Restructure docker compose files #226
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- Remove ports from .env and docker compose because reverse proxy is used - Adjust evoks starting command for development mode - Add proxy port to .env - Add service_healthy check to proxy - Adjust web service health check
- some docker compose versions dont accept "no" without quotes
- BaseHref of Skosmos is needed for reverse proxies - web service is perfoming the env var substitution
WalkthroughThe pull request introduces modifications across multiple configuration files, focusing on environment variables, service configurations, and health checks. Key changes include the installation of the Changes
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.example.env (3)
2-2: LGTM. Consider adding a comment forPROXY_PORT.The addition of
PROXY_PORTaligns well with the PR objectives of restructuring Docker Compose files and likely relates to the reverse proxy setup.To improve clarity, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose and expected value of
PROXY_PORT, similar to other variables in this file.
10-10: LGTM. Enhanced clarity in the comment.The expanded comment provides more context about when the following variables are needed, aligning with the PR objectives of distinguishing between production and development environments.
Consider a minor grammatical improvement:
-# all following only needed for development and or for running without proxy: +# all following only needed for development and/or for running without proxy:This change replaces "and or" with "and/or", which is more commonly used and grammatically correct.
13-16: LGTM. Improved organization of port variables.The reordering of
FUSEKI_LIVE_PORT,EVOKS_PORT,SKOSMOS_DEV_PORT, andSKOSMOS_LIVE_PORTto the end of the file improves organization and groups related variables together, enhancing readability and maintenance.For consistency with other variables in the file, consider adding empty lines between these port variables:
FUSEKI_LIVE_PORT= + EVOKS_PORT= + SKOSMOS_DEV_PORT= + SKOSMOS_LIVE_PORT=This change would make the structure consistent with the rest of the file and improve readability.
docker-compose.dev.yml (2)
17-19: LGTM: skosmos-dev service configuration, but remove trailing space.The configuration looks good, using an environment variable for flexible port configuration. However, there's a trailing space on line 18 that should be removed.
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- skosmos-dev: - ports: + skosmos-dev: + ports: - "${SKOSMOS_DEV_PORT:-8001}:80"🧰 Tools
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21-23: LGTM: skosmos-live service configuration, but remove trailing space.The configuration is consistent with skosmos-dev and uses environment variables for flexible port configuration. However, there's a trailing space on line 22 that should be removed.
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docker-compose.custom-test.yml (3)
24-24: LGTM: Restart policy updated, minor formatting issueThe restart policy for the fuseki-dev service has been correctly updated to
"no", consistent with other services and the PR objective.There's a trailing space at the end of this line. Consider removing it to maintain consistent formatting:
- restart: "no" + restart: "no"
30-30: LGTM: Restart policy updated, minor formatting issueThe restart policy for the fuseki-live service has been correctly updated to
"no", consistent with other services and the PR objective.There's a trailing space at the end of this line. Consider removing it to maintain consistent formatting:
- restart: "no" + restart: "no"
22-22: Minor formatting improvementsThere are a few minor formatting issues in the file that don't affect functionality but could improve readability and version control:
- Remove trailing spaces from lines 22, 25, and 28.
- Add a newline character at the end of the file (line 61).
Consider running a YAML linter or configuring your editor to automatically trim trailing whitespace and ensure files end with a newline to maintain consistent formatting across the project.
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skosmos-dev/config-template.ttl (2)
12-14: Consider configuring feedback properties.The feedback-related properties (feedbackAddress, feedbackEnvelopeSender, feedbackSender) are currently set to empty strings. Consider if these should be configured or if they're intentionally left blank.
39-39: Consider increasing searchResultsSize.The current
searchResultsSizeof 20 might be too low for some use cases. Consider increasing this value or making it configurable based on user preferences.evoks/evoks/settings.py (3)
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1-7: Approve changes with a minor suggestion.The changes to the import statements and DEBUG setting are good improvements:
- Removing duplicate imports enhances code cleanliness.
