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## Overview
## Overview
- The IFS is officilly production ready. I cleaned up the Kubernetes cluster and the gitlab repo. Now it's ready for future devs to begin working on it (following the QA rules of course)
- The IFS is officilly production ready. I cleaned up the Kubernetes cluster and the gitlab repo. Now it's ready for future devs to begin working on it (following the QA rules of course)
# December 1-17 <a name="dev"></a>
## Overview
- Haven't been keeping up much with my journal.
- I configured the mongo database in the IFS to make sure it has the necessary items to run.
- Configured env variables for the production version of the IFS.
- There are now two different env configurations, one in the IFS dev project folder and one in the Kubernetes cluster
- There are two different IFS containers, a dev container that containes the project env files as well as a mongoUI I created (more on that below), and a project container that does not contain the env files since it uses the env vars from the kubernetes cluster
- I then created a mongo UI which will only run in the projects dev mode but it's not fully finished
- The mongoUI will be used to connect to any database, add and remove collections and documents. It needs to be a bit more secure and prevent client errors (that is, ask if you <br>really</b> want to delete a given collection/document.
- Still need to figure out the SSL certificate, the configuration I have in place is not working correctly
