fix(chart): allow webhook connector pods to reach hub-backend under n… - #12
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…etpol Connector webhook-receiver pods (created by the event-source-gateway operator) publish accepted webhooks directly to hub-backend (POST /api/internal/events on hub.port). The hub-backend NetworkPolicy only allowed ingress from hub-frontend, mcp, agents, and the ingress namespace, so under the default-deny posture every publish was refused: senders received '500 publish failed' and no connector events reached the event queue. Add the connector pods (managed-by: connector-operator) to the hub-backend policy's ingress rules and update the network policy inventory doc (policy table, traffic flows, known gaps, troubleshooting symptoms).
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Connector webhook-receiver pods (created by the event-source-gateway operator) publish accepted webhooks directly to hub-backend (POST /api/internal/events on hub.port). The hub-backend NetworkPolicy only allowed ingress from hub-frontend, mcp, agents, and the ingress namespace, so under the default-deny posture every publish was refused: senders received '500 publish failed' and no connector events reached the event queue.
Add the connector pods (managed-by: connector-operator) to the hub-backend policy's ingress rules and update the network policy inventory doc (policy table, traffic flows, known gaps, troubleshooting symptoms).
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