# State Hub Railiance Deployment Handoff

This directory contains the State Hub deployment handoff for `CUST-WP-0011`.
It is source-owned by `state-hub` and split along the Railiance ownership
boundaries used for the actual cluster rollout.

## Ownership

- `deploy/railiance/platform/` is the `railiance-platform` handoff for the
  `state-hub-db` CloudNativePG cluster, database bootstrap credential, and
  database NetworkPolicies in the `databases` namespace.
- `deploy/railiance/apps/` is the `railiance-apps` handoff for the State Hub API
  Helm chart, non-secret production values, and app namespace runtime Secret
  template.
- Runtime secret values are not stored here. Replace placeholder passwords only
  in an operator-controlled file, then encrypt or deliver through the approved
  platform secret path.

## Image

The current image is pinned to:

```text
gitea.coulomb.social/coulomb/state-hub:b536741
```

railiance01 has already pulled this tag with `crictl`, and the image serves
`GET /state/health` against the local WSL database in smoke testing.

## Render And Dry-Run

Render the app chart without touching the cluster:

```bash
make railiance-state-hub-render
```

Run client-side Kubernetes validation for the platform manifests, app Secret
template, and rendered chart:

```bash
make railiance-state-hub-client-dry-run
```

Run server-side dry-run against the configured representative cluster:

```bash
KUBECONFIG=~/.kube/config-hosteurope make railiance-state-hub-server-dry-run
```

Server-side dry-run requires the CNPG CRDs, namespace permissions, and dry-run
permission for resources in `databases` and `state-hub`.
Before the `state-hub` namespace exists, Kubernetes cannot server-dry-run namespaced app
objects into that namespace because dry-run Namespace creation is not persisted.
The Make target therefore server-validates the platform and Namespace manifests,
then falls back to client dry-run for namespaced app manifests with an explicit
notice.

## Promotion Notes

Platform promotion into `railiance-platform`:

- copy `platform/state-hub-db-credentials.sops.yaml.template` to a real SOPS
  secret file with an operator-generated password;
- apply or GitOps-manage `platform/state-hub-db-cluster.yaml`;
- apply or GitOps-manage `platform/state-hub-db-networkpolicies.yaml`.

App promotion into `railiance-apps`:

- copy `apps/charts/state-hub/` to `charts/state-hub/`;
- copy `apps/helm/state-hub-values.yaml` to `helm/state-hub-values.yaml`;
- apply or GitOps-manage `apps/manifests/state-hub-namespace.yaml`;
- create `state-hub-env` in the `state-hub` namespace from the approved
  secret-delivery path;
- deploy with Helm using the production values file, which sets
  `namespace.create=false`, only after `state-hub-db` is healthy.

## Runtime Secret Contract

The app chart expects a Kubernetes Secret named `state-hub-env` in the
`state-hub` namespace with at least:

```text
DATABASE_URL=postgresql+asyncpg://state_hub:<url-encoded-password>@state-hub-db-rw.databases.svc.cluster.local:5432/state_hub
```

Optional runtime settings such as `CORS_ORIGINS` can live in the chart
ConfigMap. The default chart keeps public ingress disabled; access should use
the existing private tunnel/ops-bridge path until a separate exposure decision
is recorded.