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Cloudformation templates for building a scalable cloud-native Chef Server on AWS

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Route53HostedZone parameter is confusing because most people don't put a dot at the end

irvingpop opened this issue · comments

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Suggestions:

  • Change the requirement to not need a dot (auto-append this in places in the template)
  • Put a regex validator on the parameter so that it auto-rejects ones that aren't right
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this is fixed by PR #50

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Summary

For anyone else coming here, using the pre-v5 config and adding the dot at the end of your Route53HostedZone makes it so that Chef Server will not provide the authorize button when logging in via oc-id from Supermarket.

"Error" message for search reasons:

You have not granted any applications access to your Chef account

Workaround

Remove the dot from the redirect_uri on the Chef Server Bootstrap Frontend and Supermarket and do a reconfigure on both. This did not regenerate app_id or secret for us, so you may not have to do more than just the 2 reconfigures.

Huge thanks to @teknofire for troubleshooting and finding this, no errors/warnings in the logs on any server hinted at it.