- Remove helius/jupiter placeholders from trading-secrets.yaml
- Create new solana-api-keys.yaml with helius-api-key and jupiter-api-key
- Update kustomization.yaml to include solana-api-keys.yaml
Convention: each secret group gets its own SOPS-encrypted file
instead of adding new keys to an already encrypted file.
- Create solana-ingester Deployment + Service in trading-platform/
(uses same data-service image, runs WebSocket ingester mode)
- Add solana-ingester ConfigMap (HELIUS_RPC_ENDPOINT, JUPITER_API_URL,
KAFKA_BROKER, KAFKA_TOPIC)
- Add helius-api-key and jupiter-api-key placeholders to trading-secrets.yaml
(TODO: replace with real values and re-encrypt with SOPS)
- Update kustomization to include new resources
Migrate trading platform DB egress rule from hermes-pgdb to
siriusdevops-pgdb to complete the trading DB migration. The
configmaps already point to siriusdevops-pgdb-rw but the
network policy still allowed egress to the old cluster.
- Add 'trading' managed role to siriusdevops-pgdb cluster
- Move trading-db-credentials from hermes-db to siriusdevops-db
- Create trading-data-db.yaml (Database kind) pointing to siriusdevops-pgdb
- Update DB_HOST in all 4 trading-platform configmaps to siriusdevops-pgdb-rw
- Remove trading-data-db.yaml and trading-db-credentials.yaml from hermes-db
- Update siriusdevops-db kustomization.yaml to include new resources
Short hostname "trade" (matches /trade HTTPRoute) instead of "trading-dashboard".
This fixes the "Could not resolve host: trading-dashboard" error on tailnet devices while keeping the same annotation style as Grafana.
The /health/ready endpoint calls await initialize() on Hyperliquid and Solana executors. Without explicit timeout, the default 1s probe timeout caused repeated failures even though the app was running.
Added timeoutSeconds: 10 + reduced readiness failureThreshold.
This is the final piece for the "running but not ready" state.
Next.js standalone mode needs a writable /tmp directory for cache, temp files, and logs.
With , the container was crashing after "Ready in 228ms" (EOF in log stream).
Added the standard emptyDir volumeMount used by other services.
This should make the dashboard stable and accessible on tailnet.
The service was 'running but not ready' because:
- startupProbe used /health (always-ok) with only failureThreshold: 6 (~30s grace)
- Executor initialization (Hyperliquid SDK network calls + Solana client) takes longer
Now uses /health/ready (checks actual executor state) with failureThreshold: 30 (~5min grace), matching the pattern used for data-service and dashboard.
Also updated Helm template for consistency.
Matches the exact annotation pattern used for other tailnet services (Grafana, trade-dashboard, hermes-webui, etc.).
This ensures the Tailscale operator correctly maps the exposed port after the 3000 change.
Gives ~5min grace period for heavy lifespan init (Redis, DB, executors, model loading).
Addresses 'up but not ready' state on data-service and dashboard (0/1 Ready).
Live manifests in apps/base/customer1/... updated (source of truth). Helm templates can be synced later.
See gke-hermes-infrastructure skill (trading-startup-probe-fix-2026-05-26.md).
Previous PR #139 added the secret to trading-platform/deploy/k8s/base/
but the live cluster uses apps/base/customer1/trading-platform/ kustomize.
- Create execute-service-jwt-secret.yaml (SOPS encrypted) in secrets/
- Add to secrets/ kustomization.yaml resources
- Wire JWT_SECRET_KEY env var in execute-service deployment
- Points to execute-service-jwt-secret via secretKeyRef
- Add REDIS_URL env var using variable expansion from the existing
trading-data-service-config ConfigMap (REDIS_HOST + REDIS_PORT).
- This resolves the 'connecting to localhost:6379' crash on startup.
- Matches the actual infrastructure configuration in customer1.
