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src/common/settings.json (1)
301-309: LGTM! Secure default for ModSecurity WAF.The configuration entry is well-structured and follows the file's conventions. Enabling ModSecurity WAF by default is a secure choice.
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| "USE_GLOBAL_MODSECURITY": { | ||
| "context": "global", | ||
| "default": "yes", | ||
| "help": "Enable Global ModSecurity WAF.", | ||
| "id": "use-global-modsecurity", | ||
| "label": "Use Global ModSecurity", | ||
| "regex": "^(yes|no)$", | ||
| "type": "check" | ||
| }, | ||
| "USE_GLOBAL_MODSECURITY_CRS": { | ||
| "context": "global", | ||
| "default": "yes", | ||
| "help": "Enable Global OWASP Core Rule Set.", | ||
| "id": "use-global-modsecurity-crs", | ||
| "label": "Use Global Core Rule Set", | ||
| "regex": "^(yes|no)$", | ||
| "type": "check" | ||
| }, |
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Document and validate the relationship between ModSecurity settings
The review comment's concerns are valid. Current findings:
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The configuration uses template-based inclusion but lacks:
- Documentation about CRS requiring ModSecurity
- Runtime validation to ensure CRS is disabled when ModSecurity is off
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This could lead to confusing scenarios where:
- CRS is enabled but ModSecurity is disabled
- Settings relationship is unclear to users
The suggested improvements would enhance user experience and prevent misconfiguration.
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Document and validate the relationship between ModSecurity settings.
While both settings are well-structured, consider:
- Adding documentation about their relationship (CRS requires ModSecurity to be enabled)
- Adding runtime validation to ensure CRS is automatically disabled when ModSecurity is disabled
Let's verify if this relationship is handled in the ModSecurity configuration:
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76-77: LGTM! Good defensive programming.The early return for services without the required annotation helps filter irrelevant services and prevents unnecessary processing.
190-190: LGTM! Consistent annotation checking.The change ensures consistent filtering of ingress resources based on the presence of bunkerweb.io annotations, aligning with the changes in
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| if len(rule.http.paths) > 0: | ||
| reverse_proxy_host = "https://api-stage.ing.getjerry.com" | ||
| service.update( | ||
| { | ||
| "USE_REVERSE_PROXY": "yes", | ||
| f"REVERSE_PROXY_HOST_{location}": reverse_proxy_host, | ||
| f"REVERSE_PROXY_URL_{location}": path.path, | ||
| f"REVERSE_PROXY_URL_{location}": "/", |
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Critical: Remove hardcoded staging URL.
Hardcoding the staging API URL (https://api-stage.ing.getjerry.com) in the code is problematic:
- Environment-specific configuration should be externalized
- Risk of staging URL being used in production
- Lacks flexibility for different environments
Consider these solutions:
- Move the URL to environment variables or ConfigMap
- Use service discovery or DNS-based resolution
- Derive the URL from the ingress annotations or spec
Example implementation using environment variable:
- reverse_proxy_host = "https://api-stage.ing.getjerry.com"
+ reverse_proxy_host = os.getenv('API_PROXY_URL', 'http://localhost')📝 Committable suggestion
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| if len(rule.http.paths) > 0: | |
| reverse_proxy_host = "https://api-stage.ing.getjerry.com" | |
| service.update( | |
| { | |
| "USE_REVERSE_PROXY": "yes", | |
| f"REVERSE_PROXY_HOST_{location}": reverse_proxy_host, | |
| f"REVERSE_PROXY_URL_{location}": path.path, | |
| f"REVERSE_PROXY_URL_{location}": "/", | |
| if len(rule.http.paths) > 0: | |
| reverse_proxy_host = os.getenv('API_PROXY_URL', 'http://localhost') | |
| service.update( | |
| { | |
| "USE_REVERSE_PROXY": "yes", | |
| f"REVERSE_PROXY_HOST_{location}": reverse_proxy_host, | |
| f"REVERSE_PROXY_URL_{location}": "/", |
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| if "external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname" not in controller_service.metadata.annotations: | ||
| self._logger.warning( | ||
| f"external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname not in ingress ${controller_service.metadata.name} annotations, Ignoring unsupported ingress.", | ||
| ) | ||
| continue | ||
| hostname = controller_service.metadata.annotations.get("external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname") | ||
| for ( | ||
| annotation, | ||
| value, | ||
| ) in controller_service.metadata.annotations.items(): | ||
| if not annotation.startswith("bunkerweb.io/"): | ||
| continue | ||
| instance["env"][annotation.replace("bunkerweb.io/", "", 1)] = value | ||
| config = annotation.replace("bunkerweb.io/", "", 1) | ||
| instance["env"][f"${hostname}_${config}"] = value |
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Fix string interpolation syntax and add fallback for missing hostname.
