Generates Containerd and crio CRI configs #59
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant modifications across multiple files, focusing on enhancing error handling, logging, and configuration management for container runtimes. Key changes include updates to methods in Changes
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The error handling now follows best practices with proper exit codes.
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.env (1)
7-8: LGTM! Consider clarifying the purpose of these variables.The addition of
GROUP_NAMEandSTATE_ARTIFACT_NAMEenvironment variables looks good. They follow proper naming conventions and don't contain sensitive information.Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of these variables and their impact on the application's behavior. This would improve maintainability for future developers working on this project.
internal/scheduler/process.go (2)
1-21: Well-designed interface for schedulable processes.The
Processinterface is well-structured and provides a clear contract for implementing schedulable processes. The method names are descriptive, and the comments provide good documentation for each method's purpose.A few suggestions for consideration:
- Consider adding a method like
GetLastRunTime() time.Timeto track when the process was last executed. This could be useful for debugging and monitoring purposes.- The
IsRunningmethod might benefit from a comment explaining how it's expected to be used (e.g., for preventing concurrent executions or for status reporting).- Consider adding a
SetID(id uint64)method if the ID is meant to be assigned externally, such as by a scheduler.
19-20: Appropriate signature for the IsRunning method with a suggestion.The
IsRunningmethod signature is well-designed:
- It returns a
bool, which is appropriate for indicating the running state.- The method name is clear and follows Go naming conventions.
However, the comment could be more informative:
Consider expanding the comment to clarify the method's purpose, for example:
// IsRunning returns true if the process is currently executing. // This can be used to prevent concurrent executions or for status reporting. IsRunning() boolinternal/notifier/notifier.go (3)
9-12: Enhance the interface method comment.The Notifier interface is well-defined and follows the single responsibility principle. However, the comment for the Notify method could be more descriptive.
Consider expanding the comment to provide more context:
// Notify sends a notification and returns an error if the notification fails. // Implementations should define the specific notification behavior. Notify() error
14-22: LGTM: SimpleNotifier struct and constructor are well-implemented.The SimpleNotifier struct and its constructor are correctly implemented. The use of context allows for potential cancellation and value passing, which is a good practice.
Consider adding a brief comment to the SimpleNotifier struct to describe its purpose:
// SimpleNotifier implements the Notifier interface with basic functionality. type SimpleNotifier struct { ctx context.Context }
1-28: Overall assessment: Good foundation, but needs enhancement for production use.The notifier package provides a good foundation for a notification system. The interface design is clean, and the use of context is appropriate. However, for production use, consider the following enhancements:
- Implement actual notification logic in the SimpleNotifier or create separate implementations for different notification methods (e.g., email, Slack).
- Improve error handling and propagation throughout the Notify method.
- Enhance logging to provide more context about the notifications being sent.
- Consider adding configuration options to the SimpleNotifier (e.g., notification templates, recipient lists).
These improvements will make the notification system more robust and flexible for various use cases within the project.
.gitignore (1)
32-34: LGTM! Consider grouping related entries.The new entries appropriately exclude the
/zotdirectory and the containerd configuration file from version control. This is good practice for environment-specific or generated files.Consider grouping related entries in the .gitignore file for better organization. You could add a comment above these new entries to indicate their purpose, like this:
+# Project-specific ignores /zot runtime/containerd/config.tomlThis helps maintain the file's readability as it grows over time.
image-list/images.json (1)
3-23: Improved artifact structure with more detailed informationThe new "artifacts" array provides a more comprehensive representation of each artifact, including valuable fields like "type", "digest", and "deleted". This structure allows for better tracking and management of artifacts.
The "repository" field now includes a group name prefix (e.g., "satellite-test-group-state/alpine"), which aligns with the new GROUP_NAME environment variable.
Consider adding a "created_at" or "last_updated" timestamp field to each artifact for improved tracking of artifact history.
registry/default_config.go (2)
10-22: LGTM! Consider adding documentation.The
DefaultZotConfigstruct is well-defined with appropriate JSON tags and a clear structure. It covers essential configuration aspects for a Zot registry.Consider adding a comment describing the purpose of this struct and its fields to improve code documentation.
25-46: LGTM! Consider performance optimization for large files.The
ReadConfigfunction is well-implemented with proper error handling and file management. It correctly unmarshals the JSON data into theDefaultZotConfigstruct.For better performance with potentially large config files, consider using
json.NewDecoder(file).Decode(&config)instead of reading the entire file into memory. This approach would be more memory-efficient for large files. Here's a suggested refactor:func ReadConfig(filePath string) (*DefaultZotConfig, error) { file, err := os.Open(filePath) if err != nil { return nil, fmt.Errorf("could not open file: %w", err) } defer file.Close() - // Read the file contents - bytes, err := io.ReadAll(file) - if err != nil { - return nil, fmt.Errorf("could not read file: %w", err) - } - - // Unmarshal the JSON into a Config struct var config DefaultZotConfig - err = json.Unmarshal(bytes, &config) + err = json.NewDecoder(file).Decode(&config) if err != nil { return nil, fmt.Errorf("could not unmarshal JSON: %w", err) } return &config, nil }This change would make the function more efficient for larger config files while maintaining the same functionality.
cmd/container_runtime/read_config.go (3)
1-10: Consider renaming the package to avoid confusion with the standardruntimepackage.The current package name
runtimemight lead to confusion as it's also the name of a standard Go package. Consider using a more specific name that reflects the purpose of this package, such ascontainerruntimeorruntimeconfig.
16-47: LGTM: Well-structured command implementation with a minor suggestion.The
NewReadConfigCommandfunction is well-implemented, following cobra command patterns and providing good error handling. The switch statement allows for easy extension to other runtime types.Consider wrapping the error returned from
utils.ReadFile(path)to provide more context:if err := utils.ReadFile(path); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to read the %s config file at %s: %w", runtime, path, err) }This change would make the error message more informative by including the runtime type and the exact path that failed.
1-47: Enhance code quality with tests and documentation.The overall structure of the file is good, focusing on a single responsibility. To further improve the code quality:
Add unit tests to ensure the command behaves correctly under different scenarios (e.g., different runtimes, valid/invalid paths).
Include godoc comments for the package and exported functions/variables. This will improve code readability and generate better documentation. For example:
// Package runtime provides functionality for managing container runtime configurations. // DefaultContainerdConfigPath is the default path for the containerd configuration file. var DefaultContainerdConfigPath string = filepath.Join("/", "etc/containerd/config.toml") // NewReadConfigCommand creates a new cobra command for reading container runtime configuration files. // It takes a runtime string as an argument to determine the appropriate default configuration path. func NewReadConfigCommand(runtime string) *cobra.Command { // ... (existing implementation) }internal/satellite/satellite.go (1)
31-31: Use camelCase for variable names.Variable
state_fetch_periodshould be renamed tostateFetchPeriodto comply with Go naming conventions.logger/logger.go (1)
93-94: Notify on Unrecognized Log LevelsWhen an unrecognized log level is provided, the function defaults to
InfoLevelsilently. This could lead to confusion if there's a typo in the configuration.Consider logging a warning to inform the user of the unrecognized log level:
default: + fmt.Printf("Warning: Unrecognized log level '%s', defaulting to 'info'.\n", logLevel) return zerolog.InfoLevelinternal/state/state.go (3)
8-22: Update interface comment to matchStateReaderThe comment
// Registry defines an interface for registry operationsdoes not accurately describe theStateReaderinterface. It seems outdated or incorrect.Apply this diff to update the comment:
-// Registry defines an interface for registry operations +// StateReader defines an interface for reading state information
18-19: Correct the method comment to reflect the parametersThe comment for
GetArtifactByNameAndTagdoes not match the method signature. It should mention both thenameandtagparameters.Apply this diff to update the comment:
-// GetArtifactByName takes in the name of the artifact and returns the artifact associated with it +// GetArtifactByNameAndTag takes in the name and tag of the artifact and returns the associated artifact
91-94: Remove redundant clearing ofa.ArtifactsThe assignment on line 91 clears
a.Artifacts, but it's immediately overwritten on line 94. The initial clearing is redundant.Apply this diff to remove the unnecessary code:
func (a *State) SetArtifacts(artifacts []ArtifactReader) { // Clear existing artifacts - a.Artifacts = []Artifact{} // Set new artifactsinternal/scheduler/scheduler.go (3)
18-28: Use GoDoc style for interface method commentsThe comments for the methods in the
Schedulerinterface should follow GoDoc conventions, starting with the method name and written in present tense. This improves readability and consistency in documentation.Example:
- // GetSchedulerKey would return the key of the scheduler which is unique and for a particular scheduler and is used to get the scheduler from the context + // GetSchedulerKey returns the unique key of the scheduler used to retrieve it from the context.
60-66: Apply GoDoc conventions to method comments inBasicSchedulerEnsure that method comments in
BasicSchedulerfollow GoDoc style, starting with the method name and using present tense.Example:
- // NextID would return the next unique ID + // NextID returns the next unique ID.
51-51: Specify time location for cron schedulerWhen initializing the cron scheduler, consider specifying the time location to ensure scheduled tasks run at the correct times, especially if the application may operate across different time zones.
