Feature: Added MinIO Setup and Configuration for Local and Docker Environments (GSoC'24) #2476
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- Implemented script to download and install Minio based on the platform - Checking if Minio is already installed before attempting installation - Updating PATH environment variable to include Minio directory
- Added data directory to .gitignore to exclude MinIO data files. - Updated .dockerignore to ignore MinIO data files. - Modified package.json to add and update npm scripts: - Added 'minio:check' script to install and check MinIO. - Added 'dev:with-minio' script for concurrent development with MinIO. - Added 'start:with-minio' script to start the server with MinIO.
- Updated docker-compose.dev.yml and docker-compose.prod.yml to include MinIO setup. - Configured MinIO service with appropriate settings for development and production environments. - Modified .env.sample to include MinIO-specific environment variables. - Added variables for MinIO configuration to the sample environment file.
- Added configureMinio function to prompt for MinIO configuration and update environment variables based on user input or defaults. - Updated environment variables in .env file based on the configuration. - Added tests to validate MinIO configuration functionality.
- Added MinIO-specific environment variables to envSchema. - Includes MINIO_ROOT_USER, MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD, MINIO_BUCKET, and MINIO_ENDPOINT.
…ructions - Added details for setting up MinIO locally and using Docker. - Included environment variable configurations specific to MinIO.
…the development environment.
WalkthroughThe changes integrate MinIO, an object storage service, into the project. This includes the introduction of an asynchronous function for configuring MinIO settings based on user input, enhancements to npm scripts for checking and running MinIO, and updates to the environment configurations. Additionally, the setup process is improved by prompting users for necessary credentials and ensuring the environment is correctly set up for MinIO usage. Changes
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docker-compose.prod.yaml (1)
19-31: Review MinIO Credentials for Security RisksThe MinIO credentials are referenced in several files. Pay special attention to the following:
- Default Values in
setup.ts: Ensure that the default values forMINIO_ROOT_USERandMINIO_ROOT_PASSWORDare secure and not used in production.- Documentation in
INSTALLATION.md: Verify that the example credentials provided are not used in production environments.- Test Files: Confirm that hardcoded credentials in test files are not used in production.
Please review these areas to ensure that sensitive information is not exposed.
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Verify the security of MinIO credentials.
Ensure that
MINIO_ROOT_USERandMINIO_ROOT_PASSWORDare securely managed and not exposed in version control or logs.Run the following script to check for potential exposure of these variables:
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rgcommand to search for the MinIO credentials in all files, excluding environment files, and re-run the script to verify the security of the credentials.Scripts executed
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src/minioInstallationCheck.ts (1)
16-32: Improve error handling for unsupported platforms.The function throws an error for unsupported platforms. Consider providing a more user-friendly message or handling the error differently to guide the user.
INSTALLATION.md (4)
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docker-compose.prod.yaml (4)
9-10: LGTM!The addition of the
talawa-networkto themongodbservice enhances inter-service communication.
17-18: LGTM!The addition of the
talawa-networkto theredis-stack-serverservice enhances inter-service communication.
41-48: LGTM!The addition of the
depends_ondirective and theMINIO_ENDPOINTenvironment variable ensures proper integration with MinIO.
55-57: LGTM!The
talawa-networkconfiguration with a bridge driver is appropriate for Docker networking.docker-compose.dev.yaml (5)
10-11: LGTM!The addition of the
talawa-networkto themongodbservice enhances inter-service communication.
19-20: LGTM!The addition of the
talawa-networkto theredis-stack-serverservice enhances inter-service communication.
46-46: LGTM!The addition of the
depends_ondirective for MinIO ensures proper integration with the API service.
72-74: LGTM!The
talawa-networkconfiguration with a bridge driver is appropriate for Docker networking.
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35-35: LGTM!The
MINIO_ROOT_USERenvironment variable is correctly defined as a required string.
36-36: LGTM!The
MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORDenvironment variable is correctly defined as a required string.
37-37: LGTM!The
MINIO_BUCKETenvironment variable is correctly defined as a required string.
38-43: LGTM!The
MINIO_ENDPOINTenvironment variable is correctly defined with URL validation and specific value constraints.tests/setup/configureMinio.spec.ts (3)
8-26: Test case for valid data configuration looks good!The test correctly mocks user input and verifies the
.env_testfile updates.