- Using an environment variable for DEBUG allows for more flexible configuration across different environments.
However, I have a minor suggestion to improve code readability:
Consider moving the DEBUG setting closer to other environment-dependent configurations for better organization. For example, you could place it near the SECRET_KEY setting.
# SECURITY WARNING: keep the secret key used in production secret! SECRET_KEY = 'django-insecure-_91@mjc8g-&q_f9io$jmicovci2bilh#)ud3$^iqhj1wnccr%t' # SECURITY WARNING: don't run with debug turned on in production! DEBUG = get_env('DJANGO_DEBUG', 'False') == 'True'This change would group related configuration settings together, making the file easier to navigate and maintain.
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1-238: Summary of review and recommendationsOverall, the changes to the settings file are positive, improving configuration flexibility and code cleanliness. Here's a summary of the review and recommendations:
Approved changes:
- Removal of duplicate imports
- Implementation of DEBUG setting using an environment variable
Suggestions for improvement:
- Reorganize the DEBUG setting for better readability
- Use environment variables for sensitive information like SECRET_KEY
- Make ALLOWED_HOSTS more flexible by supporting multiple values
General recommendation:
- Review the entire settings file to identify other hardcoded values that could benefit from using environment variables, enhancing the project's overall configurability and security.
Consider implementing a comprehensive environment variable strategy across the entire project. This would involve:
- Identifying all configuration values that might change between environments
- Creating a .env.example file with all possible configuration options
- Updating the deployment documentation to reflect these changes
This approach will make the project more maintainable, secure, and easier to deploy across different environments.
Security Improvements Needed in
evoks/evoks/settings.pyBased on the verification:
Hardcoded
SECRET_KEY:
evoks/evoks/settings.pycontains a hardcodedSECRET_KEY, which poses a security risk.evoks/guardian/testapp/testsettings.pygeneratesSECRET_KEYdynamically, but it's crucial to ensure that production settings do not expose it.Limited
ALLOWED_HOSTS:
ALLOWED_HOSTSis set to[PUBLICURL], restricting deployment flexibility.Recommended Actions:
Use Environment Variables for
SECRET_KEY:SECRET_KEY = get_env('DJANGO_SECRET_KEY', 'default-secret-key-for-development')Enhance
ALLOWED_HOSTSFlexibility:ALLOWED_HOSTS = get_env('DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTS', PUBLICURL).split(',')These changes will enhance security by keeping sensitive information out of the codebase and improve deployment flexibility by allowing multiple allowed hosts to be specified through environment variables.
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65-67: Address security concerns and improve configuration flexibility.While reviewing the rest of the file, I noticed some areas that could be improved for better security and flexibility:
- The SECRET_KEY is hardcoded in the settings file. This is a security risk, especially if the repository is public.
- The ALLOWED_HOSTS setting uses a single value, which might limit deployment flexibility.
Consider the following improvements:
- Use an environment variable for SECRET_KEY:
SECRET_KEY = get_env('DJANGO_SECRET_KEY', 'default-secret-key-for-development')
- Make ALLOWED_HOSTS more flexible:
ALLOWED_HOSTS = get_env('DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTS', PUBLICURL).split(',')These changes will enhance security by keeping sensitive information out of the codebase and improve deployment flexibility by allowing multiple allowed hosts to be specified through an environment variable.
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docker-compose.yml (5)
42-44: LGTM with a minor suggestion: Improved change-vol-ownership service.The changes to the change-vol-ownership service are good:
- The updated comments provide clearer explanation of the service's purpose.
- The simplified command maintains functionality while being more concise.
- The new health check directly verifies the success of the chmod operations.
These improvements enhance the service's clarity and reliability.
Consider using a more descriptive name for the exit status file, such as
/tmp/chmod_fuseki_volumes_exit_status, to avoid potential conflicts with other operations that might use a similar approach.Also applies to: 47-48, 56-59
65-73: LGTM with a suggestion: Enhanced web service configuration and health check.The changes to the web service are beneficial:
- The addition of the BASEHREF environment variable allows for dynamic configuration of the base URL.
