enhance(lti): add new LTI service #4159
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apps/lti/src/index.ts (1)
1-1: Consider enabling TypeScript checks.The
@ts-nocheckdirective disables TypeScript type checking for the entire file. Consider enabling type checks to catch potential type-related issues and improve code quality.- // @ts-nocheck
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.github/workflows/v3_lti-service-prod.yml (2)
30-35: Verify Docker login credentials.Ensure that the GitHub token used for Docker login has the necessary permissions to push images to the registry.
3-9: Ensure correct trigger configuration.The workflow is triggered on tag pushes and changes to specific paths. Verify that these triggers align with your intended deployment strategy.
apps/func-response-processor/package.json (1)
27-27: Verify compatibility ofdotenvupdate.The
dotenvpackage has been updated to version16.4.5. Ensure that this version is compatible with the rest of your application and does not introduce breaking changes.Verification successful
The
dotenvupdate to version 16.4.5 is compatible.The changelog from version 16.0.3 to 16.4.5 does not indicate any breaking changes. The updates are primarily additive, introducing new features and options without removing existing functionality. Therefore, this update should be safe for your application.
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.github/workflows/v3_lti-service-qa.yml (3)
3-17: Ensure correct QA trigger configuration.The workflow is triggered on branch pushes and pull requests. Verify that these triggers align with your QA strategy.
38-43: Verify Docker login credentials for QA.Ensure that the GitHub token used for Docker login in the QA workflow has the necessary permissions.
56-56: Review conditional Docker image push logic.The Docker image is only pushed if the event is not a pull request. Ensure this logic aligns with your QA deployment strategy.
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Conditional Docker Image Push Logic Aligns with QA Strategy
The conditional logic to push Docker images only when the event is not a pull request is consistently used across multiple QA workflows. This indicates that it aligns with the QA deployment strategy to avoid deploying unmerged changes.
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apps/backend-docker/package.json (1)
58-58: Verify compatibility with the updated dotenv package.The
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Verification Successful: No compatibility issues with dotenv update
The usage of
dotenvwith the-r dotenv/configpattern is consistent and standard across the codebase. There are no indications of compatibility issues with version16.4.5. The update appears to be compatible with the existing usage patterns.
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apps/lti/src/index.ts (2)
3-3: Ensure environment variables are defined.The application relies heavily on environment variables. Ensure that all required environment variables are defined and properly loaded to avoid runtime errors.
9-22: Review the commented-out database connection code.The database connection setup using
ltijs-sequelizeis commented out. Verify if this is intentional for testing purposes or if it needs to be included for the full functionality of the LTI service.docker-compose.yml (1)
125-135: Verify MongoDB service configuration and integration.A new MongoDB service
lti_dbhas been added. Ensure that it is correctly configured and integrated into the application. Check the application code for any MongoDB usage and test the database connection.deploy/charts/klicker-uzh-v2/values.yaml (7)
268-270: Image configuration looks good.The Docker image repository and pull policy are correctly specified.
272-274: Service specifications are appropriate.The service type
ClusterIPand port4000are suitable for the LTI service.
276-280: Ingress settings are correctly configured.The ingress annotations for body size and certificate management are appropriate.
282-295: Resource management and autoscaling configuration are appropriate.The specified resource requests, limits, and autoscaling parameters are reasonable and well-configured.
297-301: Node affinity and tolerations are ready for future customization.The inclusion of empty
nodeSelector,tolerations, andaffinityfields allows for future customization.
251-259: Verify sensitive configuration values.Ensure that sensitive configuration values such as
clientId,redirectURL,cookieDomain, andencryptionKeyare securely managed and not exposed in the codebase.Verification successful
Sensitive configuration values are securely managed.
The configuration values for
clientId,redirectURL,cookieDomain, andencryptionKeyare placeholders invalues.yamland are not hardcoded. They are designed to be provided at deployment time, ensuring that sensitive data is not exposed in the codebase.
