feat: adding dynamic varfish data directory #87
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The addition of varfish-dynamic and varfish-static data directories follows the established pattern of volume directory creation and maintains consistency with other service volumes.
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docker-compose.yml (1)
136-140: Document the purpose and contents of the dynamic data directory.
While the implementation is correct, please add a comment explaining:
- What type of data will be stored in the dynamic directory
- Why this service specifically needs write access
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docker-compose.yml (2)
131-135: LGTM: Read-only static data volume binding follows security best practices.
The read-only mount for static data aligns with the principle of least privilege.
131-140: Verify volume path consistency across services.
Let's ensure the new paths are consistent with other services and validate if other Celery workers need similar access.
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Let me gather more information about the celery workers and their volume configurations to make a more informed decision.
Volume paths are correctly configured across services
Based on the comprehensive analysis of the docker-compose configurations:
- The
varfish-static/datavolume is consistently mounted as read-only across services that need it (nginx, query worker) - The
varfish-dynamic/datavolume is only mounted where needed (query worker) with appropriate write permissions - Other Celery workers (
default,export,import,maintenance) inherit fromservice_varfish_server_defaultand don't require these specific volume mounts for their operations - The query worker's unique volume configuration aligns with its specific role and requirements
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check volume path consistency and identify potential missing mounts
# Test 1: Check which services mount the static data directory
echo "Services mounting static data directory:"
rg -A 3 "/varfish-static/data"
# Test 2: Check if other celery workers have similar volume mounts
echo -e "\nOther celery workers' volume configurations:"
rg -A 5 "varfish-celeryd-" | rg -A 5 "volumes:"
# Test 3: Check for any existing dynamic data references
echo -e "\nExisting dynamic data references:"
rg "/varfish-dynamic/data"
Length of output: 1456
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Get more context around celery workers and their volume configurations
# Check the complete service definitions for celery workers
echo "Complete celery worker service definitions:"
rg -B 5 -A 15 "varfish-celeryd-"
# Check for any other services using similar volume patterns
echo -e "\nAll volume configurations in docker-compose:"
rg -B 2 -A 5 "volumes:"
Length of output: 10744
download-data.sh (1)
224-226: LGTM: Dynamic data directory creation is properly implemented.
The creation of the dynamic data directory follows the script's established patterns and includes proper error handling.
| # Directory for dynamic data. | ||
| export DYNAMIC_INFIX=${DYNAMIC_INFIX-varfish-dynamic} |
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Fix incorrect variable reference in DATA_DIR_DYNAMIC.
The DATA_DIR_DYNAMIC variable incorrectly reuses $DATA_DIR instead of using a new variable reference. This could cause dynamic data to be placed in the static directory.
Apply this fix:
-export DATA_DIR_DYNAMIC=${DATA_DIR-$DIR_PREFIX/volumes/$DYNAMIC_INFIX/data}
+export DATA_DIR_DYNAMIC=${DATA_DIR_DYNAMIC-$DIR_PREFIX/volumes/$DYNAMIC_INFIX/data}Also applies to: 30-31
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