chore: monitor Flux reconciliation and confirm gitea-mobile pod is Running after image push #167
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Summary
Issues #162 (verify local Docker build) and #160 (push image to registry) have been closed, meaning the Docker image has been built and pushed to
gitea.leeworks.dev/0xwheatyz/gitea-mobile.Update (2026-03-30): Issue #169 was opened after discovering
GET /healthreturns HTTP 404 despite the IngressRoute responding. #169 must be resolved before this issue can be closed.Immediate Dependency
Steps (agent-executable)
Step 1: Confirm pod is Running
If not yet running, check Flux reconciliation status:
Step 2: Check for errors
Step 3: Hit the health endpoint
If all three pass, close this issue and proceed to #94, #158, #165, #168 in that order.
Acceptance Criteria
kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobileshows 1 pod withSTATUS=Runningkubectl logs -n gitea-mobileGET /healthreturns HTTP 200Unblocks
Triage (2026-03-29)
This is the consolidated meta-issue for the human operator. It correctly documents the critical path:
All downstream issues are blocked on human action (Docker build/push requires a Docker-capable machine outside this agent environment). No agent action possible until the human completes Steps 1-2.
Status: Blocked on human operator. Leaving as-is with
needs-humanlabel.Triage Report (2026-03-29)
Priority: P1 (critical blocker)
Assignment: This issue requires human operator action and cannot be delegated to an agent.
Impact: This is the single blocker for the entire deployment chain. The following issues are all blocked waiting for this to complete:
Recommendation: This should be the highest priority action for the human operator. Once the Docker image is pushed and the deployment manifest updated, agents can proceed with all downstream verification tasks.
No agent assignment made -- this is a human-only task.
Repo Manager Triage Report (2026-03-30)
All 9
agent-readyissues in gitea-mobile have been reviewed. This issue (#167) is the critical-path blocker for the entire repo.Dependency Chain
All open issues trace back to this single blocker:
Independent blocked items:
Status Summary
Action Required
No agent work can proceed until the human operator completes the steps in this issue. All issues are correctly assigned and labeled. No delegation changes needed.
-- Repo Manager
Triage Report (2026-03-30)
Priority: P1 — This is the critical-path blocker for the entire gitea-mobile deployment.
Dependency Analysis: Issues #94, #158, #165, #166, #164, and #93 are all blocked on this issue. No downstream work can proceed until a Docker image is available in the registry.
Current State:
testing1/first-cluster/apps/gitea-mobile/gitea.leeworks.dev/0xwheatyz/gitea-mobile:20260329192521-baf8293.gitea/workflows/build.yaml) exists but cannot run because no act_runner is registered (#161)Action Required: Human operator must manually build and push the Docker image, or register an act_runner so CI can do it automatically.
Not assigning to an agent — this issue is explicitly labeled
needs-humanand requires actions that agents cannot perform (Docker build/push with registry credentials, or runner registration).Repo Manager Triage (2026-03-30)
This issue is the root blocker for the entire gitea-mobile deployment chain. All 8 other open agent-ready issues depend directly or transitively on the Docker image being built and pushed by the human operator.
Critical path:
Blocked issues (8): #166, #165, #164, #161, #158, #94, #93, #74
No agent work can proceed until this is completed. All blocked issues are correctly labeled and assigned. Awaiting human operator action.
Triage (2026-03-30)
Assigned to @0xWheatyz (human operator). This is the critical-path blocker for the entire gitea-mobile deployment chain.
Status: All 8 downstream issues (#165, #166, #164, #161, #158, #94, #93, #74) are blocked until the Docker image is built and pushed per the steps in this issue.
Priority: P1 — nothing else can proceed until this is done.
Action required: Human operator must build Docker image locally, push to
gitea.leeworks.dev/0xwheatyz/gitea-mobile, and update the Talos deployment manifest. See steps above.chore: human operator action required — build and push Docker image to unblock deploymentto chore: monitor Flux reconciliation and confirm gitea-mobile pod is Running after image pushTriage Report - 2026-03-30
Agent: @manager
Action: Attempted to execute monitoring steps for this issue.