28-40: Test case for handling file system errors looks good!The test correctly simulates a file read error and verifies error handling.
42-57: Test case for handling write file system errors looks good!The test correctly simulates a file write error and verifies error handling.
scripts/cloud-api-demo/create_env.py (4)
33-35: Argument parsing for--minio_root_userlooks good!The argument is correctly added and marked as required.
36-38: Argument parsing for--minio_root_passwordlooks good!The argument is correctly added and marked as required.
65-65: Addition ofMINIO_ROOT_USERto .env content looks good!The environment variable is correctly added and follows the existing pattern.
66-66: Addition ofMINIO_ROOT_PASSWORDto .env content looks good!The environment variable is correctly added and follows the existing pattern.
.env.sample (4)
88-88: Addition ofMINIO_ENDPOINTto .env.sample looks good!The environment variable is correctly added and follows the existing pattern.
89-89: Addition ofMINIO_ROOT_USERto .env.sample looks good!The environment variable is correctly added and follows the existing pattern.
90-90: Addition ofMINIO_ROOT_PASSWORDto .env.sample looks good!The environment variable is correctly added and follows the existing pattern.
91-91: Addition ofMINIO_BUCKETto .env.sample looks good!The environment variable is correctly added and follows the existing pattern.
src/minioInstallationCheck.ts (1)
85-95: LGTM!The function correctly updates the PATH environment variable for different platforms.
INSTALLATION.md (4)
32-40: Table of Contents updates look good.The additions for MinIO setup and configuration are correctly formatted and linked.
Also applies to: 62-62
512-604: MinIO setup instructions are clear and comprehensive.The section provides detailed steps for installing and running MinIO, both using Docker and locally.
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1-899: Documentation is clear and well-structured.The instructions for setting up Talawa-API with MinIO are comprehensive and logically organized.
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9-9: Ensure MinIO installation check script is robust.The
minio:checkscript compiles and runs a TypeScript file to verify MinIO installation. Ensure that the script handles errors gracefully and provides meaningful feedback if MinIO is not installed.
10-10: Integrate MinIO checks into development workflow.The
dev:with-minioscript concurrently runs MinIO checks with the development server. This ensures that MinIO is ready before starting development. Verify that theminioInstallationCheck.tsscript is efficient and doesn't introduce significant delays.
11-11: Integrate MinIO checks into production workflow.The
start:with-minioscript ensures MinIO is checked before starting the server in production. Confirm that this integration does not impact the startup time significantly and that any errors are logged appropriately.setup.ts (2)
675-735: Review MinIO configuration logic.The
configureMiniofunction prompts the user for MinIO credentials and updates the environment file. Ensure that user inputs are validated correctly and that any errors during file operations are handled gracefully. Consider adding more detailed logging for troubleshooting.
973-984: Integrate MinIO configuration into setup process.The
mainfunction now includes MinIO configuration steps. Verify that the prompts are clear and that the configuration process is seamless for both Docker and non-Docker setups. Ensure that the MinIO setup does not interfere with other setup steps.
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src/minioInstallationCheck.ts (5)
22-38: LGTM! Platform-specific URL construction is correct.The function handles different platforms appropriately and constructs the URL correctly.
46-121: LGTM! MinIO installation process is well-structured.The function handles directory creation, downloading, and permission setting effectively.
130-147: LGTM! PATH update logic is correct.The function correctly updates the PATH for different platforms and includes error handling.
154-162: LGTM! MinIO check and installation trigger is effective.The function checks for MinIO's presence and handles installation if needed.
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@palisadoes @aashimawadhwa Could you please review this PR? |
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- I get this error when trying it.
- I was evaluating a PR before that made some DB updates as part of the setup process. This may have been the cause.
- Make sure that the setup script drops the entire database before loading data in both the default and sample data loading steps.
- These were the values I used in the setup. You can see whether this was the cause too.
MINIO_ENDPOINT=http://localhost:9000
MINIO_ROOT_USER=peter
MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD=peter-talawa
MINIO_BUCKET=peter-bucket
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- The setup script doesn't check to see whether MinIO is installed. I ran the setup script successfully using the default data and there was no error.
