Apostille

Quay's Image Metadata Signature Service

Apostille acts similarly to a notary server in order to support clients using Docker Content Trust. However, Apostille can expose different chains of trust to clients, and supports non-DCT clients with additional signing features.

Building

make build

Dependency updates

make update-deps
make test-all

Running tests

make test         # unit tests
make integration
make test-all

CI/CD

1. Test with bin/local-ci.sh
2. Install yaml, helm, cri plugin
3. kubectl config use-context <cluster>
4. Initialize and Login to helm as a user with access to apostille-app
5. bin/build.sh -> this builds and pushes the images to quay.
6. bin/deploy-to-staging.sh /path/to/quay-policies-encrypted pushes helm package to quay and deploys it.
7. bin/deploy-to-prod.sh /path/to/quay-policies-encrypted

If you get a 409 conflict when running one of the deploy scripts, comment out the helm registry push and retry.