* add new iam upgrade apply
* remove iam tf plan from upgrade apply check
* add iam migration warning to upgrade apply
* update release process
* document migration
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Otto Bittner <cobittner@posteo.net>
* add iam upgrade
* remove upgrade dir check in test
* ask only without --yes
* make iam upgrade provider specific
* test without seperate logins
* remove csi and only add conditionally
* Revert "test without seperate logins"
This reverts commit 05a12e59c9.
* fix msising cred
* support iam migration for all csps
* add iam upgrade label
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Co-authored-by: Otto Bittner <cobittner@posteo.net>
* Use CLI to fetch measurements in e2e test
* Abort helm service upgrade early if user confirmation is missing
* Add container push to CLI build action
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Signed-off-by: Daniel Weiße <dw@edgeless.systems>
Runners sometimes fail because they run out of disk space.
One reason this happens is a change in the setup-go action@v4:
> The V4 edition of the action offers: Enabled caching by default
To combat this, we now disable the cache if it was not enabled explicitly before.
Additionally, we remove setup-go where it is no longer needed.
* The check would previously fail if e.g. `apply` did not upgrade the
image, but a new image was specified in the config. This could
happen if the specified image was too new, but a valid Kuberentes
upgrade was specified.
* ci: fix variable expansion in e2e-upgrade call
* e2e: do not verify measurement signature
This workflow is used to run e2e tests in
preparation to a release.
It is triggered by the successful completion of
the release workflow.
Also trigger e2e-mini through the release
workflow completion.
This makes restarting the tests easier if
they fail during release preparation.
Co-authored-by: stdoutput <moritz.sanft@outlook.de>
The test is implemented as a go test.
It can be executed as a bazel target.
The general workflow is to setup a cluster,
point the test to the workspace in which to
find the kubeconfig and the constellation config
and specify a target image, k8s and
service version. The test will succeed
if it detects all target versions in the cluster
within the configured timeout.
The CI automates the above steps.
A separate workflow is introduced as there
are multiple input fields to the test.
Adding all of these to the manual e2e test
seemed confusing.
Co-authored-by: Fabian Kammel <fk@edgeless.systems>