You are tasked with deploying a frontend-backend application stack in Kubernetes. The stack is buggy and has several misconfigurations that need to be identified and resolved.

• Container port: 8000
• Supported routes: /pods, /services, /events, /health, /ready
• Requires auth: true

• Container port: 3000
• Supported routes: /health, /

name: buggy-app-challenge
value: Z2hwX1RqN3BGbXVidXVrMUpCME1Eb20xc1VaZmRUV2theTE3dmlzbQo= (base64 encoded)

Make sure you fulfill the following requirements:

ⓘ Use appropriately buggy-app-backend and buggy-app-frontend names for Kubernetes resources. For namespace use buggy-app-challenge.

Backend

• Use buggy-app-challenge namespace
• Configure a readiness probe for path /health
• Configure a liveness probe for path /ready
• Set requests and limits on the container resources
• Configure autoscaling at 70% of CPU utilization

Frontend

• Use buggy-app-challenge namespace
• Configure a readiness probe for path /health
• Configure a liveness probe on the TCP socket
• Set requests and limits on the container resources
• The frontend application must be accessible via ingress under http://buggy-app.challenge:30088

IMPORTANT: All resources must be defined in YAML manifests, to allow anyone to successfully set up and run the stack via kubectl apply -f ...

Before submit this challenge, run the validation scrip located in releases to make sure all requirements are met:

$ ./validate-challenge-0.1.0-linux-amd64 --kubeconfig /path/to/your/kubeconfig

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