This is still the old commit because we're commenting on it, new content is:
My plan was to upload them to the persistent volume, or create a small Docker container that contains these files, whichever makes more sense. kubectl cp can be used to copy files/directories to a container
Local building of images is really easy. Clone https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea and run make docker and you get a image tagged gitea/gitea:latest that you can then push. I'm updating the docs
I didn't realize the load balancers were so expensive. I have only read an introduction to Ingress so far (https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/ingress/). It seems complex, but worth learning about.
It depends, I think sometimes we'll want to use releases, so official images, and sometimes we'll want an unreleased feature. production tag sounds good
Yes, but a copy of gitea/gitea:latest at the revision we want, instead of always keeping up with their latest. Creating our own images should be a separate issue
Until now we were deploying from https://hub.docker.com/r/5apps/gitea/tags/ (because we needed unreleased fixes to Let's Encrypt). We can now switch to the 1.7 release from the official images (https://hub.docker.com/r/gitea/gitea/tags/)
What happened to removing the obsolete env vars? I just found them in master.