Apply this diff to set the time location:
func NewBasicScheduler(ctx context.Context) Scheduler { return &BasicScheduler{ - cron: cron.New(), + cron: cron.New(cron.WithLocation(time.UTC)), processes: make(map[string]Process), locks: make(map[string]*sync.Mutex), mu: sync.Mutex{}, name: BasicSchedulerKey, ctx: ctx, } }Also, add the necessary import:
import ( "context" "fmt" "sync" "sync/atomic" + "time" "container-registry.com/harbor-satellite/logger" "github.com/robfig/cron/v3" )internal/state/fetcher.go (2)
129-129: Remove unnecessary print statementPrinting error messages directly to standard output is not recommended in library code. The print statement in line 129 can be removed since the error is returned to the caller.
Apply this diff:
- fmt.Print("Error in unmarshalling")
22-24: Remove unused fieldstate_artifact_readerfrom structsThe
state_artifact_readerfield is defined but not used anywhere in the code.Consider removing it to clean up the code:
type baseStateFetcher struct { // ... - stateArtifactReader StateReader } - stateArtifactReader: NewState(),Also applies to: 42-44, 52-55
internal/state/replicator.go (1)
72-72: Include tag information in success log messages for better traceability.Including the tag in success messages provides clearer insights, especially when handling images with multiple tags.
Update the log messages:
// In the Replicate method -log.Info().Msgf("Image %s pushed successfully", replicationEntity.GetName()) +log.Info().Msgf("Image %s:%s pushed successfully", replicationEntity.GetName(), replicationEntity.GetTags()[0]) // In the DeleteReplicationEntity method -log.Info().Msgf("Image %s deleted successfully", entity.GetName()) +log.Info().Msgf("Image %s:%s deleted successfully", entity.GetName(), entity.GetTags()[0])Also applies to: 98-98
internal/utils/utils.go (2)
124-127: Rename parametercontexttoctxto avoid shadowingIn the
SetupContextfunction, the parameter is namedcontext, which shadows the importedcontextpackage and can lead to confusion. It's idiomatic in Go to name context variablesctxto avoid this issue.Apply this diff:
-func SetupContext(context context.Context) (context.Context, context.CancelFunc) { - ctx, cancel := signal.NotifyContext(context, syscall.SIGTERM, syscall.SIGINT) +func SetupContext(ctx context.Context) (context.Context, context.CancelFunc) { + ctx, cancel := signal.NotifyContext(ctx, syscall.SIGTERM, syscall.SIGINT) return ctx, cancel }
143-154: RenameReadFileto reflect its functionalityThe
ReadFilefunction reads a file and prints its contents with line numbers. The nameReadFilesuggests it only reads the file. Consider renaming it to better reflect its behavior, such asPrintFileWithLineNumbers.Apply this diff:
-func ReadFile(path string) error { +func PrintFileWithLineNumbers(path string) error {cmd/container_runtime/containerd.go (2)
93-98: Review TLS configuration for registry connectionsIn the
registryConfig,InsecureSkipVerifyis set based onconfig.UseUnsecure(). Disabling certificate verification can expose the system to man-in-the-middle attacks.Consider using secure connections and only setting
InsecureSkipVerifytotruein trusted environments or for testing purposes.
118-122: Useio.WriteStringfor writing to the fileCurrently, you're using
file.Write(generatedConfig)which returns the number of bytes written and an error. Since you don't use the byte count, consider usingio.WriteStringfor simplicity._, err = file.Write(generatedConfig) +// Alternatively: +_, err = io.WriteString(file, string(generatedConfig)) if err != nil { log.Err(err).Msg("Error writing to file") return fmt.Errorf("could not write to file: %w", err) }Ensure you import the
iopackage:import ( "fmt" "os" "path/filepath" + "io" // other imports... )internal/state/state_process.go (3)
179-181: Inappropriate Use of Warning Level for Informational MessageThe log message "Printing pretty JSON" is logged at the
Warnlevel, which may not be appropriate for an informational message.Change the log level to
Infofor this message. Apply this diff:-log.Warn().Msg("Printing pretty JSON") +log.Info().Msg("Printing pretty JSON")
213-216: Consider UsingInfoLevel Instead ofWarninLogChangesThe messages indicating the total artifacts to delete and replicate are logged at the
Warnlevel. Using theInfolevel might be more appropriate for these informational messages.Change the log level to
Info. Apply this diff:-log.Warn().Msgf("Total artifacts to delete: %d", len(deleteEntity)) -log.Warn().Msgf("Total artifacts to replicate: %d", len(replicateEntity)) +log.Info().Msgf("Total artifacts to delete: %d", len(deleteEntity)) +log.Info().Msgf("Total artifacts to replicate: %d", len(replicateEntity))
17-17: Possible Typo in Default Time Period ConstantThe constant
DefaultFetchAndReplicateStateTimePeriodis set to"00h00m010s", which may have an extra zero in"010s".Correct the time period to
"00h00m10s"if the intended duration is 10 seconds. Apply this diff:-const DefaultFetchAndReplicateStateTimePeriod string = "00h00m010s" +const DefaultFetchAndReplicateStateTimePeriod string = "00h00m10s"
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internal/scheduler/process.go (4)
8-8: Appropriate signature for the Execute method.The
Executemethod signature is well-designed:
- It accepts a
context.Context, allowing for proper cancellation and deadline management.- It returns an
error, enabling the caller to handle execution failures appropriately.
11-11: Appropriate signature for the GetID method.The
GetIDmethod signature is well-designed:
- It returns a
uint64, which provides a large range for unique identifiers.- The method name follows Go naming conventions.
14-14: Appropriate signature for the GetName method.The
GetNamemethod signature is well-designed:
- It returns a
string, which is appropriate for representing a process name.- The method name follows Go naming conventions.
17-17: Appropriate signature for the GetCronExpr method.The
GetCronExprmethod signature is well-designed:
- It returns a
string, which is the standard representation for cron expressions.- The method name is clear and follows Go naming conventions.
internal/notifier/notifier.go (1)
1-7: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are appropriate.The package name "notifier" accurately reflects its purpose, and the imports are relevant to the implemented functionality. The use of a custom logger package suggests a consistent logging approach across the project.
config.toml (1)
9-12: LGTM. Verify new URL and document changes.The update to the
url_or_fileconfiguration looks good. However, please consider the following:
- Verify that "https://registry.bupd.xyz" is the correct URL for your environment.
- Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose or environment for this new URL.
- Ensure that related changes in other files (e.g.,
.env,internal/config/config.go) are consistent with this update.To verify the consistency of the configuration across the project, run the following script:
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registry/default_config.go (1)
1-9: LGTM! Well-structured file.The file is well-organized with a proper package declaration and neatly grouped imports. It follows Go best practices for file structure.
cmd/container_runtime/read_config.go (1)
12-14: LGTM: Well-defined default config path.The default config path is well-defined using
filepath.Join, which ensures cross-platform compatibility. The variable is appropriately exported for potential use in other packages.internal/server/server.go (1)
66-71: Excellent improvements to error handling and logging during shutdown!The changes in the
SetupServermethod significantly enhance the shutdown process:
- Changing the log level to
Warnfor server shutdown (line 66) appropriately highlights this important event.- The improved error handling (lines 67-70) provides better context for debugging by wrapping the shutdown error.
- The new error message for satellite shutdown (line 71) offers clear context for the termination process.
These modifications align with best practices for error handling and logging, improving the overall robustness and observability of the shutdown process.
go.mod (5)
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1-5: LGTM: Module declaration and Go version updateThe module declaration looks good, and the Go version has been updated from 1.22.3 to 1.22.4, which is a minor version update.
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474-482: LGTM: Replace directives for OpenTelemetry packagesThe replace directives ensure specific versions of OpenTelemetry packages are used. This is good practice for maintaining consistency and avoiding potential conflicts between different versions of these packages.
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1-482: Overall, the changes in go.mod look goodThe updates to dependencies, addition of new ones, and the replace directives all contribute to improving and maintaining the project. The Go version update is also a positive change. Please ensure to address the verification tasks mentioned earlier regarding the dual versions of go-toml and the usage of the Kubernetes CRI API.
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7-19: New dependencies added and versions updatedThe following changes have been made to direct dependencies:
- Added
github.com/pelletier/go-toml v1.9.5- Updated
github.com/pelletier/go-toml/v2from v2.2.2 to v2.2.3- Added
github.com/robfig/cron/v3 v3.0.1- Moved
github.com/containerd/containerd v1.7.18from indirect to direct dependencyThese updates appear to be intentional improvements to the project's dependencies.
Please verify the need for both v1 and v2 of
github.com/pelletier/go-toml. Run the following command to check for usage:#!/bin/bash # Check usage of go-toml v1 and v2 echo "Usage of go-toml v1:" rg 'github\.com/pelletier/go-toml\s+[^/]' -t go echo "Usage of go-toml v2:" rg 'github\.com/pelletier/go-toml/v2' -t goAlso applies to: 132-132, 336-336, 361-361
25-27: Notable changes in indirect dependencies
- Added
k8s.io/cri-api v0.27.1as an indirect dependency- Updated
go.opentelemetry.io/otel/logfrom v0.3.0 to v0.7.0These changes might indicate new Kubernetes-related functionality and improvements in logging capabilities.