There are several issues in this code segment:
- The warning message uses JavaScript template literal syntax (
${...}). Use Python's f-string syntax instead. - The environment variable key formatting uses incorrect string interpolation syntax.
- Missing fallback when hostname annotation is absent.
Apply this diff to fix the issues:
- f"external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname not in ingress ${controller_service.metadata.name} annotations, Ignoring unsupported ingress.",
+ f"external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname not in ingress {controller_service.metadata.name} annotations, Ignoring unsupported ingress.",
...
- instance["env"][f"${hostname}_${config}"] = value
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| if "external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname" not in controller_service.metadata.annotations: | |
| self._logger.warning( | |
| f"external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname not in ingress ${controller_service.metadata.name} annotations, Ignoring unsupported ingress.", | |
| ) | |
| continue | |
| hostname = controller_service.metadata.annotations.get("external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname") | |
| for ( | |
| annotation, | |
| value, | |
| ) in controller_service.metadata.annotations.items(): | |
| if not annotation.startswith("bunkerweb.io/"): | |
| continue | |
| instance["env"][annotation.replace("bunkerweb.io/", "", 1)] = value | |
| config = annotation.replace("bunkerweb.io/", "", 1) | |
| instance["env"][f"${hostname}_${config}"] = value | |
| if "external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname" not in controller_service.metadata.annotations: | |
| self._logger.warning( | |
| f"external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname not in ingress {controller_service.metadata.name} annotations, Ignoring unsupported ingress.", | |
| ) | |
| continue | |
| hostname = controller_service.metadata.annotations.get("external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname") | |
| for ( | |
| annotation, | |
| value, | |
| ) in controller_service.metadata.annotations.items(): | |
| if not annotation.startswith("bunkerweb.io/"): | |
| continue | |
| config = annotation.replace("bunkerweb.io/", "", 1) | |
| instance["env"][f"{hostname}_{config}"] = value |
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src/autoconf/IngressController.py (1)
91-97:⚠️ Potential issueCritical: Remove hardcoded staging URL and review proxy path.
The hardcoded staging URL and root path configuration have multiple issues:
- Hardcoded staging URL (already reported in previous reviews)
- Using root path (
"/") as proxy URL might be too permissiveConsider this safer implementation:
- reverse_proxy_host = "https://api-stage.ing.getjerry.com" - service.update( - { - "USE_REVERSE_PROXY": "yes", - f"REVERSE_PROXY_HOST_{location}": reverse_proxy_host, - f"REVERSE_PROXY_URL_{location}": "/", - } - ) + proxy_host = os.getenv('API_PROXY_URL') + if proxy_host: + for path in rule.http.paths: + if path.path: # Use the specified path instead of root + service.update({ + "USE_REVERSE_PROXY": "yes", + f"REVERSE_PROXY_HOST_{location}": proxy_host, + f"REVERSE_PROXY_URL_{location}": path.path, + }) + location += 1
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76-77: LGTM: Validation prevents processing of unrelated ingresses.The check for
bunkerweb.ioannotation helps filter out ingresses that shouldn't be processed by this controller.
190-190: LGTM: Consistent ingress filtering.The additional check for
bunkerweb.ioannotation aligns with the validation in_to_servicesand ensures consistent filtering of ingress events.
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| if "external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname" not in controller_service.metadata.annotations: | ||
| self._logger.warning( | ||
| f"external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname not in ingress {controller_service.metadata.name} annotations, Ignoring unsupported ingress.", | ||
| ) | ||
| continue | ||
| hostname = controller_service.metadata.annotations.get("external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname") | ||
| for ( | ||
| annotation, | ||
| value, | ||
| ) in controller_service.metadata.annotations.items(): | ||
| if not annotation.startswith("bunkerweb.io/"): | ||
| continue | ||
| instance["env"][annotation.replace("bunkerweb.io/", "", 1)] = value | ||
| config = annotation.replace("bunkerweb.io/", "", 1) | ||
| instance["env"][f"{hostname}_{config}"] = value |
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Remove the hard requirement for external-dns hostname annotation
The requirement to have external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname annotation appears to be a breaking change without proper support:
- No documentation explains this requirement
- No tests demonstrate its usage
- No configuration exists to make it optional
- No migration path for existing services
Consider:
- Making this requirement optional through configuration
- Adding tests to verify both annotated and non-annotated cases
- Providing documentation about this feature
- Adding a migration guide if this becomes mandatory
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Consider providing a default hostname for backward compatibility.
The new validation that skips services without external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname annotation is a breaking change. Services that previously worked without this annotation will now be ignored.