- Please make sure the appropriate checks are made
- Please work with you mentors on the docker setup verification
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@chandel-aman did you make any fix for the error that @palisadoes pointed to? I tried doing the setup but didn't get that error in my case |
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@palisadoes works fine with sample imports as well |
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@chandel-aman while docker setup step, i got this error response, is this anyhow related to your change |
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@chandel-aman Tested minio local setup, works fine |
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package.json (3)
9-9: LGTM!The new
minio:checkscript is correctly defined and serves the purpose of checking the MinIO installation.
10-10: LGTM!The new
dev:with-minioscript is correctly defined and integrates the MinIO check into the development workflow.
11-11: LGTM!The new
start:with-minioscript is correctly defined and integrates the MinIO check into the production workflow.setup.ts (7)
675-689: LGTM!The JSDoc comment for the
configureMiniofunction is well-structured and informative. It provides a clear description of the function's purpose and behavior.
690-718: LGTM!The
configureMiniofunction correctly prompts the user for MinIO configuration details usinginquirer. The prompts include default values and validation to ensure a smooth user experience and prevent invalid input.
720-722: LGTM!The code correctly sets the MinIO endpoint based on the installation type. Using different endpoints for Docker and non-Docker installations ensures compatibility and accessibility.
724-729: LGTM!The code correctly reads the appropriate environment file based on the
NODE_ENVand updates the environment configuration with the MinIO settings, ensuring they are persisted.
731-735: LGTM!The code correctly updates the environment variables using the
updateEnvVariablefunction. The success message and information about accessing the MinIO console provide useful feedback to the user.
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836-981: LGTM!The code correctly updates the
mainfunction to handle MinIO configuration based on the environment. For Docker installations, it sets the appropriate MinIO endpoint and updates the environment variables accordingly. The logging statements and the new section explaining the MinIO configuration process enhance the user's understanding. Calling theconfigureMiniofunction with the appropriate flag ensures the correct configuration is applied.
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1050-1078: LGTM!The code correctly modifies the data import logic based on user input. Wiping the existing data using the
wipeExistingDatafunction ensures a clean slate before importing new data. Prompting the user to choose between default data and sample data provides flexibility and control over the data import process. Calling the appropriate import function based on the user's choice ensures the desired data is imported.
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692-826: LGTM! TheconfigureMiniofunction looks good and follows a logical flow for configuring MinIO settings.Some minor suggestions for improvement:
- Consider extracting the file operations (removing and creating directories) into separate functions for better code organization and reusability.
- Add more detailed error handling and logging for file operations to help with debugging and troubleshooting.
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Hey @chandel-aman this looks good to me i have tried running this on my local is working good |
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Please fix the failing tests |
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756-765: Add safety checks before deleting the existing data directoryWhen removing the existing MinIO data directory, there's a risk of deleting unintended or critical directories if
currentDataDiris incorrectly set. It's important to add safety checks to prevent accidental deletion of important system directories.Apply this diff to add a safety check:
if (changeDataDir && currentDataDir) { + if ( + currentDataDir === '/' || + currentDataDir === 'C:\\' || + currentDataDir.trim() === '' + ) { + console.error(`[MINIO] Dangerous path detected. Aborting deletion of ${currentDataDir}`); + } else { try { fs.rmSync(currentDataDir, { recursive: true, force: true }); console.log( `[MINIO] Removed existing data directory: ${currentDataDir}`, ); } catch (err) { console.error(`[MINIO] Error removing existing data directory: ${err}`); } + } }
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82-82: LGTM!The change to include "setup.ts" in the "files" array for the ESLint rule is a good addition. It ensures that the same linting rules are applied consistently across the setup and test files, promoting code quality and maintainability.
setup.ts (2)
32-33: Imports for MinIO utilities are correctly addedThe import statements for
isMinioInstalledandinstallMinioare appropriate and correctly reference the required modules.
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The verification shows that MINIO_ENDPOINT is indeed set consistently in both
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configandprocess.env. However, there's a potential issue:
- The MINIO_ENDPOINT value is hardcoded as "http://minio:9000", which may not be suitable for all environments.