Please verify the usage of the new Kubernetes CRI API. Run the following command:
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main.go (1)
7-7: LGTMThe import statement correctly references the new
cmdpackage.internal/satellite/satellite.go (1)
6-10: Imports are correctly included.All necessary packages are imported and utilized appropriately.
logger/logger.go (3)
5-5: Approved: Necessary Imports AddedThe addition of
"fmt"and"strings"packages is necessary for the new functions and string manipulations introduced in the code.Also applies to: 7-7
19-21: Refactored Log Level Setting UsinggetLogLevelThe introduction of the
getLogLevelhelper function simplifies the log level determination, improving code readability and maintainability.
98-100: Approved: Addition ofcolorizeHelper FunctionThe
colorizefunction effectively formats log level strings with ANSI color codes, enhancing the readability of log outputs.internal/state/state.go (2)
34-40: LGTM:GetRegistryURLimplementationThe
GetRegistryURLmethod correctly trims protocol prefixes and trailing slashes from the registry URL.
59-74: LGTM:HasStateChangedmethodThe
HasStateChangedmethod effectively compares registry URLs and artifact lists to determine if the state has changed.internal/state/fetcher.go (2)
61-71: Handle large data efficiently when processing imagesUsing
bytes.Bufferto store large image data in memory may lead to high memory consumption.[performance]
Consider streaming the data or processing it in chunks. Alternatively, write the tar content to a temporary file instead of keeping it in memory:
- tarContent := new(bytes.Buffer) + tarFile, err := os.CreateTemp("", "state_artifact_*.tar") + if err != nil { + return fmt.Errorf("failed to create temp file: %v", err) + } + defer os.Remove(tarFile.Name()) + defer tarFile.Close() - if err := crane.Export(img, tarContent); err != nil { + if err := crane.Export(img, tarFile); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to export the state artifact: %v", err) }Adjust the subsequent code to read from
tarFileinstead oftarContent.Also applies to: 73-125
87-90: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionHandle image tags dynamically or make them configurable
The image tag is hardcoded as
"latest", which might not always point to the desired state artifact version.Consider making the tag configurable or determining the appropriate tag dynamically.
- tag := "latest" + tag := config.GetStateArtifactTag() // Add this function to your config // Use the tag when pulling the imageEnsure that
GetStateArtifactTag()retrieves the tag from the configuration or environment variables.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
internal/utils/utils.go (1)
129-133: Good implementation of context setup for commandsThe
SetupContextForCommandfunction correctly enhances the command's context by adding a logger with the configured log level.cmd/container_runtime/containerd.go (1)
82-84: EnsurePluginConfigis not nil before assignmentWhen initializing
containerdConfig, you setcontainerdConfig.PluginConfigusingcontainerd.DefaultConfig(). Make sure thatDefaultConfig()does not returnnilto avoid nil pointer dereference when settingRegistry.ConfigPath.cmd/root.go (3)
42-76: Overall structure and concurrency management looks goodThe
runfunction effectively sets up the necessary components and manages concurrent operations usingerrgroup. The use of context and error handling appears appropriate.
111-114:⚠️ Potential issueReview the use of
cancel()to avoid prematurely canceling the contextCalling
cancel()in both the error and success paths may inadvertently cancel the context and terminate other operations that rely on it. This could lead to unexpected behavior or incomplete processes. Consider adjusting the logic to callcancel()only when necessary.Would you like assistance in reviewing the context cancellation logic to ensure it aligns with the intended application flow?
150-160:⚠️ Potential issueEnsure secure file path validation to prevent path traversal vulnerabilities
When handling file paths from user input, it's crucial to prevent path traversal attacks. Verify that
utils.HasInvalidPathCharsandutils.GetAbsFilePathproperly sanitize the input and restrict access to allowed directories.Run the following script to check for any use of potentially unsafe file handling functions elsewhere in the codebase:
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internal/utils/folder.go (2)
9-24: Add godoc documentation for the function.As this is an exported function, it should have proper documentation explaining its purpose, parameters, and return values.
Add documentation:
+// CreateRuntimeDirectory creates a directory under the current working directory for runtime artifacts. +// The directory path should be relative to the current working directory. +// It returns an error if the directory creation fails or if the provided path is invalid. +// The created directory will have 0755 permissions. func CreateRuntimeDirectory(dir string) error {
18-18: Consider using a constant for directory permissions.The permission value 0755 should be defined as a constant for better maintainability and clarity.
Add a package-level constant:
+const ( + // RuntimeDirPerm defines the default permissions for runtime directories + RuntimeDirPerm os.FileMode = 0755 +) func CreateRuntimeDirectory(dir string) error { // ... - err = os.MkdirAll(runtimePath, 0755) + err = os.MkdirAll(runtimePath, RuntimeDirPerm)runtime/containerd/config.toml (1)
1-116: Add configuration documentationThe configuration file lacks comments explaining:
- Purpose and impact of each setting
- Default values and recommendations
- Security implications
- Environment-specific configurations
Consider adding detailed comments for better maintainability and user guidance.
internal/utils/utils.go (1)
163-174: Improve error message consistency and clarity.The error messages could be more descriptive and consistent with Go's error message style.
Apply this diff to improve error messages:
func WriteFile(path string, data []byte) error { file, err := os.Create(path) if err != nil { - return fmt.Errorf("error creating file :%s", err) + return fmt.Errorf("failed to create file %s: %w", path, err) } defer file.Close() _, err = file.Write(data) if err != nil { - return fmt.Errorf("error while write to the file :%s", err) + return fmt.Errorf("failed to write to file %s: %w", path, err) } return nil }cmd/container_runtime/host.go (1)
46-46: Update the function comment to accurately reflect its behaviorThe comment states that
GenerateContainerdHostConfiggenerates thehost.tomlfile and also creates a defaultconfig.tomlfile. However, the current implementation does not create a defaultconfig.tomlfile. Please update the comment to accurately describe the function's behavior.cmd/container_runtime/containerd.go (4)
82-82: Fix typo in log messageThe log message at line 82 contains a duplicated word "path".
Apply this diff to correct the log message:
- log.Info().Msgf("Fetching containerd config from path path: %s", containerdConfigPath) + log.Info().Msgf("Fetching containerd config from path: %s", containerdConfigPath)
106-107: Correct the comment to reflect unmarshallingThe comment mistakenly mentions marshalling data, whereas the code is unmarshalling.
Apply this diff to correct the comment:
- // Now we marshal the data into the containerd config + // Now we unmarshal the data into the containerd config
116-116: Fix grammatical error in commentThe comment contains a grammatical error that can be clarified.
Apply this diff to improve the comment:
- // -- If the user has already has a cert path then we do not set it rather we would now use the + // -- If the user already has a cert path, we do not set it; rather, we use the
150-150: Address the TODO about unwanted configuration during marshallingThe TODO comment suggests there's an issue with unwanted configuration being added when marshalling the config file. This may lead to extraneous or incorrect settings in the output file.
Would you like assistance in implementing a solution to exclude the unwanted configurations during marshalling? I can help modify the marshalling process to filter out unnecessary fields or open a GitHub issue to track this task.
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registry/default_config.go (1)
1-50: Verify integration with containerd configuration and environment variables.The configuration structure needs to be verified against its usage in:
- Container runtime configuration generation
- Environment variable integration
- State artifact management
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The verification shows that:
DefaultZotConfigis correctly integrated with containerd runtime through theGenerateConfigfunction- Environment variables (
GROUP_NAME,STATE_ARTIFACT_NAME) are handled separately ininternal/config/config.go- The config reading functionality is properly used in the containerd command implementation
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114-116:⚠️ Potential issueTLS streaming configuration is incomplete
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- Specify
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ContainerdEndpointContainerdRootDirRootDirStateDirThese should have sensible default values for proper containerd operation.
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86-94: Previous comment about handling repository names with multiple slashes is still applicable.The current implementation doesn't handle repository names that contain multiple slashes (e.g.,
company/project/image).
96-122: Previous comment about changing input type from string to int is still applicable.The function would benefit from accepting an integer input directly to improve type safety.
135-141: Previous comment about enhancing FormatRegistryURL to handle more URL schemes is still applicable.The function should use
url.Parsefor more robust URL handling.
129-133: Let me gather more information about the command execution flow and logger setup.#!/bin/bash # Check root command execution and its relationship with other commands rg -A 10 'func Execute\(\)' --type go # Check how other commands are initialized and if they modify the logger context ast-grep --pattern 'func New$_Command() *cobra.Command { $$$ }' # Check if there are any other places where command context is modified rg -B 2 -A 2 'SetContext|Context\(\)' --type gocmd/container_runtime/host.go (1)
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cmd/container_runtime/host.go (1)
47-47: Fix grammatical error in the function commentChange "and also create a default config.toml file" to "and also creates a default config.toml file" for correct verb agreement.