- The modified entrypoint command uses this variable to configure both skosmos-dev and skosmos-live, improving flexibility.
- The updated health check now checks the /login endpoint, which is more specific and likely more reliable than checking the root.
These modifications enhance the service's configurability and reliability.
Consider breaking down the long entrypoint command into a separate shell script for improved readability and maintainability. This script could be added to the Docker image during the build process and then executed in the entrypoint.
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189-190: LGTM with a suggestion: Improved configuration for skosmos-live service.The changes to the skosmos-live service enhance its configurability:
- The addition of the BASEHREF environment variable allows for dynamic configuration of the base URL.
- The volume mapping for config-template.ttl enables external management of the configuration.
- The new command uses environment variable substitution, improving flexibility in service configuration.
These modifications make the service more adaptable to different deployment scenarios.
Consider using a multi-line YAML string for the command to improve readability:
command: | /bin/bash -c "export BASEHREF && envsubst '$$BASEHREF' < /var/www/html/config-template.ttl > /var/www/html/config.ttl && /usr/sbin/apache2ctl -D FOREGROUND"This format is easier to read and maintain, especially for multi-line commands.
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- condition: service_healthy + condition: service_healthyThis change will align the indentation with the YAML best practices and resolve the warning from the static analysis tool.
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68-72: Remove trailing spaces for code cleanliness.The static analysis tool has flagged multiple instances of trailing spaces in the file. While these don't affect functionality, removing them improves code cleanliness and version control efficiency.
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.example.env (2)
8-9: LGTM. Improved comment consistency.The update to the comment for
EVOKS_URLimproves consistency in capitalization, enhancing readability without affecting functionality.
1-16: Overall, the changes to.example.envare well-structured and align with the PR objectives.The modifications improve the organization of environment variables, enhance clarity through updated comments, and provide better separation between general and development-specific configurations. The addition of
PROXY_PORTand the reordering of port-related variables at the end of the file contribute to a more logical structure.These changes should facilitate easier configuration management for both production and development environments, as well as scenarios with or without a proxy.
Dockerfile (1)
9-9: Addition ofgettext-basepackage: Potential impact on internationalizationThe addition of the
gettext-basepackage suggests an intention to support internationalization (i18n) in the application. This aligns with the PR objective of enhancing configurability, particularly in relation to the Skosmos BaseHref URI mentioned in the PR summary.Considerations:
- The placement of the package installation is appropriate, grouped with other package installations.
- This addition may introduce new capabilities for handling translations and localized content.
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docker-compose.dev.yml (4)
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1-4: LGTM: Postgres service configuration looks good.The use of an environment variable for the port (POSTGRES_PORT) with a default value is a good practice, allowing for easy configuration changes without modifying the compose file.
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25-32: LGTM: fuseki-dev and fuseki-live service configurations look good.Both fuseki services are consistently configured, using environment variables for flexible port configuration. The use of non-standard ports (8003 and 8004) is suitable for a development environment to avoid potential conflicts.
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1-32: Overall, the docker-compose.dev.yml file is well-structured and aligns with development needs.The file consistently uses environment variables for port configuration, providing flexibility. The separation of development services in this file aligns well with the PR objective of restructuring Docker Compose files.
A few points to consider:
- Address the trailing spaces in the YAML file for better formatting.
- Review the web service configuration, particularly the entrypoint override and debug setting, to ensure they meet the intended development setup.
These changes enhance the configurability and separation of development and production environments, which is a positive improvement to the project structure.
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5-15: Review the entrypoint override and debug setting.
The entrypoint is set to an empty array, which overrides any default entrypoint. Ensure this doesn't skip any necessary setup steps.
DJANGO_DEBUG is set to True, which is suitable for development but should not be used in production.