Consider making MINIO_ENDPOINT more configurable by:
- Reading it from an environment variable.
- Providing a default value if the environment variable is not set.
Example:
const MINIO_ENDPOINT = process.env.MINIO_ENDPOINT || "http://minio:9000";This change would make the setup more flexible across different environments while maintaining consistency.
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1140-1171: Consider refactoring the data import logic to improve readability and maintainability.The current implementation of the data import logic in the
mainfunction is a bit complex and nested. It could benefit from some refactoring to improve readability and maintainability.Here are a few suggestions:
- Extract the data import logic into a separate function to encapsulate the complexity and improve code organization.
- Use more descriptive variable names for the user prompts to clarify their purpose (e.g.,
shouldImportDefaultDatainstead ofoverwriteDefaultData).- Consider using a switch statement or an object mapping to handle the different data import scenarios based on user input, instead of nested if-else statements.
Here's an example of how the refactored code could look like:
async function importDataBasedOnUserInput(isDbEmpty: boolean): Promise<void> { if (!isDbEmpty) { const { shouldOverwriteData } = await inquirer.prompt({ type: "confirm", name: "shouldOverwriteData", message: "Do you want to overwrite the existing data?", default: false, }); if (!shouldOverwriteData) { return; } } await wipeExistingData(process.env.MONGO_DB_URL!); const { shouldImportDefaultData } = await inquirer.prompt({ type: "confirm", name: "shouldImportDefaultData", message: "Do you want to import the required default data to start using Talawa in a production environment?", default: false, }); if (shouldImportDefaultData) { await importDefaultData(); } else { const { shouldImportSampleData } = await inquirer.prompt({ type: "confirm", name: "shouldImportSampleData", message: "Do you want to import Talawa sample data for testing and evaluation purposes?", default: false, }); if (shouldImportSampleData) { await importData(); } else { await importDefaultData(); } } }Then, in the
mainfunction, you can simply call theimportDataBasedOnUserInputfunction:if (!isDockerInstallation) { // ... const isDbEmpty = await checkDb(process.env.MONGO_DB_URL); await importDataBasedOnUserInput(isDbEmpty); }This refactoring improves code organization, readability, and maintainability by encapsulating the data import logic into a separate function and simplifying the conditional statements.
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676-825: Excellent work on theconfigureMiniofunction! 👏The function is well-structured, comprehensive, and handles different installation scenarios effectively. It guides the user through the MinIO configuration process, ensuring that all necessary settings are properly set up. The prompts and validations are well-designed to collect the required information and minimize the chances of misconfiguration.
Great job on handling edge cases, such as missing MinIO installation and existing data directory. The function flow is logical and easy to follow, and the console logs provide clear guidance to the user.
Overall, this function is a valuable addition to the setup process, enhancing the robustness and user-friendliness of the MinIO configuration.
1064-1073: Great job on integrating MinIO configuration into themainfunction! 🎉The updates to the
mainfunction seamlessly incorporate the MinIO configuration process, providing a consistent setup experience for both Docker and non-Docker installations. The informative console logs guide the user through the configuration steps and provide clear feedback on the setup progress.The function flow remains well-structured and comprehensive, handling the setup of various components in a logical manner. The user prompts and environment variable updates are handled appropriately.
Overall, these enhancements improve the setup process by streamlining the MinIO configuration and providing a user-friendly experience.
The failing test has been fixed. Could you please merge this PR? |
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@palisadoes this is gtg |
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Feature: Adds MinIO setup and configuration instructions for both local and Docker environments.
Issue Number:
Fixes #2419
Did you add tests for your changes?
Yes
Snapshots/Videos:
Added MinIO setup
setup-minio.mp4
MinIO docker setup
minio-docker-setup.mp4
MinIO local setup
minio-local-installation.mp4
If relevant, did you update the documentation?
Yes
Summary
This PR introduces MinIO setup instructions into the project to streamline its deployment and configuration. Specifically, it adds:
.gitignore,.dockerignore, andpackage.jsonto exclude MinIO metadata and update relevant scripts.create_env.pyandenvSchemato include MinIO-specific environment variables.installation.mdfor setting up MinIO locally and with Docker.Have you read the contributing guide?
Yes
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Refactor