If a crawl is completed, the endpoint streams the logs from the log
files in all of the created WACZ files, sorted by timestamp.
The API endpoint supports filtering by log_level and context whether
the crawl is still running or not.
This is not yet proper streaming because the entire log file is read
into memory before being streamed to the client. We will want to
switch to proper streaming eventually, but are currently blocked by
an aiobotocore bug - see:
https://github.com/aio-libs/aiobotocore/issues/991?#issuecomment-1490737762
* backend: make crawlconfigs mutable! (#656)
- crawlconfig PATCH /{id} can now receive a new JSON config to replace the old one (in addition to scale, schedule, tags)
- exclusions: add / remove APIs mutate the current crawlconfig, do not result in a new crawlconfig created
- exclusions: ensure crawl job 'config' is updated when exclusions are added/removed, unify add/remove exclusions on crawl
- k8s: crawlconfig json is updated along with scale
- k8s: stateful set is restarted by updating annotation, instead of changing template
- crawl object: now has 'config', as well as 'profileid', 'schedule', 'crawlTimeout', 'jobType' properties to ensure anything that is changeable is stored on the crawl
- crawlconfigcore: store share properties between crawl and crawlconfig in new crawlconfigcore (includes 'schedule', 'jobType', 'config', 'profileid', 'schedule', 'crawlTimeout', 'tags', 'oid')
- crawlconfig object: remove 'oldId', 'newId', disallow deactivating/deleting while crawl is running
- rename 'userid' -> 'createdBy'
- remove unused 'completions' field
- add missing return to fix /run response
- crawlout: ensure 'profileName' is resolved on CrawlOut from profileid
- crawlout: return 'name' instead of 'configName' for consistent response
- update: 'modified', 'modifiedBy' fields to set modification date and user modifying config
- update: ensure PROFILE_FILENAME is updated in configmap is profileid provided, clear if profileid==""
- update: return 'settings_changed' and 'metadata_changed' if either crawl settings or metadata changed
- tests: update tests to check settings_changed/metadata_changed return values
add revision tracking to crawlconfig:
- store each revision separate mongo db collection
- revisions accessible via /crawlconfigs/{cid}/revs
- store 'rev' int in crawlconfig and in crawljob
- only add revision history if crawl config changed
migration:
- update to db v3
- copy fields from crawlconfig -> crawl
- rename userid -> createdBy
- copy userid -> modifiedBy, created -> modified
- skip invalid crawls (missing config), make createdBy optional (just in case)
frontend: Update crawl config keys with new API (#681), update frontend to use new PATCH endpoint, load config from crawl object in details view
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Co-authored-by: Tessa Walsh <tessa@bitarchivist.net>
Co-authored-by: sua yoo <sua@webrecorder.org>
Co-authored-by: sua yoo <sua@suayoo.com>
* Rename archives to orgs and aid to oid on backend
* Rename archive to org and aid to oid in frontend
* Remove translation artifact
* Rename team -> organization
* Add database migrations and run once on startup
* This commit also applies the new by_one_worker decorator to other
asyncio tasks to prevent heavy tasks from being run in each worker.
* Run black, pylint, and husky via pre-commit
* Set db version and use in migrations
* Update and prepare database in single task
* Migrate k8s configmaps
- ingress: fix proxying /data to minio, use another ingress which proxies correct host to ensure presigned urls work
- presigning: determine if signing endpoint url (minio) or access endpoint (cloud bucket) based on if access endpoint is provided, set bool on storage object
- chart: fix indent on incorrect storageClassName configs
- ingress: make 'ingress_class' configurable (set to 'public' for microk8s, default to 'nginx')
- minio: use older minio image which supports legacy fs based setup (for now)
- nginx service: add 'nginx_service_use_node_port' config setting: if true, will use NodePort for frontend,
other will use default (ClusterIP) and only for the frontend / nginx
- chart: remove changing service type for other services
- ensure profile browser DELETE command is working
- ensure profile browser job expires if no initial ping
- logging: print exception for base job if init fails
- only send signal if stopping, no need for canceling as pods/containers will be removed
- refactor stop/cancel handling to be unified in manager, separate in job
- when stopping / graceful shutdown, return false if sending signal fails
- return success=true in json response if and only if stop/cancel actually succeeds, return 'error' message in error, should fix#270
- allow canceling after stopping / if stopping fails
- ensure finished time is set in case of cancelation before crawl starts, should fix#273
* backend: refactor swarm support to also support podman (#260)
- implement podman support as subclass of swarm deployment
- podman is used when 'RUNTIME=podman' env var is set
- podman socket is mapped instead of docker socket
- podman-compose is used instead of docker-compose (though docker-compose works with podman, it does not support secrets, but podman-compose does)
- separate cli utils into SwarmRunner and PodmanRunner which extends it
- using config.yaml and config.env, both copied from sample versions
- work on simplifying config: add docker-compose.podman.yml and docker-compose.swarm.yml and signing and debug configs in ./configs
- add {build,run,stop}-{swarm,podman}.sh in scripts dir
- add init-configs, only copy if configs don't exist
- build local image use current version of podman, to support both podman 3.x and 4.x
- additional fixes for after testing podman on centos
- docs: update Deployment.md to cover swarm, podman, k8s deployment
- use python-on-whale to use docker cli api directly, creating docker stack for each crawl or profile browser
- configure storages via storages.yaml secret
- add crawl_job, profile_job, splitting into base and k8s/swarm implementations
- split manager into base crawlmanager and k8s/swarm implementations
- swarm: load initial scale from db to avoid modifying fixed configs, in k8s, load from configmap
- swarm: support scheduled jobs via swarm-cronjob service
- remove docker dependencies (aiodocker, apscheduler, scheduling)
- swarm: when using local minio, expose via /data/ route in nginx via extra include (in k8s, include dir is empty and routing handled via ingress)
- k8s: cleanup minio chart: move init containers to minio.yaml
- swarm: stateful set implementation to be consistent with k8s scaling:
- don't use service replicas,
- create a unique service with '-N' appended and allocate unique volume for each replica
- allows crawl containers to be restarted w/o losing data
- add volume pruning background service, as volumes can be deleted only after service shuts down fully
- watch: fully simplify routing, route via replica index instead of ip for both k8s and swarm
- rename network btrix-cloud-net -> btrix-net to avoid conflict with compose network
- use statefulsets instead of deployments for mongo, redis, signer
- use k8s job + statefulset for running crawls
- use separate statefulset for crawl (scaled) and single-replica redis stateful set
- move crawl job update login to crawl_updater
- remove shared redis chart
package refactor:
- move to shared code to 'btrixcloud'
- move k8s to 'btrixcloud.k8s'
- move docker to 'btrixcloud.docker'