 Matthew Meszaros
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a962683511
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feat: ship AWS's RDS truststore in the backend and consumer images and point the docs at it, because Amazon RDS chains to a root that is in no public trust store so the sslmode=verify-full those docs recommended failed every connection with x509 certificate signed by unknown authority, while deliberately not setting PGSSLROOTCERT by default since an RDS-only store would break a Postgres fronted by a public CA
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2026-09-11 05:23:23 +02:00 |
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Matthew Meszaros
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510ee692ba
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feat: address the review on the split-deployment branch by moving the two broker routes onto their own NODE_BROKER_TOKEN so the internet-facing tracking and forms services no longer hold a credential that can open any organization's data key, refusing to presign any key outside the prefixes a node reaches, fixing IAM policies that named an alias ARN KMS never resolves in a Resource element, bounding both brokered HTTP clients because the sync loop's context never expires, no longer reporting a 403 from the object store as a missing body, and redacting the DSN and URL credentials the dry-run listing printed in clear
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2026-09-10 14:19:53 +02:00 |
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Matthew Meszaros
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47ba13083e
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feat: make a split deployment work end to end by fixing the three defects that made an off-host node impossible to configure (nodeEnvKeys shipped S3_BUCKET and KMS_KEY_ID, which nothing reads, so an AWS-backed node silently used the default bucket and key alias; a joined consumer never received PRIMARY_DB and died at boot; and node.env was rewritten on every join with no file an operator could add to), then removing the need for cloud credentials on a node at all with brokered KMS and blob providers that renderNodeEnv hands out automatically, plus deploy/split-cloud, scripts/aws-bootstrap.sh, two fleet instance checks and the docs
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2026-09-10 13:58:59 +02:00 |
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