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Chapter 3. Known issues

  • Installation might fail due to a known issue with RHTAP SecureSign. To recover, simply delete the namespace into which you’ve deployed RHTAP (rhtap by default) and rerun the installer. On the second run, the installation should be successful.
  • RHTAP 1.0 does not install Red Hat Trusted Profile Analyzer (RHTPA); instead, it installs an upstream tool called Trustification. RHTAP 1.0.2, however, installs RHTPA.
  • You can configure GitLab as an authentication provider in the private-values.yaml file you create for installation. However, once GitLab is configured, it still doesn’t show up as a sign in option. The login for GitLab is accessible in the settings page, <host>/settings/auth-providers, but requires signing in to GitHub to access that page.
  • The pull-request pipeline often fails with the build-container task and displays the following error message: Access to the requested resource is not authorized. To fix this, push your container image to Quay.io and run the pipeline again.

  • When promoting applications, the verify-enterprise-contract task currently fails. However, to fix this issue, you simply need to remove the Rekor custom resource (CR). A new Rekor CR then starts up, but the task no longer fails. Remove the CR with one of the following methods:

    • Delete the Rekor CR in your command line.

      oc delete rekor -n $<namespace where rhtap is installed> rhtap-securesign

    • In the OCP console, in the Admin view, click on Search under the Home tab. Search for "Rekor" in the rhtap namespace, and delete the instance of the CR that you find.
  • When you promote a new container image to the RHTAP stage environment from a Go or Python software template, you run the verify-enterprise-contract step. This step might cause the following error: No image attestations found matching the given public key. You must manually update the image repository so that it’s public.
  • RHTAP 1.0 does not support the following environments: any air-gapped environment, IBM Power Platform, IBM Z Platform, ARM64, and Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) mode OCP.
  • Uninstallation of RHTAP is not currently supported, but it can be done by removing all RHTAP namespaces from the cluster.





Revised on 2024-07-15 21:03:50 UTC

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