Zachary WinnermanandRobert Fairburn
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* Add code for the shared infra part of the demo environment * Checkin * checkin * Checkin for pre-provisioner, got terraform working * Checkin with the pre-deployer working, now blocked by helm chart * Add interface for helm * Add some initial code for the JIT Provisioner lambda Lots of code taken from https://gitlab.com/hmajid2301/articles/-/tree/master/41.%20Create%20a%20webapp%20with%20fizz * Update helm chart to work with shared infra (#5621) * Update helm chart to work with shared infra * Update helm chart README to reflect changes. * Checkin * Checkin * Checkin, Pre-provisioner actually works * PreProvisioner is now complete * Make changes to the JIT provisioner based off of actually learning how to do stuff * checkin * Check in, broken currently * Add all code except provisioning and emailing user * Checkin * Checkin, fixed kubernetes * Checkin * Forgot a file * Finish jit provisioner, need to test now * Checkin, switching to nginx ingress * Fleets are now actually accessible * JITProvisioner now returns working fleet instances * Deprovisioner code done, just need a few bugs fixed * Fix the deprovisioner so it works now and re-ip * fixup * Finished testing the deprovisioner * Added monitoring and fixed some bugs * Add stuff for #6548 * fixed per luke's suggestion * Fix for inactive task definition arns * move everything to the prod account * Bump fleet version and fix a couple of bugs * Fix a couple of bugs * Lots of security fixes and a few bug fixes * Rename demo to sandbox to match product's naming * Revert "Update helm chart to work with shared infra (#5621)" This reverts commit 610bbd1c00338620f6cc65fe2aff86139551f465. Co-authored-by: Robert Fairburn <8029478+rfairburn@users.noreply.github.com>
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