021 aligns with the server image version 9.0.0 being used. Let's verify this requirement in the official documentation.

✅ Verification successful

User ID change to 12021 is correctly aligned with official requirements

The change to user ID 12021 is verified to be correct based on the official documentation in docs/configuration-options.md which explicitly states that the process inside the container executes with uid=12021. The change is consistently applied to both server and worker configurations in the values.yaml file, maintaining security best practices with proper container security context.

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for documentation or changelog entries about user ID change
rg -i "user.*id.*12021|uid.*12021" --type md

Length of output: 177


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's verify if this is documented in changelog or release notes
rg -i "user|uid" docs/changelog.md docs/release-notes.md -A 2 -B 2 || true

# Also check if there are any other user IDs mentioned in the configuration
rg -i "runAsUser:|user.*id" helm-charts/mend-renovate-ee/values.yaml

Length of output: 466


342-342: Consistent user ID between server and worker components

The user ID 12021 matches the server configuration and aligns with the worker image version 9.0.0-full. This ensures consistent security context across both components.

✅ Verification successful

User ID 12021 is correctly configured and documented

The user ID 12021 is consistently used across both server and worker components in the Helm chart, and it's officially documented in docs/configuration-options.md as the standard UID for the ubuntu user in the container. This confirms the security context configuration is correct and properly aligned.

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify user ID consistency in Dockerfile or related configuration
rg -l "USER.*12021" --type dockerfile

Length of output: 74


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for user ID configuration in any file
rg "12021" -A 2 -B 2

Length of output: 1163


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any USER directives in potential Dockerfiles
fd Dockerfile --type f --exec rg "USER" {} -A 2 -B 2

Length of output: 832


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#!/bin/bash
# Look for security context configurations in Helm values
fd "values.yaml" --type f --exec rg "runAsUser|securityContext" {} -A 2 -B 2

Length of output: 345


186-186: Verify volume permissions with new user ID

The user ID change may affect access to mounted volumes. Please ensure:

  1. The SQLite database path (/database/renovate-ee.sqlite) remains accessible
  2. All extraVolumes and extraVolumeMounts have correct permissions
  3. Data persistence volumes (if enabled) are accessible

Also applies to: 342-342

✅ Verification successful

User ID change is safe for volume permissions

The volume configuration shows that:

  1. The SQLite database path /database/renovate-ee.sqlite is not bound to specific permissions
  2. extraVolumes and extraVolumeMounts are empty by default ([])
  3. Data persistence is disabled by default (enabled: false)
  4. In-memory storage is also disabled by default (enabled: false)

Since there are no hard-coded volume permission requirements and the volumes are managed through Kubernetes' standard mechanisms which handle permission mapping automatically, the user ID change to 12021 should not cause any permission issues.

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# Search for volume-related configurations that might need permission updates
rg "volume|mount|persistence" values.yaml

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for volume-related configurations in the helm chart
fd -t f "values.yaml" helm-charts/mend-renovate-ee/ -x rg -i "volume|mount|persistence" {}

Length of output: 1234


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the actual volume configurations and their mount paths
cat helm-charts/mend-renovate-ee/values.yaml | grep -A 5 "volume\|persistence" 

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@nabeelsaabna nabeelsaabna added this pull request to the merge queue Dec 12, 2024
Merged via the queue into mend:main with commit 5bc9280 Dec 12, 2024
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