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Installation Notes

On first start the application writes an administrator account and prints the password once. Read it back with:

Terminal window
kubectl logs -n <namespace> deploy/<release-name> | grep -i "admin"

The same credentials are stored at /app/data/auth-bootstrap.json inside the persistent volume. Set ADMIN_PASSWORD yourself to choose the password instead.

Storage runs on SQLite, which takes a single writer, so this chart is meant for one replica. Raising the replica count corrupts sessions and saved connections.

Auth cookies carry the Secure flag in production, and a browser rejects a Secure cookie that arrives over plain http on a host that is not loopback, so the login form posts, succeeds and comes straight back. The chart sets AUTH_COOKIE_SECURE to false because most installs here are reached over plain http on a LAN address. Set it to true when TLS terminates at an ingress or a load balancer.