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docker-compose.custom-test.yml (4)
7-7: LGTM: Restart policy updated correctlyThe restart policy for the postgres service has been updated to
"no", which is the correct YAML syntax for string values. This change aligns with the PR objective of restructuring Docker Compose files.
18-18: Clarification needed: Command to Entrypoint switchThe restart policy has been correctly updated to
"no", consistent with other services. The multi-line command has been moved to an entrypoint using the appropriate YAML block scalar syntax (>).However, could you please clarify the reasoning behind changing from
commandtoentrypoint? While both can be used to specify the command to run, they have different implications for how the container starts and handles signals. Ensuring this change aligns with the intended behavior is crucial.Also applies to: 52-59
34-34: LGTM: Restart policy updated correctlyThe restart policy for the skosmos-dev service has been updated to
"no", which is consistent with other services and aligns with the PR objective of restructuring Docker Compose files.
38-38: LGTM: Restart policy updated correctlyThe restart policy for the skosmos-live service has been updated to
"no", which is consistent with other services and aligns with the PR objective of restructuring Docker Compose files.skosmos-dev/config.ttl (1)
10-10: Approve the change to use an environment variable for baseHrefThis change enhances the configurability of the application by replacing the hardcoded URL with an environment variable
${BASEHREF}. This aligns well with the PR objectives and follows good practices for configuration management.To ensure this change is properly implemented, please verify the following:
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BASEHREFenvironment variable is correctly set in the relevant Docker Compose file or environment configuration.- Update any documentation or deployment scripts that may reference the old hardcoded URL.
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skosmos-live/config.ttl (1)
10-10: Approve change with clarification needed on variable interpolationThe change from a hardcoded URL to an environment variable (
${BASEHREF}) aligns well with the PR objectives and enhances the configurability of the application. This is a good practice, especially in containerized environments.However, there are a couple of points that need clarification:
- The syntax
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skosmos-dev/config-template.ttl (5)
1-7: LGTM: Prefix declarations are appropriate and well-structured.The prefix declarations are standard for RDF configurations and include all necessary namespaces for the Skosmos configuration.
9-9: LGTM: Main configuration entity correctly declared.The
:configentity is properly declared as askosmos:Configuration, which is essential for defining the Skosmos configuration.
10-10: LGTM: Dynamic configuration of baseHref.The use of the ${BASEHREF} environment variable allows for flexible deployment across different environments.
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skosmos-live/config-template.ttl (9)
10-10: Good use of environment variable for baseHref.The use of
${BASEHREF}placeholder forskosmos:baseHrefaligns well with the PR objective of enhancing configurability. This allows for easy customization of the base URL across different environments.
12-14: Review empty feedback-related properties.The feedback-related properties (feedbackAddress, feedbackEnvelopeSender, feedbackSender) are currently set to empty strings. If feedback functionality is intended to be used, consider populating these fields with appropriate values.
If feedback functionality is not required, you may want to remove these properties altogether. Please confirm the intended use of these properties.
16-16: Verify httpTimeout value.The
skosmos:httpTimeoutis set to 5 seconds. While this might be sufficient for most cases, it's worth verifying if this timeout is appropriate for your specific use case, especially if there are any long-running queries or operations.Consider running performance tests to ensure this timeout value is suitable for your expected workload and network conditions.
37-38: Review logging settings for production use.The current configuration enables logging to the browser console and logging of caught exceptions. While this is excellent for development and debugging, it might not be suitable for a production environment.
Please review these settings and consider disabling or adjusting them for production deployment to avoid potential security risks or performance impacts.
39-39: Verify search results size with stakeholders.The
skosmos:searchResultsSizeis set to 20. While this is a common default, it's worth verifying with stakeholders or UX designers if this number meets the specific needs of your users.Consider conducting user testing or gathering feedback to ensure this setting provides the best user experience for your specific use case.
45-45: Review template cache location for production use.The template cache is currently set to
/tmp/skosmos-template-cache. While using the/tmpdirectory is common in development environments, it might not be the best choice for a production setup.For production, consider using a more persistent location that won't be cleared on system reboot. Also, ensure that the chosen location has appropriate permissions and is backed up if necessary.
