kragniz / kragniz/tor-controller

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Description

Hello! I really do not want to seem like a noob, but apparently have to) The picture is complemented by my "perfect" English)

1) I installed a tor-controller on my kubernetes instance, i set up the onionservice with fixed address and I see it through the tor-browser on my phone.
2) I have an AWX that connects via API to a kubernetes (on which the tor-controller is installed).
On kubernetes i created a security token, key, namespace - it is necessary to connect AWX to kubernetes. Then on AWX I created a "Container Group". When i perform a task (jobs) on AWX, this Container Group is created on kubernetes (as POD) and the jobs is processed in it. Jobs install operating systems on remote servers (on the Internet).

My question: how can i make sure that my AWX POD uses the resources of the tor-controller? I need access to remote servers via a tor-network.

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No files, tests, or entry points are named. Start by understanding how the AWX Container Group creates a Kubernetes pod and how the tor-controller exposes resources, then clarify the required integration and how access through the Tor network should be verified.

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Assessment

Tech stack
go, kubernetes
Domain
infrastructure, networking
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
20/100

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