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-// GenerateContainerdHostConfig generates the host.toml file for containerd docker.io and also create a default config.toml file +// GenerateContainerdHostConfig generates the host.toml file for containerd docker.io and also creates a default config.toml file
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76-76: Verify the functionconfig.UseUnsecure()Ensure that
config.UseUnsecure()is the correct function name. Typically, the term "Insecure" is used instead of "Unsecure". If the intended function isconfig.UseInsecure(), please update accordingly.Run the following script to verify the existence of the
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Function
config.UseUnsecure()exists and is correctly namedThe function
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runtime/containerd/config.toml (1)
1-7: Add configuration validation and documentation
The configuration file would benefit from:
- Comments explaining each section's purpose
- Default values documentation
- Environment variable substitution examples
- Validation instructions
Add header comments to document the configuration:
+# Harbor Satellite Containerd Configuration
+# This configuration file sets up containerd for use with Harbor Satellite
+#
+# Environment variables:
+# - REGISTRY_USERNAME: Registry authentication username
+# - REGISTRY_PASSWORD: Registry authentication password
+
version = 2main.go (1)
1-16: Good architectural improvement.
The simplified main package with delegated complexity to the cmd package:
- Improves separation of concerns
- Makes the codebase more maintainable
- Follows the single responsibility principle
This refactoring aligns well with the PR's objective of managing Containerd configuration.
internal/state/artifact.go (1)
31-40: Add parameter documentation to the constructor.
The constructor lacks documentation for its parameters. Consider adding detailed parameter descriptions to improve code maintainability.
Apply this diff:
-// NewArtifact creates a new Artifact object
+// NewArtifact creates a new Artifact object
+//
+// Parameters:
+// - deleted: indicates if the artifact is marked for deletion
+// - repository: the repository path of the artifact
+// - tags: list of tags associated with the artifact
+// - digest: the content-addressable identifier of the artifact
+// - artifactType: the type/media type of the artifact
+//
+// Returns an ArtifactReader interface implementationinternal/config/config.go (2)
11-17: Use os.Stderr for error messages
While the error handling is good, consider using os.Stderr for error messages before exiting:
func init() {
err := InitConfig()
if err != nil {
- fmt.Printf("Error initializing config: %v\n", err)
+ fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "Error initializing config: %v\n", err)
os.Exit(1)
}
}22-42: Add documentation for Config struct fields
Consider adding documentation comments for the struct fields, especially the newly added ones (remote_registry_url, group_name, state_artifact_name, state_fetch_period), to explain their purpose and expected values.
Example:
type Config struct {
// log_level defines the application's logging verbosity (e.g., "debug", "info", "error")
log_level string
// remote_registry_url is the URL of the remote registry to connect to
remote_registry_url string
// group_name specifies the name of the satellite group for state management
group_name string
// state_artifact_name defines the name of the artifact used for state storage
state_artifact_name string
// state_fetch_period defines how often the state should be fetched (e.g., "5m", "1h")
state_fetch_period string
// ... other fields
}cmd/container_runtime/containerd.go (3)
19-25: Add documentation for constants.
Consider adding documentation comments for each constant to explain their purpose and usage. This will improve code maintainability and help other developers understand the configuration better.
const (
+ // ContainerDCertPath is the default path for containerd certificates
ContainerDCertPath = "/etc/containerd/certs.d"
+ // DefaultGeneratedTomlName is the name of the generated config file
DefaultGeneratedTomlName = "config.toml"
+ // ContainerdRuntime identifies the containerd runtime
ContainerdRuntime = "containerd"
+ // DefaultContainerdConfigPath is the default path for containerd configuration
DefaultContainerdConfigPath = "/etc/containerd/config.toml"
+ // DefaultConfigVersion specifies the default configuration version
DefaultConfigVersion = 2
)85-96: Improve error handling in RunE function.
The error handling could be more specific and provide better context.
-err := GenerateContainerdHostConfig(containerDCertPath, DefaultGenPath, log, *satelliteHostConfig)
+if err := GenerateContainerdHostConfig(containerDCertPath, DefaultGenPath, log, *satelliteHostConfig); err != nil {
+ return fmt.Errorf("failed to generate containerd host config: %w", err)
+}
-return GenerateConfig(defaultZotConfig, log, containerdConfigPath, containerDCertPath)
+if err := GenerateConfig(defaultZotConfig, log, containerdConfigPath, containerDCertPath); err != nil {
+ return fmt.Errorf("failed to generate containerd config: %w", err)
+}
+return nil155-159: Improve error handling for file operations.
The error handling for file operations could be more specific and include the file path in the error message.
-err = utils.WriteFile(pathToWrite, data)
-if err != nil {
- log.Err(err).Msg("Error writing config to file")
- return fmt.Errorf("could not write config to file: %w", err)
-}
+if err = utils.WriteFile(pathToWrite, data); err != nil {
+ log.Err(err).Str("path", pathToWrite).Msg("Error writing config to file")
+ return fmt.Errorf("could not write config to file %s: %w", pathToWrite, err)
+}cmd/container_runtime/host.go (2)
48-48: Update the function documentation to reflect current behavior
The function GenerateContainerdHostConfig documentation mentions that it also creates a default config.toml file, but the current implementation does not include code to create a config.toml file. Please update the documentation to accurately reflect the function's behavior or implement the missing functionality.
94-94: Adjust variable name to follow Go naming conventions
The variable pathTOWrite should be renamed to pathToWrite to adhere to Go's camelCase naming conventions.
Apply this diff:
-pathTOWrite := filepath.Join(mirrorGenPath, HostToml)
+pathToWrite := filepath.Join(mirrorGenPath, HostToml)cmd/container_runtime/containerd_config.go (1)
167-169: Consider providing default values or validation for ConfigPath.
The ConfigPath field in RegistryConfig may require a default value or validation to ensure it points to a valid directory. This can prevent runtime errors due to misconfiguration.
Add validation logic or a comment indicating the expected usage.
type RegistryConfig struct {
ConfigPath string `toml:"config_path,omitempty"` // Path to the registry config directory; ensure this is set correctly.
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runtime/containerd/config.toml (1)
7-7:
Security: Registry configuration needs TLS settings
The registry configuration only specifies the certificates directory but lacks:
- TLS configuration
- Mirror configurations
- Authentication settings
- Proxy settings (if required)
This is particularly important for Harbor which requires secure communication.
Let's verify if the certificates directory exists and contains the necessary files:
Add the following configuration:
[plugins."io.containerd.grpc.v1.cri".registry]
config_path = "/etc/containerd/certs.d"
+ [plugins."io.containerd.grpc.v1.cri".registry.configs]
+ [plugins."io.containerd.grpc.v1.cri".registry.configs."harbor-satellite.registry"]
+ tls = {
+ ca_file = "/etc/containerd/certs.d/harbor-ca.crt",
+ cert_file = "/etc/containerd/certs.d/harbor-client.crt",
+ key_file = "/etc/containerd/certs.d/harbor-client.key"
+ }
+ auth = {
+ username = "${REGISTRY_USERNAME}",
+ password = "${REGISTRY_PASSWORD}"
+ }main.go (2)
11-15: LGTM! Error handling is properly implemented.
The main function now correctly:
- Handles errors from
cmd.Execute() - Prints errors to stderr
- Exits with non-zero status on error
This implementation addresses the previous review comment and follows best practices.
7-7: Verify the module path configuration.
The import path suggests a private module. Ensure that the go.mod file and build configuration correctly handle this import path.
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Import path is correctly configured in go.mod
The module path in go.mod matches the import path exactly:
module container-registry.com/harbor-satellite
The import statement "container-registry.com/harbor-satellite/cmd" is a valid internal package reference within this module.
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internal/config/config.go (1)
22-42: Verify containerd configuration integration
The PR title mentions "Containerd config.toml for harbor satellite", but there's no direct handling of containerd configuration in this file. Please verify:
- Whether containerd configuration should be added to this Config struct
- If it's handled in another file, ensure proper integration with this configuration system
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Containerd configuration is properly handled in separate modules
The containerd configuration is correctly managed outside of the main config struct, through dedicated modules:
cmd/container_runtime/containerd_config.godefines the complete containerd configuration structurecmd/container_runtime/containerd.gohandles containerd configuration generation and uses values from the main config appropriately- The main Config struct provides necessary values that are used to generate the containerd configuration (e.g., registry settings)
This separation of concerns is appropriate as it:
- Keeps containerd-specific configuration isolated in its own types
- Uses the main Config struct only for values needed to generate containerd configuration
- Maintains proper integration through the container runtime package
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cmd/container_runtime/containerd.go (1)
50-51: Initialize defaultZotConfig to prevent nil pointer dereference.
This issue was previously identified but remains unfixed. The variable needs to be initialized before use.
var generateConfig bool
-var defaultZotConfig *registry.DefaultZotConfig
+var defaultZotConfig = ®istry.DefaultZotConfig{
+ HTTP: ®istry.HTTPConfig{},
+}internal/scheduler/scheduler.go (1)
99-99: Synchronize access to the stopped field to prevent race conditions
The stopped field is accessed by multiple goroutines without synchronization, which can lead to race conditions. It's written in Stop() and read in executeProcess(). Consider using a mutex or atomic operations to protect access to stopped.