46-46: Verify transitive limit value.The
skosmos:transitiveLimitis set to 1000, which seems quite high. While this allows for deep transitive relationships, it might impact performance, especially for large datasets.Please review this value and consider:
- Testing with your actual dataset to ensure it doesn't cause performance issues.
- Adjusting the value based on the typical depth of transitive relationships in your data.
- Implementing pagination or lazy loading for large result sets if necessary.
47-49: UI configurations look good, validate honeypot time.The UI configurations, including the honeypot and language dropdown, are well set up:
- Enabling the UI honeypot (
skosmos:uiHoneypotEnabled) is a good security measure.- The language dropdown (
skosmos:uiLanguageDropdown) aligns well with the extensive language support configured earlier.However, please verify that the 5-second honeypot time (
skosmos:uiHoneypotTime) is appropriate for your use case. It should be long enough to catch automated submissions but not so long as to frustrate legitimate users.Consider A/B testing different honeypot times to find the optimal balance between security and user experience.
1-50: Overall, good configuration structure with room for fine-tuning.This Skosmos configuration file is well-structured and covers all necessary aspects of the application setup. It aligns well with the PR objectives of restructuring Docker Compose files and enhancing configurability, particularly through the use of environment variables like ${BASEHREF}.
Key points to address:
- Review and adjust settings for production use, especially logging and caching configurations.
- Verify timeout values, search result sizes, and other numerical settings against actual use cases and performance requirements.
- Resolve the duplicate "en" language label.
- Consider the suggestions for improving the base URI and SPARQL-related settings.
Once these points are addressed, this configuration will provide a solid foundation for your Skosmos instance, balancing flexibility, performance, and security.
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7-7: LGTM: Improved configurability and reliability for the proxy service.The changes to the proxy service are beneficial:
- Using
${PROXY_PORT:-9000}for port mapping allows for easy configuration via environment variables.- Adding
condition: service_healthyto the web service dependency ensures the proxy only starts when the web service is fully operational.These modifications enhance the flexibility and reliability of the service setup.
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34-39: LGTM: Added health check for postgres service.The addition of a health check for the postgres service is a good practice:
- It uses the appropriate
pg_isreadycommand to verify database readiness.- The configuration parameters (interval, timeout, retries, start_period) are reasonably set.
- This health check will improve the overall reliability of the system by ensuring the database is fully operational before dependent services start.
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124-129: LGTM: Improved health check for fuseki services.The updates to the health check configurations for both fuseki-dev and fuseki-live services are beneficial:
- The addition of a
start_period: 2mallows the services more time to initialize before health checks begin.- This change can improve system reliability by reducing false negatives during startup, especially if these services take longer to become fully operational.
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94-95: LGTM: Added volume mappings for configuration templates.The addition of volume mappings for config-template.ttl files is a good change:
- It allows the web service to access configuration templates for both skosmos-dev and skosmos-live.
- This change supports the dynamic configuration approach implemented in the web service's entrypoint command.
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1-236: Overall improvements with a request for clarification.The changes in this file generally enhance the Docker Compose configuration:
- Improved use of environment variables for better configurability.
- Enhanced health checks for various services, improving overall system reliability.
- Better management of configuration files through volume mappings.
These modifications make the system more flexible and easier to maintain across different environments.
However, there are some inconsistencies between the skosmos-dev and skosmos-live services that warrant clarification:
- The skosmos-dev service has several commented-out configurations, while similar configurations are active in skosmos-live.
- The approach to setting the BASEHREF differs between these services.
Could you please explain the reasoning behind these differences? Are they intentional, perhaps to support different environments or use cases?
