fix: Update deployment.yaml for embedded DB option

[connected-me]

Appears to by resolved as of 1.0.258, though an upgrade in place does not seem to resolve.

Helm chart release version(s): 1.0.257 - 1.0.258-beta.9
Issue:
Enbedded postgres server created with:
postgres using /opt/database/bin/bin/pg_ctl start -w -D /opt/database/data -o -p 6432:

URL previously pointed to /opt/database/ causing crash reboot

Steps to recreate:
use the following values.yaml with the above versions

db:
  runMigrations: true
  embedded:
  # If the database is embedded, setting this to true will persist the contents of the database
  # through a persistent volume
    persist: true
    storageClass: ""
    storage: 20Gi

Suggestions:
update default embedded database URL to /opt/database/data

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[moshloop]

Hi @connected-me - Thanks for the contribution - We are in the process of setting up some helm tests (which should expose this issue) after which we can merge

[yashmehrotra]

@connected-me When I set it up using the helm chart

helm install canary-checker flanksource/canary-checker -n "canary-checker"  --create-namespace

it worked out of the box for me

Can you share your exact setup steps so that we can reproduce it

[connected-me]

@connected-me When I set it up using the helm chart

helm install canary-checker flanksource/canary-checker -n "canary-checker"  --create-namespace

it worked out of the box for me

Can you share your exact setup steps so that we can reproduce it

edit: looks like it has been fixed in the most recent version already, can be disregarded.

Will update the initial request but when including the values.yaml in the previous version (updated in initial comment) with the following settings

db:
  runMigrations: true
  embedded:
    # If the database is embedded, setting this to true will persist the contents of the database
    # through a persistent volume
    persist: true
    storageClass: "<your storage class>"
    storage: 20Gi

It's also possible that it doesn't chmod the folder to 0700 or 0750 but didn't want to dive too far down the rabbit hole.