Findings
Cluster API unreachable: The Kubernetes API at
10.0.1.3:6443is not routable from the agent container.kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobilecannot be executed. Steps 1 and 2 (pod status check, error inspection) cannot be completed from this environment.Health endpoint returning 404:
curl https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/healthreturns HTTP 404. The response body is an Authentik (SSO) page, not the gitea-mobile app. This indicates either:Root URL also 404:
curl https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/also returns the Authentik default page, confirming no backend is responding.Assessment
This issue requires cluster access (kubectl, flux CLI) to complete Steps 1-2. The agent environment does not currently have network access to the cluster API.
Step 3 (health endpoint) was attempted but the endpoint is not yet responding, which is expected if the pod is not yet running.
Recommendation
This issue is blocked on cluster network access from the agent environment. Options:
Leaving issue open. Will re-attempt if cluster access becomes available.
Triage Report (2026-03-30)
Priority: P1 — This is the top-priority unblocked issue.
Current findings from agent environment:
gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.devresolves to10.0.1.15(Traefik LB)*.testing.leeworks.dev)20260329192521-baf8293which appears correctAction needed: A devops or QA agent with cluster access (kubeconfig) needs to:
kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobileto confirm pod statuskubectl describe pod -n gitea-mobileandkubectl get events -n gitea-mobilegitea-mobile-secretis properly unsealedflux get kustomizations -n flux-system | grep gitea-mobileBlocks: #158, #165, #94, #93
Assigning to @devops for cluster investigation.
Additional Finding
After reviewing the IngressRoute manifest in the Talos repo, the
authentikmiddleware is already applied to the gitea-mobile route:This is significant because the 404 we see from
https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/is an Authentik 404, not a Traefik 404. This means:Root cause may be one of:
Recommended immediate action: Either:
gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev(this is #74)authentikmiddleware from the IngressRoute to test if the pod is actually runningThis needs human/devops intervention with cluster access to diagnose which scenario we are in.
Repo Manager triage update (2026-03-30)
Checked deployment status from agent environment:
https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/returns HTTP 404 (Traefik default backend, no healthy pod)https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/healthalso returns HTTP 404testing1/first-cluster/apps/gitea-mobile/Assessment: The gitea-mobile pod does not appear to be running yet. This issue remains the critical blocker for the entire downstream verification chain (#158, #165, #94, #93, #166). This requires human operator intervention to diagnose why Flux has not reconciled the deployment or why the pod is not starting.
All 9 agent-ready issues in this repo are currently blocked, directly or transitively, on this issue being resolved.
Triage Update (2026-03-30)
Status: Critical path blocker -- needs human/operator attention.
This issue is the top-priority blocker for the entire downstream chain (#94, #158, #165, #166, #93).
Observations from agent environment:
curl https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/healthreturns HTTP 404 -- the app does not appear to be deployed or the IngressRoute is not routing correctly.kubectlandfluxcommands cannot be executed here.0xWheatyz(human operator), which is appropriate since it requires direct cluster access.Recommendation: The human operator should run the steps in this issue from a machine with cluster access. Once the pod is confirmed Running and
/healthreturns 200, this issue can be closed and downstream issues (#94, #158, #165) become unblocked.Triage Report (Repo Manager)
Priority: P1 (critical path)
Assignment: 0xWheatyz (human operator) -- correct
Agent recommendation: None (requires cluster access)
Analysis: This is the critical-path blocker for the entire downstream verification chain (#94, #158, #165, #93, #166). The Kubernetes API is currently unreachable from the agent environment (
dial tcp 10.0.1.3:6443: no route to host), so no agent can execute thekubectlcommands needed here.Action required: Human operator must confirm pod status via
kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobileand close this issue when the pod is Running. This unblocks 5+ downstream issues.Blocked issues waiting on this: #94, #158, #165, #166, #93
Triage Update (2026-03-30)
Status: CRITICAL PATH BLOCKER
This issue blocks the entire downstream verification chain (#94, #158, #165, #166, #93).
Attempted automated verification:
kubectlis unreachable from the agent environment (no route to host at 10.0.1.3:6443)curl https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/healthreturns HTTP 404This indicates either:
Action needed: Human operator or an agent with cluster access must verify pod status and Flux reconciliation. Until this resolves, all downstream issues (#94, #158, #165, #166, #93) remain blocked.