To help investigate this, we can compare the configurations:
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| skosmos:languages ( [ rdfs:label "en" ; | ||
| rdf:value "ar_AE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "da" ; | ||
| rdf:value "da_DK.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "de" ; | ||
| rdf:value "de_DE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "en" ; | ||
| rdf:value "en_GB.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "en_US" ; | ||
| rdf:value "en_US.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "es" ; | ||
| rdf:value "es_ES.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "fa" ; | ||
| rdf:value "fa_IR.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "fi" ; | ||
| rdf:value "fi_FI.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "fr" ; | ||
| rdf:value "fr_FR.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "it" ; | ||
| rdf:value "it_IT.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nb" ; | ||
| rdf:value "nb_NO.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nl" ; | ||
| rdf:value "nl_NL.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nn" ; | ||
| rdf:value "nn_NO.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "pl" ; | ||
| rdf:value "pl_PL.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "pt" ; | ||
| rdf:value "pt_PT.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "pt_BR" ; | ||
| rdf:value "pt_BR.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "ru" ; | ||
| rdf:value "ru_RU.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "sv" ; | ||
| rdf:value "sv_SE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "zh" ; | ||
| rdf:value "zh_CN.utf8" ] ) ; |
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Remove duplicate 'en' language entry.
There are two entries for the 'en' language code. Consider removing one of them to avoid potential conflicts or confusion.
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skosmos:languages ( [ rdfs:label "en" ;
- rdf:value "ar_AE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "da" ;
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rdf:value "de_DE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "en" ;
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| @prefix : <file:///code/evoks/tests/skosmos/config.ttl#> . | ||
| @prefix dc: <http://purl.org/dc/terms/> . | ||
| @prefix rdf: <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> . | ||
| @prefix rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#> . | ||
| @prefix skosmos: <http://purl.org/net/skosmos#> . | ||
| @prefix void: <http://rdfs.org/ns/void#> . | ||
| @prefix xsd: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#> . |
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Consider using a more appropriate base URI for the configuration.
The current base URI uses a file path (file:///code/evoks/tests/skosmos/config.ttl#), which might not be suitable for a production environment. Consider using a more appropriate URI scheme, such as http:// or https://, that reflects your organization's domain or the Skosmos instance's location.
You could replace the first line with something like:
@prefix : <http://example.com/skosmos/config#> .Replace http://example.com with your actual domain or a more suitable URI base.
| skosmos:sparqlCollationEnabled false ; | ||
| skosmos:sparqlDialect "JenaText" ; | ||
| skosmos:sparqlEndpoint <http://fuseki-live:3030/> ; | ||
| skosmos:sparqlTimeout 20 ; |
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Review SPARQL settings and timeout discrepancy.
The SPARQL configuration looks good overall, particularly the use of a Docker service name for the endpoint. However, there's a notable discrepancy between timeouts:
skosmos:httpTimeoutis set to 5 seconds (line 16)skosmos:sparqlTimeoutis set to 20 seconds (line 44)
This discrepancy might lead to situations where SPARQL queries are still running but the HTTP connection has already timed out. Consider aligning these timeout values or ensuring that the HTTP timeout is always greater than or equal to the SPARQL timeout.
Also, verify that the "JenaText" SPARQL dialect is the correct choice for your Fuseki setup.
| skosmos:languages ( [ rdfs:label "en" ; | ||
| rdf:value "ar_AE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "da" ; | ||
| rdf:value "da_DK.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "de" ; | ||
| rdf:value "de_DE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "en" ; | ||
| rdf:value "en_GB.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "en_US" ; | ||
| rdf:value "en_US.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "es" ; | ||
| rdf:value "es_ES.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "fa" ; | ||
| rdf:value "fa_IR.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "fi" ; | ||
| rdf:value "fi_FI.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "fr" ; | ||
| rdf:value "fr_FR.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "it" ; | ||
| rdf:value "it_IT.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nb" ; | ||
| rdf:value "nb_NO.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nl" ; | ||
| rdf:value "nl_NL.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nn" ; | ||
| rdf:value "nn_NO.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "pl" ; | ||
| rdf:value "pl_PL.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "pt" ; | ||
| rdf:value "pt_PT.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "pt_BR" ; | ||
| rdf:value "pt_BR.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "ru" ; | ||
| rdf:value "ru_RU.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "sv" ; | ||
| rdf:value "sv_SE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "zh" ; | ||
| rdf:value "zh_CN.utf8" ] ) ; |
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Comprehensive language support, but check duplicate "en" label.