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261-266: Ensure secure management of database credentials.Verify that database credentials (
host,port,name,username,password) are stored securely, such as in Kubernetes Secrets, and not hardcoded.deploy/charts/klicker-uzh-v2/templates/deployment-app.yaml (5)
392-400: Metadata and strategy configuration are correct.The metadata, including name and labels, and the strategy configuration are well-defined and flexible.
402-408: Replicas and selectors configuration are appropriate.The replica count and selectors are correctly configured, aligning with autoscaling settings.
410-414: Template metadata and annotations are correctly set.The annotations for config and secret checksums ensure proper configuration management.
430-457: Container specifications are well-defined.The container specifications, including security context, image, ports, and environment variables, are complete and secure.
459-469: Node affinity and tolerations are ready for future customization.The inclusion of empty
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Fix syntax error in Secret metadata.
The yamllint error indicates a syntax issue at line 4. Ensure that the templating syntax is correct and that the include function is properly used.
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Consider parameterizing the registry and image name.
While the registry and image name are defined as environment variables, consider using repository or organization secrets for better security and flexibility.
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Fix syntax error in ConfigMap template.
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Consider specifying a non-root user for running the application.
Running applications as a non-root user enhances security. Ensure that the npm start command is executed by the nodejs user.
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Remove redundant apk update command.
The apk update command is unnecessary since --no-cache is used with apk add. This can be removed to streamline the build process.
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| {{- toYaml .Values.lti.securityContext | nindent 12 }} | ||
| image: "{{ .Values.lti.image.repository }}:{{ .Values.lti.image.tag | default .Chart.AppVersion }}" | ||
| imagePullPolicy: {{ .Values.lti.image.pullPolicy }} | ||
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Address the TODO for liveness and readiness probes.
Consider implementing liveness and readiness probes to monitor container health.
Would you like assistance in defining these probes or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?
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.github/workflows/v3_lti-prod.yml (5)
3-9: Trigger configuration looks good.The workflow is appropriately triggered on pushes to version tags and relevant paths, aligning with best practices for production builds.
10-13: Environment variable setup is appropriate.Using environment variables for the registry and image name improves maintainability and clarity.
14-20: Job configuration is standard and appropriate.The job runs on
ubuntu-latestwith necessary permissions set, which is suitable for Docker build and push operations.
21-29: Environment setup steps are necessary and well-implemented.Checking out the repository and setting up QEMU and Docker Buildx are crucial for building multi-platform Docker images.
30-50: Docker steps are well-structured. Verify Dockerfile path.The steps for logging into the registry, extracting metadata, and building and pushing the Docker image are well-structured. Ensure that the Dockerfile path
apps/lti/Dockerfileis correct.Verification successful
Dockerfile path is correct.
The Dockerfile exists at the specified path
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3-17: Trigger configuration is suitable for QA.The workflow is triggered on pushes to specific branches and paths, as well as pull requests, which is appropriate for a QA environment.
18-21: Environment variable setup is consistent and appropriate.Using environment variables for the registry and image name is consistent with the production workflow and aids maintainability.
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1-4: Package metadata looks good.The package name, version, and license are correctly defined.
5-10: Ensure the module type and main entry point are correct.The package is defined as a module with the entry point set to
dist/index.js. Ensure that this aligns with your build output.
11-14: Dependencies are well-defined.The dependencies include
cross-envandltijs, which are appropriate for environment configuration and LTI integration, respectively.
15-22: DevDependencies are appropriate for development.The devDependencies include TypeScript, nodemon, and other tools that support development and testing.
23-36: Review the scripts section for completeness and correctness.The scripts cover build, development, testing, and formatting tasks. Ensure all scripts are tested and function as expected.
38-40: Node engine version is specified.The engines field specifies Node version 20. Ensure your environment supports this version.
41-43: Volta configuration extends the root package.json.This configuration ensures consistency in tooling versions across the project.
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Fix the trailing comma in the scripts section.
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Is autoscaling enabled on purpose here, and does it react quickly enough to handle a suddenly increased demand in LTI requests? What happens, if the service is not able to react sufficiently quickly during a surge in demand - are requests dropped and the automated login to OLAT fails?
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