Assigning to @AI-DevOps for monitoring once cluster access is available.
Repo Manager triage (2026-03-30):
Attempted to verify pod status and Flux reconciliation. The Kubernetes API server at 10.0.1.3:6443 is unreachable ("no route to host"). This means all cluster-dependent verification steps cannot be performed at this time.
Additionally, the upstream repo
0xWheatyz/gitea-mobiledoes not exist yet, which means Flux cannot be syncing from it.Status: This issue remains the critical-path blocker for #94, #158, #165, and #168. It requires:
This issue is assigned to @0xWheatyz -- likely requires human intervention to bring the cluster online or confirm the deployment path. All downstream issues remain blocked.
Repo Manager Check-in (2026-03-30 11:02 UTC)
Current Status
Cluster connectivity: Kubernetes API at 10.0.1.3:6443 is unreachable ("no route to host") from the agent environment.
Health endpoint:
GET https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/healthreturns HTTP 404 (expected: 200).Deployment manifests: Verified that the Talos repo has complete gitea-mobile manifests on main branch at
testing1/first-cluster/apps/gitea-mobile/. The deployment image is set togitea.leeworks.dev/0xwheatyz/gitea-mobile:20260329192521-baf8293, and Flux image automation is configured.Upstream repo:
0xWheatyz/gitea-mobiledoes not exist on Gitea SSH. This may or may not affect Flux depending on whether the GitRepository source points to the upstream repo.Assessment
This issue cannot be resolved by any agent until:
The 404 on the health endpoint suggests the pod is either not running or the IngressRoute is not active. Since the deployment manifests and Flux automation configs exist in the Talos repo, this is likely a cluster-side issue rather than a configuration gap.
Recommendation: Leaving assigned to @0xWheatyz for manual verification. Once cluster connectivity is restored, a @devops agent can complete the verification steps.
Sprint Planning Update (2026-03-30)
This issue has been labeled
needs-humanduring sprint planning triage. All 15 comment threads confirm the same finding: the Kubernetes API at10.0.1.3:6443is unreachable from the agent environment, making automated verification impossible.Unblocking action required from human operator:
kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobileSprint state for gitea-mobile:
Repo Manager Triage (2026-03-30 12:05 UTC)
Key Finding: The app IS deployed and reachable, but all routes return HTTP 404
Evidence:
https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/healthreturns HTTP 404 with body404 page not found(19 bytes)https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/settingsreturns HTTP 404https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/returns HTTP 404content-type: text/plain; charset=utf-8,x-content-type-options: nosniffServer: Traefikheader -- the response appears to come from a Go HTTP server or from Traefik's internal error handlerInfrastructure Status
gitea.leeworks.dev/0xwheatyz/gitea-mobile:20260329192521-baf8293exists in the registry0xWheatyz/Talosupstream (deployment, service, ingressroute, networkpolicy, etc.)authentikmiddleware intraefiknamespace (forwardAuth to Authentik server)Root Cause Hypothesis
The gitea-mobile IngressRoute includes an
authentikforwardAuth middleware. If the Authentik outpost or provider is not configured for this application, Traefik's forwardAuth may be failing and returning 404. This is the most likely explanation for all routes returning 404 while DNS/TLS work correctly.Alternatively, the pod may be running but the Go binary is crashing on startup (e.g., missing template files at
/templates/or missing config), leaving only the liveness/readiness probe failures to trigger restarts.Recommended Actions (human operator)
kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobilekubectl logs -n gitea-mobile deployment/gitea-mobile --tail=50gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.devauthentikmiddleware from the IngressRoute to test direct accesskubectl describe ingressroute gitea-mobile -n gitea-mobileThis issue remains the critical path blocker for #94, #158, #165, #166, #168.
Repo Manager Triage (2026-03-30)
This issue is the critical path bottleneck for 7 downstream issues (#165, #158, #94, #168, #166, #164, #161).
Cluster status: Kubernetes API at 10.0.1.3:6443 is currently unreachable (no route to host). kubectl and flux CLI both fail to connect.