Also applies to: 105-105
internal/state/fetcher.go (1)
80-82:
Rename UseUnsecure to UseInsecure for correctness
The method UseUnsecure() should be renamed to UseInsecure() to use the correct terminology.
Apply this diff to correct the method name:
-if config.UseUnsecure() {
+if config.UseInsecure() {
options = append(options, crane.Insecure)
}Ensure that the method is also renamed in the config package and all references are updated accordingly.
Likely invalid or redundant comment.
cmd/root.go (3)
7-7: Previous comment still applicable: Avoid aliasing imports as standard library package names
The alias runtime may cause confusion with Go's standard library runtime package. It's advisable to use a different alias to prevent potential misunderstandings and improve code clarity.
64-66: Previous comment still applicable: Handle nil error when wrapping errors
If err is nil but stateArtifactFetcher is nil, wrapping nil with %w in fmt.Errorf("error processing input: %w", err) will result in an incorrect error message. To ensure accurate error reporting, check if err is nil before wrapping or provide a default error message when stateArtifactFetcher is nil.
112-119: Verify the use of cancel() after successful registry launch
The cancel() function is called both when LaunchDefaultZotRegistry() fails and when it succeeds. Please verify whether canceling the context upon successful completion is intended. Calling cancel() will signal other goroutines to stop, which may not be the desired behavior if the registry launches successfully.
cmd/container_runtime/containerd_config.go (1)
93-94: Evaluate the necessity of the GRPCHistogram field.
The GRPCHistogram field controls gRPC histogram metrics, which can have performance implications. Ensure that enabling this is necessary for your use case.
Confirm if GRPCHistogram should be enabled:
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Let me search for more context about this configuration and its usage.
Let me search for the actual usage of this metrics configuration to understand how it's being used.
The GRPCHistogram field is an optional metrics configuration that can be safely omitted
The field is part of containerd's metrics configuration and is marked as optional with omitempty. Based on the codebase analysis:
- It's only referenced once in the entire codebase
- It's part of the standard containerd configuration structure
- No default value is set, meaning it defaults to
false - The field is purely for optional metrics collection and doesn't affect core functionality
Unless you specifically need gRPC histogram metrics for monitoring purposes, you can safely leave this field unset.
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cmd/container_runtime/crio_config.go (2)
1-2: Consider using a more specific package name.The package name "runtime" is quite generic and could be confused with Go's standard "runtime" package. Consider using a more specific name like
containerruntimeorcriconfigto better reflect its purpose.-package runtime +package containerruntime
3-11: Consider adding validation methods.The
CriORegistryConfigstruct would benefit from validation methods to ensure:
- No duplicate entries in UnqualifiedSearchRegistries
- Valid format for registry URLs
- Consistency checks between Registries entries
Example validation method:
func (c *CriORegistryConfig) Validate() error { // Validate UnqualifiedSearchRegistries seenRegistries := make(map[string]struct{}) for _, registry := range c.UnqualifiedSearchRegistries { if _, exists := seenRegistries[registry]; exists { return fmt.Errorf("duplicate registry entry: %s", registry) } seenRegistries[registry] = struct{}{} if err := validateRegistryURL(registry); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("invalid registry URL %s: %w", registry, err) } } // Validate Registries for _, reg := range c.Registries { if err := reg.Validate(); err != nil { return err } } return nil }cmd/root.go (3)
154-164: Enhance file path validation with better error messages and path sanitizationThe error messages could be more descriptive, and the path should be sanitized before validation.
Apply this diff:
func validateFilePath(path string, log *zerolog.Logger) error { + path = filepath.Clean(path) if utils.HasInvalidPathChars(path) { log.Error().Msg("Path contains invalid characters") - return fmt.Errorf("invalid file path: %s", path) + return fmt.Errorf("file path contains invalid characters: %s", path) } if err := utils.GetAbsFilePath(path); err != nil { log.Error().Err(err).Msg("No file found") - return fmt.Errorf("no file found: %s", path) + return fmt.Errorf("file not found or not accessible: %s (error: %v)", path, err) } return nil }
82-87: Make error handling consistent with other functionsThe error handling in
initConfigcould be more consistent with the rest of the codebase by including logging.Apply this diff:
-func initConfig() error { +func initConfig(log *zerolog.Logger) error { if err := config.InitConfig(); err != nil { + log.Error().Err(err).Msg("Failed to initialize config") return fmt.Errorf("error initializing config: %w", err) } + log.Info().Msg("Configuration initialized successfully") return nil }
20-164: Add unit tests for critical functionsThe code lacks unit tests for critical functions like
processInput,validateFilePath, andhandleRegistrySetup. These functions contain important business logic and error handling that should be thoroughly tested.Would you like me to help generate unit tests for these functions?
cmd/container_runtime/host.go (1)
48-48: Update the function comment to reflect actual behaviorThe comment for
GenerateContainerdHostConfigmentions that it "also create a default config.toml file," but the function does not create a defaultconfig.tomlfile. Please update the comment to accurately describe the function's behavior.cmd/container_runtime/containerd.go (2)
45-47: Ensure the default directory exists when using the valid working directoryWhen
os.Getwd()succeeds, the directory specified byDefaultContainerDGenPathmay not exist. To prevent errors when writing files to this path later on, ensure that the directory exists by creating it if necessary.Apply this diff to create the directory when the working directory is valid:
} else { DefaultContainerDGenPath = filepath.Join(cwd, "runtime/containerd") + if _, err := os.Stat(DefaultContainerDGenPath); os.IsNotExist(err) { + err := os.MkdirAll(DefaultContainerDGenPath, os.ModePerm) + if err != nil { + fmt.Printf("Error creating default directory: %v\n", err) + } + } }
122-129: Avoid manual string manipulation when modifying the configurationManually removing
[plugins]\nfrom the marshalled data is fragile and may introduce bugs, especially if the structure of the configuration changes. Consider using the TOML library or adjusting the data structures to exclude unwanted sections.Refactor the code to exclude the unwanted section before marshalling:
// ToDo: Find a way to remove the unwanted configuration added to the config file while marshalling pathToWrite := filepath.Join(DefaultContainerDGenPath, DefaultGeneratedTomlName) log.Info().Msgf("Writing the containerd config to path: %s", pathToWrite) // Now we write the config to the file -containerdConfig := &ContainerdConfigToml{} -data, err = toml.Marshal(containerdConfig) -dataStr := string(data) -dataStr = strings.Replace(dataStr, "[plugins]\n", "", 1) -data = []byte(dataStr) +// Create a new structure without the unwanted section +type CleanContainerdConfigToml struct { + Version int `toml:"version"` + DisabledPlugins []string `toml:"disabled_plugins,omitempty"` + // Include only the necessary fields +} +cleanConfig := &CleanContainerdConfigToml{ + Version: containerdConfig.Version, + DisabledPlugins: containerdConfig.DisabledPlugins, +} +data, err = toml.Marshal(cleanConfig)cmd/container_runtime/crio.go (5)
107-107: Correct the function name toconfig.UseInsecure()The function
config.UseUnsecure()may be misnamed. The more commonly used term is "insecure" rather than "unsecure." For clarity and consistency, consider renaming the function toconfig.UseInsecure().Update the function call:
Insecure: config.UseUnsecure(), +Insecure: config.UseInsecure(),
133-139: Ensure the directory exists before writing the configuration fileBefore writing to
pathToWrite, confirm that the directoryDefaultCrioGenPathexists or create it. This prevents potential errors if the directory is missing.Add directory creation logic:
+err = os.MkdirAll(DefaultCrioGenPath, os.ModePerm) +if err != nil { + log.Error().Err(err).Msg("Error creating directory for CRI-O configuration") + return fmt.Errorf("could not create directory for CRI-O configuration: %w", err) +} // Write the updated CRI-O registry config to the file pathToWrite := filepath.Join(DefaultCrioGenPath, "crio.conf") log.Info().Msgf("Writing the CRI-O registry config to path: %s", pathToWrite)
72-75: Handle errors when reading the CRI-O registry config fileWhen
utils.ReadFileencounters an error, it returns a generic error message. Enhance error handling to check if the file does not exist and handle that case accordingly, possibly by initializing a new configuration as previously suggested.Improve the error handling logic as shown in the earlier comment.
154-155: Uselog.Error()instead oflog.Err()for consistencyIn logging errors, using
log.Error().Err(err).Msg("...")sets the log level to error, which is consistent and clear. Throughout the code, replacelog.Err(err).Msg("...")withlog.Error().Err(err).Msg("...")for better clarity.Example:
-log.Err(err).Msg("Error validating registry address") +log.Error().Err(err).Msg("Error validating registry address")
23-37: Reconsider performing side effects in theinitfunctionThe
initfunction is used to perform side effects like setting up directories and logging errors. It's generally advisable to keepinitfunctions simple and side-effect-free to prevent unexpected behaviors during package initialization.Consider moving the initialization logic to a dedicated setup function or into
NewCrioCommand().
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cmd/container_runtime/crio_config.go (1)
13-40: Add security measures and helper methods for Registry configuration.
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The
Insecureflag poses security risks. Consider:- Adding validation to prevent
Insecure: truein production environments - Implementing logging/metrics for insecure registry usage
- Adding warnings in the documentation about security implications
- Adding validation to prevent
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The
Locationfield's default behavior (equal to Prefix) should be explicitly handled
Let's verify if there are any security measures in place:
Consider adding these helper methods:
func (r *Registry) IsMatch(imageName string) bool {
// Implement prefix matching logic with proper wildcard handling
return strings.HasPrefix(imageName, r.Prefix)
}
func (r *Registry) GetEffectiveLocation() string {
if r.Location == "" {
return r.Prefix
}
return r.Location
}
func (r *Registry) ValidateSecuritySettings(env string) error {
if env == "production" && r.Insecure {
return fmt.Errorf("insecure registry not allowed in production for prefix: %s", r.Prefix)
}
return nil
}cmd/container_runtime/host.go (1)
49-111: Solid error handling and logging throughout the function
The GenerateContainerdHostConfig function includes comprehensive error handling and proper logging, which enhances maintainability and helps in debugging.
cmd/container_runtime/containerd.go (2)
90-140: Overall code structure and error handling look good
The GenerateContainerdConfig function effectively reads, modifies, and writes the containerd configuration with proper error handling at each step.
113-121:
Ensure DisabledPlugins is initialized before iterating
Before iterating over containerdConfig.DisabledPlugins, verify that it is not nil. Attempting to iterate over a nil slice can cause unexpected behavior.
Add a nil check before the loop:
if len(containerdConfig.DisabledPlugins) > 0 {
+ if containerdConfig.DisabledPlugins == nil {
+ containerdConfig.DisabledPlugins = []string{}
+ }
filteredPlugins := make([]string, 0, len(containerdConfig.DisabledPlugins))
for _, plugin := range containerdConfig.DisabledPlugins {
if plugin != "cri" {
filteredPlugins = append(filteredPlugins, plugin)
}
}
containerdConfig.DisabledPlugins = filteredPlugins
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internal/config/config.go (2)
11-11: Consider making the config path configurableThe hardcoded config path might limit flexibility in different environments (development, testing, production). Consider making it configurable through an environment variable with
config.jsonas the default.-const DefaultConfigPath string = "config.json" +var DefaultConfigPath = getEnvWithDefault("CONFIG_PATH", "config.json") +func getEnvWithDefault(key, defaultValue string) string { + if value := os.Getenv(key); value != "" { + return value + } + return defaultValue +}
34-91: Improve method organization and consistency
Inconsistent getter/setter pattern: Only
ZotUrlandRemoteRegistryURLhave setters while other fields are read-only. Consider:
- Document why only these fields are mutable
- Add setters for other fields if they need runtime modification
- Or remove these setters if the values should be immutable after loading
Consider grouping related methods:
- Registry-related methods (
GetOwnRegistry,GetOwnRegistryAdr,GetOwnRegistryPort)- Authentication-related methods (
GetHarborPassword,GetHarborUsername)Example of grouping related methods:
+// Registry methods +type RegistryConfig interface { + GetOwnRegistry() bool + GetOwnRegistryAdr() string + GetOwnRegistryPort() string +} + +// Auth methods +type AuthConfig interface { + GetHarborUsername() string + GetHarborPassword() string + GetRemoteRegistryURL() string +}cmd/root.go (5)
25-30: Consider adding cleanup handling in RunEThe RunE function should ensure proper cleanup by deferring the cancel function call.
Apply this diff:
RunE: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) error { ctx := cmd.Context() ctx, cancel := utils.SetupContext(ctx) + defer cancel() ctx = logger.AddLoggerToContext(ctx, config.GetLogLevel()) return run(ctx, cancel) },
51-53: Avoid passing cancel function to handleRegistrySetupPassing the cancel function to handleRegistrySetup violates the principle that only the owner of a context should cancel it. Consider restructuring to handle cancellation at this level.
Consider restructuring the error handling to manage context cancellation in the run function instead.
72-84: Add input validation for setupServerApp parametersThe function should validate that the input parameters are not nil before proceeding.
Apply this diff:
func setupServerApp(ctx context.Context, log *zerolog.Logger) *server.App { + if log == nil { + log = zerolog.New(os.Stderr) + } router := server.NewDefaultRouter("/api/v1") router.Use(server.LoggingMiddleware)
87-92: Improve error handling in own registry setupThe error handling for own registry setup should include more context in the error message.
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if config.GetOwnRegistry() { if err := utils.HandleOwnRegistry(); err != nil { log.Error().Err(err).Msg("Error handling own registry") - return err + return fmt.Errorf("failed to setup own registry: %w", err) } }
1-2: Add package documentationAdd a package comment that describes the purpose and responsibilities of the cmd package.
Add this documentation at the beginning of the file:
+// Package cmd implements the command-line interface for Harbor Satellite. +// It provides the root command and its subcommands for managing container runtime configurations +// and orchestrating the satellite service. package cmdinternal/state/fetcher.go (1)
120-124: Improve error handling in FromJSONThe error message should include more context about the unmarshalling failure.
func FromJSON(data []byte, reg StateReader) (StateReader, error) { if err := json.Unmarshal(data, ®); err != nil { - fmt.Print("Error in unmarshalling") - return nil, err + return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to unmarshal state reader: %v", err) }internal/utils/utils.go (3)
98-124: Consider using time.Duration for standardized time handlingWhile the current implementation works, using Go's built-in
time.Durationwould provide better standardization and compatibility with the standard library.Consider this alternative implementation:
-func FormatDuration(input string) (string, error) { +func FormatDuration(input string) (string, error) { seconds, err := strconv.Atoi(input) if err != nil { return "", errors.New("invalid input: not a valid number") } - if seconds < 0 { - return "", errors.New("invalid input: seconds cannot be negative") - } - hours := seconds / 3600 - minutes := (seconds % 3600) / 60 - secondsRemaining := seconds % 60 - var result string - if hours > 0 { - result += strconv.Itoa(hours) + "h" - } - if minutes > 0 { - result += strconv.Itoa(minutes) + "m" - } - if secondsRemaining > 0 || result == "" { - result += strconv.Itoa(secondsRemaining) + "s" - } - return result, nil + duration := time.Duration(seconds) * time.Second + if duration < 0 { + return "", errors.New("invalid input: duration cannot be negative") + } + return duration.String(), nil }
126-135: Improve context setup documentation and designThe context setup functions need better documentation and could benefit from a more functional design approach.
Consider these improvements:
- Add documentation about signal handling behavior:
+// SetupContext creates a new context that will be canceled when SIGTERM or SIGINT +// signals are received. The returned CancelFunc should be called to release resources +// when the context is no longer needed. func SetupContext(context context.Context) (context.Context, context.CancelFunc) {
- Make SetupContextForCommand return the modified context:
-func SetupContextForCommand(cmd *cobra.Command) { +func SetupContextForCommand(cmd *cobra.Command) context.Context { ctx := cmd.Context() ctx = logger.AddLoggerToContext(ctx, config.GetLogLevel()) cmd.SetContext(ctx) + return ctx }
156-163: Improve PrintData function efficiency and robustnessThe current implementation could be enhanced for better efficiency and edge case handling.
Consider these improvements:
func PrintData(content string) { + if content == "" { + return + } lines := strings.Split(content, "\n") - fmt.Print("\n") + var builder strings.Builder for i, line := range lines { - fmt.Printf("%5d | %s\n", i+1, line) + builder.WriteString(fmt.Sprintf("%5d | %s\n", i+1, line)) } + fmt.Print(builder.String()) }internal/satellite/satellite.go (3)
29-29: Use camelCase for variablestate_fetch_periodThe variable
state_fetch_periodshould be renamed tostateFetchPeriodto adhere to Go's naming conventions.
44-44: Avoid naming variablenotifierto prevent confusionThe variable
notifiershares its name with the imported packagenotifier, which can cause confusion. Consider renaming the variable tonotifyoreventNotifierfor clarity.
47-47: Consider encapsulating parameters into a config structPassing numerous arguments to
NewFetchAndReplicateStateProcesscan reduce readability and maintainability. Consider creating a configuration struct to encapsulate these parameters.internal/state/state_process.go (2)
204-205: Use appropriate logging level inPrintPrettyJsonfunctionThe log message at line 204 uses
log.Warn()to indicate the action of printing JSON. Since this is informational and not indicative of a potential issue, consider usinglog.Info()instead for clarity.Apply this diff:
- log.Warn().Msg("Printing pretty JSON") + log.Info().Msg("Printing pretty JSON")
193-201: Simplify theRemoveNullTagArtifactsfunction by removing unnecessary returnThe
RemoveNullTagArtifactsfunction modifies thestatein place and returns it. Since the modifications are done directly on the passedstate, returning it is redundant. Simplifying the function's return type enhances readability.Apply this diff:
-func (f *FetchAndReplicateStateProcess) RemoveNullTagArtifacts(state StateReader) StateReader { +func (f *FetchAndReplicateStateProcess) RemoveNullTagArtifacts(state StateReader) { var artifactsWithoutNullTags []ArtifactReader for _, artifact := range state.GetArtifacts() { if artifact.GetTags() != nil && len(artifact.GetTags()) != 0 { artifactsWithoutNullTags = append(artifactsWithoutNullTags, artifact) } } state.SetArtifacts(artifactsWithoutNullTags) - return state }Adjust the calling code in
GetChangesmethod (line 119):- newState = f.RemoveNullTagArtifacts(newState) + f.RemoveNullTagArtifacts(newState)
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internal/state/fetcher.go (1)
57-61: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add file validation before reading
Check if the file exists and is accessible before attempting to read it.
func (f *FileStateArtifactFetcher) FetchStateArtifact(state interface{}) error {
+ if _, err := os.Stat(f.filePath); os.IsNotExist(err) {
+ return fmt.Errorf("state artifact file does not exist: %s", f.filePath)
+ }
content, err := os.ReadFile(f.filePath)
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88-96: Reference existing feedback about repository name handling
Please refer to the previous review comment about handling repository names with multiple slashes. The suggested fix is still applicable.
