Helm chart for atmoz/sftp

Hi, related to #85, a helm chart allows for an even easier way to deploy atmoz/sftp. I would be able to help kick-starting this, but this requires a few people to get it right. Yours, Steffen

As promised, a bare minimalistic chart that deployed successfully once on GKE is started in https://github.com/NFDI4Chem/helm-charts/tree/main/atmoz-sftp Happy to have it moved elsewhere, happy to take PR to improve it. Yours, Steffen

@atmoz @sneumann - is there a further interest in helm chart? Seeing lots of folks landing up with issues related to k8s deployments and half-baked solutions on Medium and various blogs or gists on getting atmoz-sftp on k8s.

I'd like to contribute. I'm also on GKE currently. Shall we re-kick this with a PR?

Hi, no current activities from our side. Feel free to grab my starting point, if you need a license change (I seem to have picked apache) get in touch, seems I was the only contributor. Yours, Steffen

Heya.

Well, I need to know if I'll be supported on PRs and merging. :) We can't "just" make a helm chart. :) I'm happy to do even all of the work but there are piling issues and PRs already which haven't been looked at for years ;)

From what I've deployed on my cluster I already see needed changes on how the container will need to be built to make it k8s friendly and a separate one allowing it to run as non-root (current entrypoint script is going to fail on start due to perms).

So this will already get us to building 2 versions just for k8s times 2 (alpine+debian). Maybe we can get away for root based ok, but non-root needs a separate entrypoint script.

If the project is stale (and that would be a shame) I better go off and make my own fork - but I see no benefit to the community doing it this way

Best Marcin

I am looking for a Helm chart to use for Atmoz/SFTP using Rancher Desktop and then K8's on Azure for Prod.

@kbdavis07 meanwhile this one might sort you out https://artifacthub.io/packages/helm/sj14/sftp-server

@marcinkubica When deployed to K8's are you saving users in a database instead in a flat file?

How do you scale multiple containers if using just a flat file?

I am trying to get pam-pgsql
https://github.com/pam-pgsql/pam-pgsql

To work but no luck on that and seems like there are not any helpful documentations out there.

I was hoping to have Multiple nodes of SFTP Server in K8 all pointing to some centralized data store, hoping Azure File Share and for users a Database.

Is there any issues with just going with a flat file approach? Would it lock the file in Azure File Share?

@kbdavis07 i'm using configmap which scales across replicas (I only use ssh pub keys, no passwords) can't help you much on Azure, I'm on GCP

@marcinkubica What are you using in your configmap ?

How are you running it as a "non-root" user?