OWLS-86038: Helm upgrade error missing internalOperatorKey #2050
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Sorry about this, a little premature as I'm going to see if we can reuse the internal operator key if it already exists in the operator config map or to generate a new one. |
…d key or cert is missing from config map or secret
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When using 'helm upgrade' command for the operator, the 'weblogic-operator-secrets' data field is nil (empty or null) if there are no key/value pairs defined in the 'data' dictionary. In this specific scenario, the 'internalOperatorKey' key is not defined and so the 'data' field of the 'weblogic-operator-secrets' Secret resource has no defined key/value pairs hence it is defined as 'nil' (null or empty). The 'index' function cannot operate on a 'nil' object. The fix was to add a condition check for '$secret.data'.
When doing an upgrade, if either the key or certificate of the operator's internal SSL identity is missing then the operator will generate a new one when the operator is re-started.