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Nginx-php fails health check with persistance enabled

I've just used/setup the nginx-php helm chart and encountered a issue.

I noted that it works fine when not using a persistent volume, but the NGINX container fails its health check on health.php with a 404 when using a existing claim persistent volume.
I found that health.php was missing when using a persistent volume, and I fixed mine by just creating the file manually (via vscode attached to the the working php container)

This makes sense to me as I suspect the pvc mount is overwriting the configmap health.php, causing a fail for the liveness check.

Suggestions to fix:

  1. Put a callout in the docs that you have to create the health.php manually if you use a persistent volume (easyiest)
  2. Rework the helm to apply the health.php over the top of the pvc mount data
  3. Mount the configmap to a separate directory, and startup script to copy the health.php over to the /var/www/html directory if missing.

Apologies for not raising a PR to fix, but I'm not versed enough in helm to know the best approach.

An error occurs when deploying this charts/sickhub/cronjobs

Run command on gitlab runner:

$ helm upgrade --install "${COMPONENT}" chartmuseum/cronjobs --version "${API_BACKEND_CHART_VERSION}" --namespace "${CI_K8S_NAMESPACE}" --values ./deploy/${VALUES}.yaml --wait --timeout "${HELM_TIMEOUT}"

This error occurs on the gitlab runner:

Error: An error occurred while checking for chart dependencies. You may need to run `helm dependency build` to fetch missing dependencies: found in Chart.yaml, but missing in charts/ directory: common

How can this error be fixed?

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Detected dependencies

github-actions
.github/workflows/ct.yaml
  • actions/checkout v4
  • azure/setup-helm v4
  • helm/chart-testing-action v2.6.1
  • helm/kind-action v1.10.0
.github/workflows/release.yaml
  • actions/checkout v4
  • helm/chart-releaser-action v1.6.0
helm-values
sickhub/cronjobs/values.yaml
sickhub/nginx-phpfpm/values.yaml
helmv3
sickhub/cronjobs/Chart.yaml
  • common 2.20.2

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Charts cronjob 0.1.7

First, thanks for your initiative and work on this project.
I'm currently exploring K8s cronjob and found this project to be really useful.

I see cronjobs is already at 0.1.7 on main branch, but can't find the 0.1.7 release.
I need the new timezone config for the cronjob.

Any plan to release the new version?
I don't know much about the CI/CD pipeline. Anything I can help?

nginx-phpfpm: load test setup for scaling

  • a PHP script that simulates load (actual CPU cycles): <?for(set_time_limit(rand(10)]);;);?>
  • a benchmark command/script that calls the PHP with high concurrency -> see pods scale up/down.
  • โŒ screenshots of running this in a monitored k8s cluster - there is not much to see, tbh.

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