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arcodangeandClaude Opus 5 b92da95701 docs(adr) — stockage objet MinIO : qui déclare quoi, et qui détient quoi
Trois questions indépendantes, tranchées lors du branchement de Kadans sur
MinIO (2026-07-26) : qui déclare les buckets d'une app, qui détient les
identifiants capables de les créer, et comment l'app lit les siens.

La décision de fond est du fondateur : CHACUN SON PÉRIMÈTRE. Une application
déclare ses buckets depuis son propre dépôt ; `tools` fournit le serveur, un
module de standardisation et un compte de provisionnement — pas la liste. Une
première version faisait tout porter par l'infra partagée : à ce rythme, chaque
bucket de chaque app devenait une PR sur le dépôt commun.

L'ADR consigne aussi les trois identités et leurs portées (root / provisionneur
/ compte de service), pourquoi la lecture des identifiants est une propriété
inconditionnelle de la plateforme plutôt qu'une déclaration par app, et pourquoi
les octets ne transitent pas par l'API — avec les conséquences que ça impose
(endpoint public, CORS aux origines exactes, pas de basic-auth sur l'ingress S3).

Les alternatives écartées sont listées avec leur motif, dont deux que j'avais
moi-même proposées et qui étaient plus faibles.

Deux limites assumées y figurent : le provisionneur est un secret PARTAGÉ entre
rôles CI (sa compromission permet de créer des buckets, pas de lire des objets),
et les noms d'actions d'administration MinIO n'ont pas été éprouvés contre le
serveur au moment d'écrire.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CoafGWmRVESaWX819USUUA
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# ADR 20260407: CI/CD Architecture with ArgoCD, Gitea, and Vault
## Status
Proposed
## Context
The home lab requires a secure and automated CI/CD pipeline to deploy applications to the k3s cluster. The pipeline must integrate with:
- **Gitea**: For Git repository management and CI runners.
- **ArgoCD**: For GitOps-based continuous deployment.
- **Vault**: For secrets management and OIDC authentication.
- **Gitea Act Runner**: For executing CI jobs.
## Decision
We will implement a **GitOps-driven CI/CD pipeline** with the following components:
### 1. Gitea OIDC Authentication with Vault
- Gitea is registered as an OIDC application in Vault.
- Vault issues short-lived tokens for Gitea users.
- The `gitea_oidc_auth.yml` playbook automates this setup using Playwright and OpenTofu.
- **OIDC Workflow**:
1. The `oidc_jwt_token.sh` script (base64-encoded in `secrets.vault_oauth__sh_b64`) handles the OIDC flow.
2. Gitea Act Runner executes the script to obtain an ID token from Gitea.
3. The ID token is used to authenticate with Vault and retrieve secrets.
### 2. Gitea Act Runner
- Deployed on `pi1` and `pi3` (not on the Gitea host, which is `pi2`).
- Uses Docker-in-Docker for job execution.
- **Custom Runner Image (`ubuntu-latest-ca`)**: Required due to the self-signed `.lab` domain. The custom image includes the local CA certificate to trust the Gitea instance (`gitea.arcodange.lab`).
- Managed via Docker Compose (`03_cicd.yml`).
### 3. ArgoCD
- Deployed on the k3s cluster (via HelmChart in `/var/lib/rancher/k3s/server/manifests/argocd.yaml`).
- Uses Gitea as the source of truth for GitOps.
- Synchronizes the `factory` repository to deploy applications.
- Configured with Traefik for TLS termination.
### 4. Vault Secrets Operator
- Deployed in the `tools` namespace.
- Manages secrets for applications deployed via ArgoCD.
- Integrates with Gitea OIDC for authentication.
- **Helm Chart Integration**:
- `VaultAuth`: Authenticates with Vault using Kubernetes service accounts.
- `VaultStaticSecret`: Retrieves static secrets (e.g., `kvv2/webapp/config`).
- `VaultDynamicSecret`: Generates dynamic secrets (e.g., PostgreSQL credentials).
