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Update astro auth login so it outputs a URL that direct the user to an orbit page to start the OAuth process. After that URL output it should await input of a token that user will eventually receive after authenticating.
This token should then be saved to the global config.
Exact details still TBD, but currently it is expected that all registry auth functionality should be stripped out. Depending on what options we have with docker auth, we'll either hardcode the username to something, and use the token as the password. Alternatively if we can set or pass the encoded user/pass, we can just pass the token.
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We have seen multiple customers in the past two weeks get their web server stuck in a crash loop because it takes too long for their webserver to spin up, crossing the failureThreshold and causing it to restart.
Without any changes to resources, increasing the `failureThreshold` from 10 to 30 solves this.
Update
astro auth login
so it outputs a URL that direct the user to an orbit page to start the OAuth process. After that URL output it should await input of a token that user will eventually receive after authenticating.This token should then be saved to the global config.
Exact details still TBD, but currently it is expected that all registry auth functionality should be stripped out. Depending on what options we have with docker auth, we'll either hardcode the username to something, and use the token as the password. Alternatively if we can set or pass the encoded user/pass, we can just pass the token.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: