* 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
- add tags to crawl object
- ensure tags are copied from crawlconfig to crawl when crawl is created (both manually and scheduled)
- tests: add test to ensure tags added to crawl, remove redundant wait replaced with fixtures
backend: object filtering:
- add filtering crawls, crawlconfigs and profiles by userid= query arg, fixes#460
- add filtering crawls by crawlconfig via cid= query arg, fixes#400
- tests: add test_filter_results test suite to test filtering crawls and crawlconfigs by user, also create user with 'crawler' permissions, run second crawl with that user.
* Use archive_viewer_dep permissions to GET crawls
* Add is_viewer check to archive_dep
* Add API endpoint to add new user to archive directly (/archive/<id>/add-user)
* Add tests
* Refactor tests to use fixtures
* And remove login test that duplicates fixtures
* backend: crawl info apis:
- add /crawls/{crawl_id} api endpoint which just lists the crawl info, without resolving the individual files
- move /crawls/{crawl_id}.json -> /crawls/{crawl_id}/replay.json for clarity that it's used for replay
* frontend: update api for new replay.json endpoint
* add exclusion api, fixes#311
add new apis: `POST crawls/{crawl_id}/exclusion?regex=...` and `DELETE crawls/{crawl_id}/exclusion?regex=...` which will:
- create new config with add 'regex' as exclusion (deleting or making inactive previous config) OR remove as exclusion.
- update crawl to point to new config
- update statefulset to point to new config, causing crawler pods to restart
- filter out urls matching 'regex' from both queue and seen list (currently a bit slow) (when adding only)
- return 400 if exclusion already existing when adding, or doesn't exist when removing
- api reads redis list in reverse to match how exclusion queue is used
* crawl queue api work: (#329)
- add api to /crawls/{crawl_id}/queue api to get crawl queue, with offset, count, and optional regex. returns results and regex matches within the results, along with total urls in queue.
- add api to match entire crawl queue, /crawls/{crawl_id}/queueMatch with query 'regex' arg, which processes entire crawl queue on backend and returns a list of matches (more experimental)
- if crawl not yet started / redis not available, return empty queue
- only supported for k8s deployment at the moment
- 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'