### 5. Security
- **TLS**: Traefik terminates TLS using Let's Encrypt.
- **OIDC**: Gitea authentication via Vault.
- **Secrets**: Stored in Vault, injected via the Vault Secrets Operator.
## Architecture Diagram
```mermaid
%%{init: {'theme': 'base', 'themeVariables': { 'primaryColor': '#333333', 'edgeLabelBackground':'#f0f0f0', 'tertiaryColor': '#e67e22'}}}%%
graph TD
%% Styles
classDef gitea fill:#ffcc99,stroke:#cc9966,color:#333;
classDef argocd fill:#99ffcc,stroke:#66cc99,color:#333;
classDef vault fill:#ccccff,stroke:#6666cc,color:#333;
classDef k3s fill:#ff9999,stroke:#cc0000,color:#333;
classDef runner fill:#ffff99,stroke:#cccc00,color:#333;
%% Components
Gitea["Gitea (pi2)"]:::gitea
ArgoCD["ArgoCD (k3s)"]:::argocd
Vault["Vault (k3s/tools)"]:::vault
Runner1["Gitea Act Runner (pi1)"]:::runner
Runner2["Gitea Act Runner (pi3)"]:::runner
VaultOperator["Vault Secrets Operator (k3s/tools)"]:::vault
k3s["k3s Cluster"]:::k3s
%% Workflow
Gitea -->|OIDC Auth| Vault
Gitea -->|Trigger CI| Runner1
Gitea -->|Trigger CI| Runner2
Runner1 -->|Deploy to| k3s
Runner2 -->|Deploy to| k3s
ArgoCD -->|GitOps Sync| Gitea
ArgoCD -->|Deploy Apps| k3s
VaultOperator -->|Inject Secrets| k3s
Vault -->|Secrets| VaultOperator
%% Annotations
linkStyle 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 stroke:#999,stroke-width:1px;
```
## Consequences
### Positive
- **Automated Deployments**: ArgoCD ensures the cluster state matches Git.
- **Secure Secrets**: Vault centralizes secret management.
- **Scalable CI**: Gitea Act Runners can be added to any host.
- **OIDC Integration**: Secure authentication via Vault.
### Negative
- **Complexity**: Multiple moving parts (Gitea, ArgoCD, Vault).
- **Dependency on Vault**: If Vault fails, CI/CD may be disrupted.
- **Learning Curve**: Requires familiarity with GitOps and Vault.
## Alternatives Considered
### Alternative 1: GitHub Actions
- **Rejected**: Self-hosted Gitea aligns better with the home lab's privacy goals.
### Alternative 2: Jenkins
- **Rejected**: ArgoCD + Gitea Act Runner is lighter and more GitOps-native.
### Alternative 3: No CI/CD
- **Rejected**: Manual deployments are error-prone and unscalable.
## Sequence Diagrams
### 1. CI/CD Workflow for OpenTofu/Terraform
```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
participant Gitea
participant Runner as Gitea Act Runner (pi1/pi3)
participant Vault
participant WebApp as WebApp (k3s)
Gitea->>Runner: Trigger vault.yaml workflow
Runner->>Gitea: Execute vault_oauth__sh_b64 (OIDC)
Gitea-->>Runner: Return ID Token
Runner->>Vault: Authenticate with ID Token
Vault-->>Runner: Return Vault Token
Runner->>Runner: Run OpenTofu/Terraform
Runner->>Vault: Fetch Secrets (via Vault Action)
Vault-->>Runner: Return Secrets
Runner->>WebApp: Deploy Changes
```
### 2. Vault Secrets Operator Workflow
```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
participant ArgoCD
participant WebApp as WebApp (k3s)
participant VaultOperator as Vault Secrets Operator
participant Vault
ArgoCD->>WebApp: Deploy Helm Chart
WebApp->>VaultOperator: Create VaultAuth (K8s Auth)
VaultOperator->>Vault: Authenticate (K8s Service Account)
Vault-->>VaultOperator: Return Vault Token
WebApp->>VaultOperator: Create VaultStaticSecret (kvv2/webapp/config)
VaultOperator->>Vault: Fetch Static Secret
Vault-->>VaultOperator: Return Secret
VaultOperator->>WebApp: Inject Secret (secretkv)
WebApp->>VaultOperator: Create VaultDynamicSecret (postgres/creds/webapp)
VaultOperator->>Vault: Generate Dynamic Secret
Vault-->>VaultOperator: Return Credentials
VaultOperator->>WebApp: Inject Credentials (vso-db-credentials)
WebApp->>WebApp: Restart Pods (Rollout)
```
## Success Metrics
- Gitea Act Runners successfully execute CI jobs.
- ArgoCD synchronizes the `factory` repository without errors.
- Vault Secrets Operator injects secrets into deployed applications.