The configuration provides excellent support for multiple languages, which is great for internationalization. However, there's a potential issue:
- The "en" label is used twice (lines 18 and 20). One of these should probably be changed to distinguish between different English variants (e.g., "en_GB" and "en_US").
Consider updating one of the "en" labels to be more specific:
- rdf:value "en_GB.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "en" ;
+ rdf:value "en_GB.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "en_GB" ;Overall, the comprehensive language support and use of UTF-8 locales is commendable and will greatly enhance the application's accessibility to a diverse user base.
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| skosmos:languages ( [ rdfs:label "en" ; | |
| rdf:value "ar_AE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "da" ; | |
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| rdf:value "de_DE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "en" ; | |
| rdf:value "en_GB.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "en_US" ; | |
| rdf:value "en_US.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "es" ; | |
| rdf:value "es_ES.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "fa" ; | |
| rdf:value "fa_IR.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "fi" ; | |
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| rdf:value "fr_FR.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "it" ; | |
| rdf:value "it_IT.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nb" ; | |
| rdf:value "nb_NO.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nl" ; | |
| rdf:value "nl_NL.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nn" ; | |
| rdf:value "nn_NO.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "pl" ; | |
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| rdf:value "pt_PT.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "pt_BR" ; | |
| rdf:value "pt_BR.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "ru" ; | |
| rdf:value "ru_RU.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "sv" ; | |
| rdf:value "sv_SE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "zh" ; | |
| rdf:value "zh_CN.utf8" ] ) ; | |
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| rdf:value "en_GB.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "en_US" ; | |
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| rdf:value "it_IT.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nb" ; | |
| rdf:value "nb_NO.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nl" ; | |
| rdf:value "nl_NL.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "nn" ; | |
| rdf:value "nn_NO.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "pl" ; | |
| rdf:value "pl_PL.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "pt" ; | |
| rdf:value "pt_PT.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "pt_BR" ; | |
| rdf:value "pt_BR.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "ru" ; | |
| rdf:value "ru_RU.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "sv" ; | |
| rdf:value "sv_SE.utf8" ] [ rdfs:label "zh" ; | |
| rdf:value "zh_CN.utf8" ] ) ; |
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| context: https://github.com/NatLibFi/Skosmos.git#v2.17 | |||
| dockerfile: dockerfiles/Dockerfile.ubuntu | |||
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| - "${SKOSMOS_DEV_PORT:-8001}:80" | |||
| # to change port here, use .env file | |||
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envsubst '$$BASEHREF' < /code/skosmos-dev/config-template.ttl > /code/skosmos-dev/config.ttl && - Line 94:
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Please consider removing these commented-out lines if they are no longer needed or provide additional comments to clarify their purpose.
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Please clarify the intent behind the commented-out configurations.
Several configurations in the skosmos-dev service have been commented out:
- The port mapping comment suggests using the .env file for port configuration, which is a good practice.
- The BASEHREF environment variable is commented out.
- The volume mapping for config-template.ttl is commented out.
- The command for starting the service with environment variable substitution is commented out.
Could you please clarify the reasoning behind these changes? Are these configurations being moved to a development-specific override file? If so, it might be helpful to add a comment explaining this, or remove the commented-out lines if they're no longer needed.
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14-16: LGTM with suggestions for robustnessThe environment variable substitution setup looks good, but could benefit from some error handling.
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14-16: Verify template files exist in the repository
Let's ensure the template files are present in the expected locations.
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12-22: Fix trailing spaces in entrypoint scriptThe entrypoint script logic is good, but there are trailing spaces on lines 14-16 that should be removed.
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12-22: Consider adding healthcheck for the web serviceSince this is a test environment running critical services, adding a healthcheck would help with container orchestration and debugging.
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docker-compose.test.yml- Keep development settings in
docker-compose.dev.yml- Maintain common settings in the base
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2-4: Verify proxy service configuration completeness
The proxy service definition appears incomplete. Typically, a proxy service requires additional configuration such as port mappings, network settings, and potentially health checks for proper functionality.
Would you like me to help generate a more complete proxy service configuration with the necessary settings?
8-8: LGTM! Proper YAML string formatting
The restart policy is correctly quoted as a string.
34-38: LGTM! Consistent restart policy
The restart policies are correctly quoted and consistent with other services.
- Tests failed because of service_healthy condition - Solution: Remove depends_on condition for proxy service in tests compose file - Do this by overriting the depends_on condition with emtpy values
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16-18: Remove trailing spaces in entrypoint commandThere are trailing spaces at the end of these lines that should be removed for better code cleanliness.
Apply this diff to fix the trailing spaces:
- export BASEHREF && - envsubst '$$BASEHREF' < /code/skosmos-dev/config-template.ttl > /code/skosmos-dev/config.ttl && - envsubst '$$BASEHREF' < /code/skosmos-live/config-template.ttl > /code/skosmos-live/config.ttl && + export BASEHREF && + envsubst '$$BASEHREF' < /code/skosmos-dev/config-template.ttl > /code/skosmos-dev/config.ttl && + envsubst '$$BASEHREF' < /code/skosmos-live/config-template.ttl > /code/skosmos-live/config.ttl &&🧰 Tools
🪛 yamllint (1.35.1)
[error] 16-16: trailing spaces
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[error] 17-17: trailing spaces
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[error] 18-18: trailing spaces
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docker-compose.test.yml(2 hunks)
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🪛 yamllint (1.35.1)
docker-compose.test.yml
[error] 16-16: trailing spaces
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[error] 17-17: trailing spaces
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[error] 18-18: trailing spaces
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🔇 Additional comments (2)
docker-compose.test.yml (2)
4-5: LGTM: Service dependency is correctly configured
The addition of the depends_on directive ensures proper service startup order, with the proxy service waiting for the web service to be available.
16-18: Verify environment variable handling and template processing
While the template processing logic is correct, consider adding safeguards:
- Validate BASEHREF environment variable
- Check for template file existence
- Verify generated config files
Let's check the template files and related configurations:
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the docker-compose files for BASEHREF definition since it wasn't found in .env files.
Environment variable and template processing are properly configured
The verification shows that:
- BASEHREF is properly defined in docker-compose.yml with a default value:
"${PUBLICURL:-http://localhost}:${PROXY_PORT:-9000}/skosmos-dev/" - Template files exist and contain the correct variable placeholder
${BASEHREF} - The template processing is handled with proper fallback values for all dependent variables
- Generated config files are mounted correctly in the container volumes
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check if template files exist and their content
echo "Checking template files..."
fd -t f "config-template.ttl" -x cat {}
# Check if BASEHREF is properly defined in environment files
echo "Checking environment variable definitions..."
fd -t f ".env" -x grep -l "BASEHREF" {}
Length of output: 4965
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check docker-compose files for BASEHREF
echo "Checking docker-compose files..."
fd -t f "docker-compose" -x cat {}
# Check if there are any other potential environment files
echo "Checking other environment files..."
fd -t f "env" -x cat {}
Length of output: 10710
🧰 Tools
🪛 yamllint (1.35.1)
[error] 16-16: trailing spaces
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[error] 17-17: trailing spaces
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[error] 18-18: trailing spaces
(trailing-spaces)
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
web,skosmos-dev, andskosmos-live.proxyservice to the testing environment.Enhancements
DEBUGsetting to be configurable via an environment variable.gettext-basepackage for improved localization support.Bug Fixes
Documentation