App Suite Stack Chart
This stack chart is a "full stack deployment" of App Suite. It has Istio support built in.
Istio
Root Path
This chart allows to configure the path under which App Suite becomes available. By default the path is /appsuite
.
This can get configured with the following snippet in your values.yaml
:
global:
appsuite:
appRoot: "/appsuite"
appRoot
must start with a slash, but must not end with a slash.
Adding additional routes
It is possible to add additional services to the VirtualHost provided by App Suite. The additional service needs to be located in the same namespace as App Suite itself.
To rewrite an exact path match to another path use the following example:
appsuite:
istio:
virtualServices:
appsuite:
extraRoutes:
- name: name-of-extra-route
matchExact:
- "/api/new-service"
rewrite: "/"
destinationHost: "new-service"
To rewrite a path prefix to another path use the following example:
appsuite:
istio:
virtualServices:
appsuite:
extraRoutes:
- name: name-of-extra-route
matchPrefix:
- "/api/new-service"
rewrite: "/"
destinationHost: "new-service"
To rewrite the path based on a regular expressione use the following example:
appsuite:
istio:
virtualServices:
appsuite:
extraRoutes:
- name: name-of-extra-route
matchRegex:
- "^/new-service/(.*)$"
rewriteMatchRegex: "^/new-service/(.*)/api/(.*)$"
rewriteRegex: "/\1/\2"
destinationHost: "new-service"
Security headers
To enable security headers to configure referrer policy and transport security:
appsuite:
istio:
securityHeaders:
enabled: true
Optional dependencies
Redis
By default, core-ui-middleware
is configured to start on pod. When you plan to scale it to a higher value, you will need Redis
. This allows all core-ui-middleware
pods to communicate and synchronize with each other.
The following configuration snippet can be used:
appsuite:
core-ui-middleware:
redis:
enabled: true
host: appsuite-redis-master
redis:
enabled: true
architecture: standalone
auth:
enabled: false
master:
persistence:
enabled: false
For this usecase its recommened not to scale Redis
itself, as this might slow down core-ui-middleware
due to additional overhead.