notes(bf-22vc5): document attempt - infrastructure blocker verified

All code verified as ready:
- Dockerfile at cmd/acb-enrichment/Dockerfile is correct
- Workflow template acb-build includes enrichment build step
- Deployment manifest ready for update

BLOCKED: Missing iad-ci.kubeconfig prevents workflow submission.
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# BF-22VC5 Attempt Summary - 2024-06-04
## Task
Deploy P0: build acb-enrichment Docker image and re-enable deployment (apexalgo-iad)
## What Was Verified
### 1. Dockerfile is Correct ✓
Location: `/home/coding/ai-code-battle/cmd/acb-enrichment/Dockerfile`
The Dockerfile:
- Uses multi-stage build (golang:1.25-alpine → alpine:3.19)
- Builds from correct source: `cmd/acb-enrichment/`
- Installs ca-certificates for HTTPS (LLM API calls, R2/B2 storage)
- Creates non-root user
- No issues found
### 2. Workflow Template Exists and Includes Enrichment ✓
Location: `/home/coding/declarative-config/k8s/iad-ci/argo-workflows/acb-build-workflowtemplate.yml`
The workflow includes:
- Line 93-102: `build-enrichment` step that builds `acb-enrichment` image
- Uses Kaniko for in-cluster building
- Pushes to `ronaldraygun/acb-enrichment:<sha>` and `ronaldraygun/acb-enrichment:latest`
- Line 233-246: `update-declarative-config` step that updates deployment manifests with the digest
### 3. Deployment Manifest Ready ✓
Location: `/home/coding/declarative-config/k8s/apexalgo-iad/ai-code-battle/acb-enrichment-deployment.yml`
Currently has placeholder: `ronaldraygun/acb-enrichment@sha256:placeholder`
The workflow will automatically update this with the real digest after building.
## Infrastructure Blocker (Unchanged)
### Problem
Cannot trigger the `acb-build` workflow on iad-ci because:
**Missing kubeconfigs:**
- ❌ `/home/coding/.kube/iad-ci.kubeconfig` - Does NOT exist
- ❌ `/home/coding/.kube/rs-manager.kubeconfig` - Does NOT exist
**Read-only access only:**
- ❌ kubectl-proxy on `traefik-iad-ci:8001` uses ServiceAccount `devpod-observer` (read-only)
- ❌ kubectl-proxy on `traefik-rs-manager:8001` cannot create workflows
- ❌ No Docker/Podman runtime available on this Hetzner server
### Checked Alternatives
1. **iad-ci kubectl-proxy**: Returns no data (read-only SA)
2. **rs-manager kubectl-proxy**: Returns no data for workflows
3. **Docker runtime**: Not available on this Hetzner server
4. **GitHub Actions**: Disabled per CLAUDE.md
5. **Argo UI**: Requires Google SSO (not programmatic)
## What Would Happen if Kubeconfig Existed
Once the iad-ci.kubeconfig is obtained, the workflow would be triggered with:
```bash
kubectl --kubeconfig=/home/coding/.kube/iad-ci.kubeconfig create -f - <<EOF
apiVersion: argoproj.io/v1alpha1
kind: Workflow
metadata:
generateName: acb-build-manual-
namespace: argo-workflows
spec:
workflowTemplateRef:
name: acb-build
EOF
```
The workflow would then:
1. Clone the ai-code-battle repo
2. Run Go tests
3. Build all ACB images including `acb-enrichment`
4. Push images to Docker Hub
5. Fetch the digest and update the deployment manifest in declarative-config
6. Commit and push the updated manifest
## Resolution Required
**External Action Required**: Obtain `iad-ci.kubeconfig` from Rackspace Spot Console
Steps:
1. Access Rackspace Spot Console
2. Navigate to iad-ci cluster
3. Generate kubeconfig for ServiceAccount `argocd-manager`
4. Save to `/home/coding/.kube/iad-ci.kubeconfig`
5. Verify: `kubectl --kubeconfig=/home/coding/.kube/iad-ci.kubeconfig get workflows -n argo-workflows`
## Status
**BLOCKED** - Cannot proceed without iad-ci kubeconfig. All code is ready and verified. Infrastructure credentials are missing.