Vouch request: @ChristianZaccaria #2090
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@ChristianZaccaria has been vouched by @TaylorMutch. You can now submit pull requests to OpenShell. Welcome aboard. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md before submitting. |
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What do you want to work on?
Hi, I'm Christian Zaccaria, a Software Engineer working at Red Hat, in the same team as @r3v5, @jgarciao, and @rhuss. I'm very interested in joining this community and contributing to this project. I have huge interest in the sandbox technology and OpenShift integration. I would like help in all ways possible including documentation, code reviews, feature enhancements, and anything that would be valuable for the community. Moreover, I have experience in developing Kubernetes Operators, and building and deploying applications on OpenShift.
To start, I would like to make an update in OpenShift documentation. I've created this GitHub issue: #2089
I've read through the architecture documentation, contributing guidelines, and began to familiarise myself with the codebase.
Why this change?
Currently, the documentation on OpenShift instructs the user to install OpenShell, but only mentions to pre-create the sandbox JWT signing secret after we had already installed the chart. Reference: https://github.com/NVIDIA/OpenShell/blob/main/docs/kubernetes/openshift.mdx?plain=1#L61-L63
This causes the pod to fail to start due to the
openshell-jwt-keyssecret not yet existing. The proposed changes would instruct the user to use the copy-pasteable command to generate the secret before installing OpenShell, which will streamline and enhance user experience.Checklist
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