The zitadel Application failed its first sync with InvalidSpecError:
application repo https://charts.zitadel.com is not permitted in project
'homelab'. AppProject sourceRepos is an allowlist, so the chart repo must be
listed before any chart from it can be reconciled.
The Application pointed at github.com/ToyoGlobal/azhi-infra, branch
feat/azi-riotpiao-cnpg, path k8s/overlays/azi-riotpiao. It never reconciled:
status stayed Unknown because the source repository could not be read, and the
destination namespace azi-riotpiao was never created. ArgoCD reported it as an
OutOfSync managed resource of homelab-root with nothing behind it.
Also drops the ToyoGlobal URL from the AppProject allowlist. No manifest from
that repository is referenced any more, so the allowlist entry is dead weight.
Not touched here, because it is not in git: Secret azhi-infra-github in
namespace argocd holds the read-only GitHub credential for that repository.
Delete it separately once no other Application needs the repo.
The live Application object was deleted by hand. Until this commit reaches
main, the next homelab-root sync recreates it, because main still declares it.
The homelab AppProject allowlist had no azhi repository, so an Application
pointing at ToyoGlobal/azhi-infra fails admission with 'repository not
permitted'. Adding the URL is the whole gate.
The Application itself targets the repository default branch
(harness/staging-slice), not main, and path k8s/overlays/azi-riotpiao. That
overlay renders postgres and the API into namespace azi-riotpiao.
The two Secrets the namespace needs stay out of Git: acr-pull carries the ACR
pull credential and azhi-riotpiao-app-env carries the database credentials,
the JWT secrets and the AES key.
ROOT CAUSE:
- tektoncd/pipeline config/ dir uses ko:// image refs (build-time placeholders)
- ArgoCD synced the raw dev manifests → InvalidImageName on all pods
- tektoncd/operator requires its own CRDs and controller (too heavy)
- Tekton has no official Helm chart
FIX:
- Vendor the pre-built release.yaml (v0.68.0) into k8s/infra/tekton/
- Point ArgoCD Application at our own repo (forgejo)
- Release contains real container images (ghcr.io/tektoncd/pipeline/*)
- Remove external tektoncd repo from AppProject (not needed)
TO UPGRADE TEKTON:
1. Download new release from github.com/tektoncd/pipeline/releases
2. Replace k8s/infra/tekton/release.yaml
3. Commit — ArgoCD syncs automatically
Repos transferred: homelab-frontend, kmsvc-manage, poimen, poimen-memory,
poimen-workflows, poimen-frontend. Old URLs return 301 which ArgoCD
doesn't follow.
NOT changed: container image registry paths (rock/ is correct for registry),
riotpiao.com (still under rock org).
Also adds poimen-frontend to AppProject sourceRepos allowlist.
A1: Replace per-repo Forgejo entries with https://forgejo.riotpiao.com/rock/*
wildcard so onboarding never requires touching AppProject.
A2: Add wave -1 Application for k8s/argocd/projects/ so it syncs before
any Application references the AppProject.
Also add kustomization.yaml to k8s/argocd/projects/ to make it renderable.
Enabled by Stage 1 (A1, A2).
- Runner egress: allow 192.168.1.160/32:443. forgejo.riotpiao.com resolves to
the ingress LB, inside the 192.168.1.0/24 block the NetworkPolicy denies, so
docker push hung until timeout.
- dind CA: also mount homelab-ca at /etc/docker/certs.d/forgejo.riotpiao.com/,
the path dockerd actually reads for per-registry trust.
- Pull secret: dockerconfigjson for the api namespace; /v2/ answers 401.
- AppProject: allow the Forgejo repo as a source for api-gw.
- Replace all forgejo.riotpiao.com repo URLs with [email protected] SSH URLs
- Enables immediate GitOps sync without waiting for Forgejo mirror setup
- Includes ingress-nginx now fully ArgoCD-managed (wave 0)
- SOPS secrets can now sync and decrypt TLS certificates
Root cause of widespread 'Unknown' sync status / Skipping auto-sync across
almost every Application: CoreDNS rewrites forgejo.riotpiao.com to the nginx
ingress controller service (rewrite name forgejo.riotpiao.com -> ingress-nginx-
controller...), which only listens on 80/443, not 3000. Every git fetch from
argocd-repo-server to the :3000 repoURL was timing out (context deadline
exceeded), so ArgoCD couldn't compare desired vs live state for any app.
Fix: use https://forgejo.riotpiao.com (no port, TLS via nginx + wildcard cert)
consistent with the 'all external endpoints HTTPS' requirement. Verified git
smart-http response 200 on the new URL before committing.
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