Enable the Agent server by default on Omnibus
Release notes
As Kubernetes users are starting to use the GitLab Kubernetes Agent, first they have to configure it's GitLab side-component, the Kubernetes Agent Server. Until recently, this required the Agent Server to be enabled manually. As the solution matured in the past months, we are making the Kubernetes Agent Server enabled by default to simplify setup for GitLab administrators. Beside being enabled by default, the Kubernetes Agent Server accepts various configuration options to customize it according to your needs.
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/clusters/agent/#install-the-kubernetes-agent-server
Goal
Enable the Agent server by default on Omnibus.
Definition of done
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Update Omnibus attributes to set kas default enabled to true -
Figure out Lets Encrypt/SSL config -
Test and document no SSL configuration -
Test and document bring your own SSL configuration -
Test and document Lets Encrypt SSL configuration
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Document resource requirements for the user (memory, CPU etc). This may help. -
Update documentation to clarify it is enabled by default and describe how to disable it -
Update documentation regarding any DNS configuration that is needed. (such as adding an additional DNS entry for kas.example.com)
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