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Fix initKube: broadcast KubeReady event #9418
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@smallinsky Can you please add test coverage for this as well? We can do it in a follow PR though, so we can merge the fix first.
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When desktop access is enabled, the TeleportReady event will not be emitted until the WindowsDesktopReadyEvent is emitted, and it turns out we have *never* emitted a WindowsDesktopReadyEvent. This is likely due to desktop access being copied from kube access since the very beginning. The same issue was recently fixed for kube access in #9418.
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When desktop access is enabled, the TeleportReady event will not be emitted until the WindowsDesktopReadyEvent is emitted, and it turns out we have *never* emitted a WindowsDesktopReadyEvent. This is likely due to desktop access being copied from kube access since the very beginning. The same issue was recently fixed for kube access in #9418.
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When desktop access is enabled, the TeleportReady event will not be emitted until the WindowsDesktopReadyEvent is emitted, and it turns out we have *never* emitted a WindowsDesktopReadyEvent. This is likely due to desktop access being copied from kube access since the very beginning. The same issue was recently fixed for kube access in #9418.
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Ensure that the WindowsDesktopReady event is emitted When desktop access is enabled, the TeleportReady event will not be emitted until the WindowsDesktopReadyEvent is emitted, and it turns out we have *never* emitted a WindowsDesktopReadyEvent. This is likely due to desktop access being copied from kube access since the very beginning. The same issue was recently fixed for kube access in #9418.
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Ensure that the WindowsDesktopReady event is emitted When desktop access is enabled, the TeleportReady event will not be emitted until the WindowsDesktopReadyEvent is emitted, and it turns out we have *never* emitted a WindowsDesktopReadyEvent. This is likely due to desktop access being copied from kube access since the very beginning. The same issue was recently fixed for kube access in #9418.
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Ensure that the WindowsDesktopReady event is emitted When desktop access is enabled, the TeleportReady event will not be emitted until the WindowsDesktopReadyEvent is emitted, and it turns out we have *never* emitted a WindowsDesktopReadyEvent. This is likely due to desktop access being copied from kube access since the very beginning. The same issue was recently fixed for kube access in #9418.
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When desktop access is enabled, the TeleportReady event will not be emitted until the WindowsDesktopReadyEvent is emitted, and it turns out we have *never* emitted a WindowsDesktopReadyEvent. This is likely due to desktop access being copied from kube access since the very beginning. The same issue was recently fixed for kube access in #9418. Backports #14804
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Ensure that the WindowsDesktopReady event is emitted When desktop access is enabled, the TeleportReady event will not be emitted until the WindowsDesktopReadyEvent is emitted, and it turns out we have *never* emitted a WindowsDesktopReadyEvent. This is likely due to desktop access being copied from kube access since the very beginning. The same issue was recently fixed for kube access in #9418.
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What
Add missing
KubernetesReady
broadcast event call - fix cert rotation when kube service is enabled.Why:
If the kube service is running in the same process with auth and proxy services the
TeleportReadyEvent
is never broadcasted because it requires theKubernetesReady
event to be broadcasted firstteleport/lib/service/service.go
Line 747 in 97c18fa
Some teleport logic like cert rotation
periodicSyncRotationState
triggers only if teleport is inTeleporReady
state.teleport/lib/service/connect.go
Line 431 in 97c18fa