137-143: Reference existing feedback about URL handling
Please refer to the previous review comment about enhancing URL handling with url.Parse. The suggested improvements are still applicable.
145-154: Reference existing feedback about file handling
Please refer to the previous review comment about separating concerns and handling large files. The suggested improvements are still applicable.
internal/satellite/satellite.go (3)
15-16: Unused field stateReader in Satellite struct
The stateReader field is declared but not initialized or used in the Satellite struct. This issue was previously noted and remains unresolved.
40-40: Rename useUnsecure to useInsecure for consistency
The term "insecure" is more commonly used than "unsecure." Renaming the variable and function to useInsecure enhances clarity and aligns with common terminology.
42-42: Add type assertion check to prevent potential panic
The type assertion scheduler := ctx.Value(s.schedulerKey).(scheduler.Scheduler) may panic if the assertion fails. Using the comma-ok idiom ensures safe type assertion.
internal/state/state_process.go (1)
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cmd/container_runtime/crio.go (1)
65-66: Enhance flag validation and documentationThe command flags could benefit from:
- Validation of the config path
- More descriptive help messages explaining the expected format and impact
Consider enhancing the flags:
- crioCmd.Flags().BoolVarP(&generateConfig, "gen", "g", false, "Generate the config file") - crioCmd.PersistentFlags().StringVarP(&crioConfigPath, "config", "c", DefaultCrioRegistryConfigPath, "Path to the crio registry config file") + crioCmd.Flags().BoolVarP(&generateConfig, "gen", "g", false, "Generate the CRI-O registry configuration file") + crioCmd.PersistentFlags().StringVarP(&crioConfigPath, "config", "c", DefaultCrioRegistryConfigPath, "Path to the CRI-O registry config file (default: /etc/containers/registries.conf.d/crio.conf)") + crioCmd.MarkPersistentFlagRequired("config")
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cmd/container_runtime/host.go (1)
94-94: Use consistent camelCase naming forpathTOWriteThe variable
pathTOWriteshould be renamed topathToWriteto adhere to Go's camelCase naming conventions and improve code readability.Apply this diff:
- pathTOWrite := filepath.Join(mirrorGenPath, HostToml) + pathToWrite := filepath.Join(mirrorGenPath, HostToml)Ensure to update all subsequent references to
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323-323: Review update of go-toml/v2 dependency
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62-70: Refactor authentication and options setup into a helper method to adhere to DRY principles.Both
ReplicateandDeleteReplicationEntitymethods share code for setting up authentication and crane options. Refactoring this code into a helper method reduces duplication and enhances maintainability.Apply this diff to introduce a helper method for setting up options:
+func (r *BasicReplicator) setupCraneOptions() []crane.Option { + auth := authn.FromConfig(authn.AuthConfig{ + Username: r.username, + Password: r.password, + }) + options := []crane.Option{crane.WithAuth(auth)} + if r.useUnsecure { + options = append(options, crane.Insecure) + } + return options +} func (r *BasicReplicator) Replicate(ctx context.Context, replicationEntities []Entity) error { - auth := authn.FromConfig(authn.AuthConfig{ - Username: r.username, - Password: r.password, - }) - - options := []crane.Option{crane.WithAuth(auth)} - if r.useUnsecure { - options = append(options, crane.Insecure) - } + options := r.setupCraneOptions() // ... } func (r *BasicReplicator) DeleteReplicationEntity(ctx context.Context, replicationEntity []Entity) error { - auth := authn.FromConfig(authn.AuthConfig{ - Username: r.username, - Password: r.password, - }) - - options := []crane.Option{crane.WithAuth(auth)} - if r.useUnsecure { - options = append(options, crane.Insecure) - } + options := r.setupCraneOptions() // ... }Also applies to: 100-108
internal/state/helpers.go (1)
37-44: Avoid global state modification and add documentationThe function has some architectural concerns:
- Side effect of modifying global state via
config.SetRemoteRegistryURL- Missing documentation about expected URL format
- No validation of created StateFetcher
Consider these improvements:
- Pass config as a parameter instead of modifying global state
- Add godoc comments describing the expected URL format
- Add validation for the created StateFetcher
+// processURLInput processes a registry URL input and returns a StateFetcher. +// The URL should be in the format: http(s)://hostname[:port] func processURLInput(input, username, password string, log *zerolog.Logger) (StateFetcher, error) { log.Info().Msg("Input is a valid URL") - config.SetRemoteRegistryURL(input) + cfg := config.Get() + cfg.RemoteRegistryURL = input stateArtifactFetcher := NewURLStateFetcher(input, username, password) + if stateArtifactFetcher == nil { + return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to create URL state fetcher") + } return stateArtifactFetcher, nil }internal/state/state_process.go (3)
18-24: Add field tags for configuration structConsider adding json/yaml tags to the
FetchAndReplicateAuthConfigstruct fields for configuration parsing and serialization.type FetchAndReplicateAuthConfig struct { - Username string - Password string - UseUnsecure bool - RemoteRegistryURL string - SourceRegistry string + Username string `json:"username" yaml:"username"` + Password string `json:"password" yaml:"password"` + UseUnsecure bool `json:"use_unsecure" yaml:"use_unsecure"` + RemoteRegistryURL string `json:"remote_registry_url" yaml:"remote_registry_url"` + SourceRegistry string `json:"source_registry" yaml:"source_registry"` }
121-122: Optimize slice allocations with initial capacityPre-allocate slices with an estimated capacity to reduce reallocations during append operations.
- var entityToDelete []Entity - var entityToReplicate []Entity + entityToDelete := make([]Entity, 0, len(oldEntites)) + entityToReplicate := make([]Entity, 0, len(newEntites))
192-201: Rename method and optimize slice allocation
- The method name should reflect that it returns filtered artifacts rather than removing them
- Pre-allocate the filtered artifacts slice for better performance
-func (f *FetchAndReplicateStateProcess) RemoveNullTagArtifacts(state StateReader) StateReader { +func (f *FetchAndReplicateStateProcess) FilterArtifactsWithTags(state StateReader) StateReader { - var artifactsWithoutNullTags []ArtifactReader + artifactsWithTags := make([]ArtifactReader, 0, len(state.GetArtifacts())) for _, artifact := range state.GetArtifacts() { if artifact.GetTags() != nil && len(artifact.GetTags()) != 0 { - artifactsWithoutNullTags = append(artifactsWithoutNullTags, artifact) + artifactsWithTags = append(artifactsWithTags, artifact) } } - state.SetArtifacts(artifactsWithoutNullTags) + state.SetArtifacts(artifactsWithTags) return state }
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internal/state/replicator.go (4)
24-24: Rename 'useUnsecure' to 'useInsecure' for clarity and consistency.
The term 'insecure' is more commonly used in security contexts than 'unsecure'. Renaming the variable to useInsecure improves readability and aligns with standard terminology.
18-18: Use consistent plural naming for slice parameters.
In the DeleteReplicationEntity method, the parameter replicationEntity is a slice ([]Entity), but its name is singular. For clarity and consistency, consider renaming it to replicationEntities, matching the naming in the Replicate method.
Also applies to: 98-98
77-80: Process all entities even if some operations fail to ensure robustness.
Currently, if an error occurs while processing an entity, the method returns immediately, halting the processing of subsequent entities. To improve robustness, consider processing all entities and accumulating errors to handle them after the loop.
Also applies to: 113-116
77-77: Ensure correct construction of image references to prevent potential issues.
The current image reference strings include an extra path component, which deviates from the standard [registry]/[repository]:[tag] format and may cause errors during image operations. Adjusting the fmt.Sprintf statements will align them with the standard format.
Also applies to: 87-87, 113-113
internal/state/helpers.go (1)
41-42: Verify StateFetcher interface implementation
Let's ensure that both URL and File fetchers properly implement the StateFetcher interface.
Also applies to: 48-49
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
StateFetcher interface is properly implemented
Both URLStateFetcher and FileStateArtifactFetcher correctly implement the StateFetcher interface by:
- Embedding the baseStateFetcher which handles common auth fields
- Implementing the required
FetchStateArtifact(state interface{}) errormethod - Providing appropriate constructors (NewURLStateFetcher and NewFileStateFetcher)
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| func processFileInput(input, username, password string, log *zerolog.Logger) (StateFetcher, error) { | ||
| log.Info().Msg("Input is a valid file path") | ||
| stateArtifactFetcher := NewFileStateFetcher(input, username, password) | ||
| return stateArtifactFetcher, nil | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add validation and review credential usage
The function has several concerns:
- No validation of the created StateFetcher
- Username and password parameters might be unnecessary for file operations
Consider these improvements:
+// processFileInput processes a file path input and returns a StateFetcher.