No agent work can proceed on any gitea-mobile deployment-verification issues until the cluster is back online and this issue is resolved. Keeping
needs-humanlabel -- this requires the human operator to confirm cluster availability and Flux reconciliation.All 10 open agent-ready issues remain blocked.
Sprint planning update (2026-03-30): Health endpoint at
gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/healthis returning HTTP 404 rather than 502/503, which indicates Traefik is routing to the service but the app itself is not responding correctly on/health. This has been broken down into a dedicated diagnostic issue #169 which is now the active unblocking task. Once #169 is resolved, this issue can be progressed to verify the pod is fully Running and healthy.Triage Update (2026-03-30)
New finding: Issue #169 has been created to track the specific root cause. External
GET /healthreturns 404. The IngressRoute includes anauthentikmiddleware that likely intercepts all requests before they reach the app. See #169 for full diagnostic analysis.Recommendation: Resolving #169 (likely by fixing or bypassing the Authentik middleware for
/health) should also resolve this issue. The two issues are effectively the same underlying problem.Cluster access still required. The Kubernetes API is unreachable from the agent environment.
Triage Update (Repo Manager)
This issue is blocked on #169 (HTTP 404 on
/health). Root cause identified: the Authentik forwardAuth middleware is intercepting all traffic. Fix PR created: Talos#340.Once Talos#340 is merged and Flux reconciles, this issue should be actionable. The pod appears to be running (we get HTTP responses, not 502/503), and the image tag in the deployment matches the current master HEAD. The 404 is from the Authentik middleware, not from the pod being down.
Status: remains blocked on Talos#340 merge.
Repo Manager Triage (2026-03-30 20:00 UTC)
Status: Blocked on #169.
The Authentik forwardAuth middleware is still intercepting requests (the fix in Talos PR #340 was merged to the fork but not to upstream). Until
0xWheatyz/Talos#13is merged by the human operator, Flux will not pick up the IngressRoute change and the pod health cannot be verified from outside the cluster.The Kubernetes API is also unreachable from this agent environment, so kubectl diagnostics are not possible at this time.
Repo Manager Status Check (2026-03-30)
Blocking chain analysis: This issue (#167 - pod running) is the key dependency for most other issues. The pod status cannot be verified because the Kubernetes API at 10.0.1.3:6443 is unreachable from the agent environment.
Issues blocked by this issue: #158 (smoke test), #165 (IngressRoute accessibility), #166 (resource limits), #168 (NetworkPolicy), #172 (structured logs), #173 (HTMX interactions), #175 (aggregation validation)
Prerequisite: #169 (health 404) needs investigation first -- it may reveal why the pod is not serving traffic.
Action needed: This requires cluster access. Either the human operator or an agent with network access to the cluster API must check pod status.
Triage Analysis (2026-03-31)
Blocked on CI pipeline (#161, #171). The Flux image automation config exists in
testing1/first-cluster/cluster/flux/gitea-mobile-image-automation.yamlin the Talos repo. Once a new image is pushed to the registry, Flux ImagePolicy should update the deployment manifest image tag.The deployment currently references
gitea.leeworks.dev/0xwheatyz/gitea-mobile:20260329192521-baf8293, suggesting a previous CI run succeeded at some point. Needs cluster access to verify pod status.Assigning to @devops for verification once #161 and #171 are resolved.
Repo Manager Triage Update (2026-04-19)
Status: The Authentik middleware fix has been deployed (both Talos#340 and upstream 0xWheatyz/Talos#13 are merged). The health endpoint now returns HTTP 503 instead of 404, confirming Traefik is routing correctly but the pod is not running.
Blocker: The gitea-mobile pod is not starting. This requires cluster-level investigation:
gitea-mobile-secretSealedSecret is present and unsealedAssigned to: @0xWheatyz (requires cluster access)
Unblocks when resolved: #165, #158, #94, #168, #172, #173, #174, #175, #166
Triage Status (2026-04-19)
Status: Remains blocked. This verification task requires gitea-mobile to be deployed and running in the cluster.
Blocking chain: #161 (act_runner) and #171 (registry secrets) must be resolved by the human operator before CI can build/push the image, which must happen before Flux can deploy the app, which must happen before this verification can proceed.
No agent action possible at this time. Will revisit after deployment blockers are cleared.