+// Note: username and password parameters are currently unused for file operations
func processFileInput(input, username, password string, log *zerolog.Logger) (StateFetcher, error) {
log.Info().Msg("Input is a valid file path")
stateArtifactFetcher := NewFileStateFetcher(input, username, password)
+ if stateArtifactFetcher == nil {
+ return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to create file state fetcher")
+ }
return stateArtifactFetcher, nil
}Also, consider creating a separate constructor for file operations that doesn't require credentials:
func NewFileStateFetcher(input string) StateFetcher
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| func processInput(input, username, password string, log *zerolog.Logger) (StateFetcher, error) { | ||
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| if utils.IsValidURL(input) { | ||
| return processURLInput(utils.FormatRegistryURL(input), username, password, log) | ||
| } | ||
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| log.Info().Msg("Input is not a valid URL, checking if it is a file path") | ||
| if err := validateFilePath(input, log); err != nil { | ||
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| } |
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Add parameter validation and error handling
The function needs additional validation and error handling:
- Missing error handling for
utils.FormatRegistryURL - No validation for username/password parameters
- No nil check for the logger parameter
Consider applying these improvements:
-func processInput(input, username, password string, log *zerolog.Logger) (StateFetcher, error) {
+func processInput(input, username, password string, log *zerolog.Logger) (StateFetcher, error) {
+ if log == nil {
+ return nil, fmt.Errorf("logger cannot be nil")
+ }
+ if input == "" {
+ return nil, fmt.Errorf("input cannot be empty")
+ }
+
if utils.IsValidURL(input) {
- return processURLInput(utils.FormatRegistryURL(input), username, password, log)
+ formattedURL, err := utils.FormatRegistryURL(input)
+ if err != nil {
+ return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to format registry URL: %w", err)
+ }
+ return processURLInput(formattedURL, username, password, log)
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| func validateFilePath(path string, log *zerolog.Logger) error { | ||
| if utils.HasInvalidPathChars(path) { | ||
| log.Error().Msg("Path contains invalid characters") | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("invalid file path: %s", path) | ||
| } | ||
| if err := utils.GetAbsFilePath(path); err != nil { | ||
| log.Error().Err(err).Msg("No file found") | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("no file found: %s", path) | ||
| } | ||
| return nil | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve error handling and messages
The current error handling could be improved:
- Avoid logging and returning errors (double handling)
- Add more context to error messages
- Wrap underlying errors for better error chain
Consider this improvement:
func validateFilePath(path string, log *zerolog.Logger) error {
if utils.HasInvalidPathChars(path) {
- log.Error().Msg("Path contains invalid characters")
- return fmt.Errorf("invalid file path: %s", path)
+ return fmt.Errorf("file path contains invalid characters: %s", path)
}
if err := utils.GetAbsFilePath(path); err != nil {
- log.Error().Err(err).Msg("No file found")
- return fmt.Errorf("no file found: %s", path)
+ return fmt.Errorf("failed to resolve file path %s: %w", path, err)
}
return nil
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| func validateFilePath(path string, log *zerolog.Logger) error { | |
| if utils.HasInvalidPathChars(path) { | |
| log.Error().Msg("Path contains invalid characters") | |
| return fmt.Errorf("invalid file path: %s", path) | |
| } | |
| if err := utils.GetAbsFilePath(path); err != nil { | |
| log.Error().Err(err).Msg("No file found") | |
| return fmt.Errorf("no file found: %s", path) | |
| } | |
| return nil | |
| } | |
| func validateFilePath(path string, log *zerolog.Logger) error { | |
| if utils.HasInvalidPathChars(path) { | |
| return fmt.Errorf("file path contains invalid characters: %s", path) | |
| } | |
| if err := utils.GetAbsFilePath(path); err != nil { | |
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Fix typo in default time period constant
The constant DefaultFetchAndReplicateStateTimePeriod appears to have a formatting issue. The value "00h00m010s" is non-standard and could cause parsing issues.
-const DefaultFetchAndReplicateStateTimePeriod string = "00h00m010s"
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| const DefaultFetchAndReplicateStateTimePeriod string = "00h00m010s" | |
| const DefaultFetchAndReplicateStateTimePeriod string = "10s" |
internal/state/state_process.go
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| replicator := NewBasicReplicator(f.authConfig.Username, f.authConfig.Password, f.authConfig.RemoteRegistryURL, f.authConfig.SourceRegistry, f.authConfig.UseUnsecure) | ||
| // Delete the entities from the remote registry | ||
| if err := replicator.DeleteReplicationEntity(ctx, deleteEntity); err != nil { | ||
| log.Error().Err(err).Msg("Error deleting entities") | ||
| return err | ||
| } | ||
| // Replicate the entities to the remote registry | ||
| if err := replicator.Replicate(ctx, replicateEntity); err != nil { | ||
| log.Error().Err(err).Msg("Error replicating state") | ||
| return err | ||
| } |
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Optimize replicator instantiation and improve error context
- The replicator is recreated in each iteration of the loop, which is inefficient.
- Error messages could be more descriptive with context about which state URL failed.
+ replicator := NewBasicReplicator(f.authConfig.Username, f.authConfig.Password, f.authConfig.RemoteRegistryURL, f.authConfig.SourceRegistry, f.authConfig.UseUnsecure)
for i := range f.stateMap {
// ... existing code ...
- replicator := NewBasicReplicator(f.authConfig.Username, f.authConfig.Password, f.authConfig.RemoteRegistryURL, f.authConfig.SourceRegistry, f.authConfig.UseUnsecure)
// Delete the entities from the remote registry
if err := replicator.DeleteReplicationEntity(ctx, deleteEntity); err != nil {
- log.Error().Err(err).Msg("Error deleting entities")
+ log.Error().Err(err).Str("state_url", f.stateMap[i].url).Msg("Error deleting entities")
return err
}
// Replicate the entities to the remote registry
if err := replicator.Replicate(ctx, replicateEntity); err != nil {
- log.Error().Err(err).Msg("Error replicating state")
+ log.Error().Err(err).Str("state_url", f.stateMap[i].url).Msg("Error replicating state")
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| replicator := NewBasicReplicator(f.authConfig.Username, f.authConfig.Password, f.authConfig.RemoteRegistryURL, f.authConfig.SourceRegistry, f.authConfig.UseUnsecure) | |
| // Delete the entities from the remote registry | |
| if err := replicator.DeleteReplicationEntity(ctx, deleteEntity); err != nil { | |
| log.Error().Err(err).Msg("Error deleting entities") | |
| return err | |
| } | |
| // Replicate the entities to the remote registry | |
| if err := replicator.Replicate(ctx, replicateEntity); err != nil { | |
| log.Error().Err(err).Msg("Error replicating state") | |
| return err | |
| } | |
| replicator := NewBasicReplicator(f.authConfig.Username, f.authConfig.Password, f.authConfig.RemoteRegistryURL, f.authConfig.SourceRegistry, f.authConfig.UseUnsecure) | |
| // Delete the entities from the remote registry | |
| if err := replicator.DeleteReplicationEntity(ctx, deleteEntity); err != nil { | |
| log.Error().Err(err).Str("state_url", f.stateMap[i].url).Msg("Error deleting entities") | |
| return err | |
| } | |
| // Replicate the entities to the remote registry | |
| if err := replicator.Replicate(ctx, replicateEntity); err != nil { | |
| log.Error().Err(err).Str("state_url", f.stateMap[i].url).Msg("Error replicating state") | |
| return err | |
| } |
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| func FetchEntitiesFromState(state StateReader) []Entity { | ||
| var entities []Entity | ||
| for _, artifact := range state.GetArtifacts() { | ||
| for _, tag := range artifact.GetTags() { | ||
| entities = append(entities, Entity{ | ||
| Name: artifact.GetName(), | ||
| Repository: artifact.GetRepository(), | ||
| Tag: tag, | ||
| Digest: artifact.GetDigest(), | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| return entities | ||
| } |
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Add validation and optimize slice allocation
- Pre-allocate the entities slice with estimated capacity
- Add validation for required fields before creating entities
func FetchEntitiesFromState(state StateReader) []Entity {
- var entities []Entity
+ totalCapacity := 0
+ for _, artifact := range state.GetArtifacts() {
+ totalCapacity += len(artifact.GetTags())
+ }
+ entities := make([]Entity, 0, totalCapacity)
+
for _, artifact := range state.GetArtifacts() {
+ if artifact.GetName() == "" || artifact.GetRepository() == "" || artifact.GetDigest() == "" {
+ continue // Skip invalid artifacts
+ }
for _, tag := range artifact.GetTags() {
+ if tag == "" {
+ continue // Skip empty tags
+ }
entities = append(entities, Entity{
Name: artifact.GetName(),
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