Consider:
- Adding a fallback hostname
- Making this validation configurable
- Documenting this requirement
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src/common/db/Database.py (1)
399-406: Consider adjusting the logging implementation for better observability.While adding logging is good for debugging, consider these improvements:
- Use DEBUG level instead of INFO to avoid log noise in production
- Add more context to the log messages (e.g., service name, operation type)
- Consider using structured logging format for better parsing
- self.logger.info(f"ori setting: {setting}") + self.logger.debug(f"[is_setting] Original setting value: {setting}") multiple = False if self.suffix_rx.search(setting): setting = setting.rsplit("_", 1)[0] multiple = True db_setting = session.query(Settings).filter_by(id=setting).first() - self.logger.info(f"changed setting: {setting}") + self.logger.debug(f"[is_setting] Modified setting value: {setting} (multiple: {multiple})")
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75-81:⚠️ Potential issueCritical: Remove hardcoded staging URL.
Hardcoding the staging API URL (
https://api-stage.ing.getjerry.com) is problematic:
- Environment-specific configuration should be externalized
- Risk of staging URL being used in production
- Lacks flexibility for different environments
Consider these solutions:
- if len(rule.http.paths) > 0: - reverse_proxy_host = "https://api-stage.ing.getjerry.com" - service.update( - { - "USE_REVERSE_PROXY": "yes", - f"REVERSE_PROXY_HOST_{location}": reverse_proxy_host, - f"REVERSE_PROXY_URL_{location}": "/", - } - ) + if len(rule.http.paths) > 0: + reverse_proxy_host = os.getenv('API_PROXY_URL') + if not reverse_proxy_host: + self._logger.warning(f"Skipping reverse proxy setup for {rule.host}: API_PROXY_URL not configured") + continue + service.update( + { + "USE_REVERSE_PROXY": "yes", + f"REVERSE_PROXY_HOST_{location}": reverse_proxy_host, + f"REVERSE_PROXY_URL_{location}": "/", + } + )
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src/autoconf/IngressController.py (1)
99-101: Simplify variable name processing.The current implementation can be made more concise while maintaining the same functionality.
- if not variable.startswith(f"{server_name}_"): - service[variable] = value - else: - service[variable.replace(f"{server_name}_", "", 1)] = value + service[variable.replace(f"{server_name}_", "", 1) if variable.startswith(f"{server_name}_") else variable] = value
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174-174: LGTM: Consistent with earlier validation.The change aligns with the validation added in the
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60-61:⚠️ Potential issueBreaking change: New annotation requirement could silently ignore ingresses.
Adding a hard requirement for the "bunkerweb.io" annotation is a breaking change that could silently ignore existing ingresses. Consider:
- Making this requirement configurable
- Adding migration documentation
- Logging a warning when skipping ingresses
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18-22: Imports for Kubernetes functionality look fine
These additions are necessary for leader election in Kubernetes. No major concerns here.
30-30: Namespace default setting
Defaulting the namespace to "default" is reasonable. If you anticipate multiple namespaces, consider making this explicit in documentation.
60-60: Startup sequence logic
This function nicely handles waiting for BunkerWeb instances before processing events. Good approach, ensuring readiness prior to event handling.
77-93: Mode detection and controller instantiation
The logic to detect swarm, Kubernetes, or Docker modes is clear. The fallback to Docker mode is straightforward. Ensure that future expansions of modes maintain this clarity.
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| def run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode(controller): | ||
| config.load_incluster_config() | ||
| candidate_id = f'auto-{uuid.uuid4()}' | ||
| lock_name = "autoconfig" | ||
| lock_namespace = namespace | ||
| config = electionconfig.Config(ConfigMapLock(lock_name, lock_namespace, candidate_id), lease_duration=17, | ||
| renew_deadline=15, retry_period=5, onstarted_leading=start(controller), | ||
| onstopped_leading=None) | ||
| # Enter leader election | ||
| leaderelection.LeaderElection(config).run() | ||
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Name shadowing and immediate function call in leader election config
- A local variable named
configis overriding the earlierfrom kubernetes import config. This can lead to confusion or errors. - Passing
start(controller)directly toonstarted_leadingwill call it immediately instead of deferring it until leadership is acquired. Often, leader election requires a callback reference instead of a function result.
Below is a proposed fix.
-def run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode(controller):
- config.load_incluster_config()
- candidate_id = f'auto-{uuid.uuid4()}'
- lock_name = "autoconfig"
- lock_namespace = namespace
- config = electionconfig.Config(ConfigMapLock(lock_name, lock_namespace, candidate_id), lease_duration=17,
- renew_deadline=15, retry_period=5, onstarted_leading=start(controller),
- onstopped_leading=None)
- leaderelection.LeaderElection(config).run()
+def run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode(controller):
+ config.load_incluster_config()
+ candidate_id = f'auto-{uuid.uuid4()}'
+ lock_name = "autoconfig"
+ lock_namespace = namespace
+ election_cfg = electionconfig.Config(
+ ConfigMapLock(lock_name, lock_namespace, candidate_id),
+ lease_duration=17,
+ renew_deadline=15,
+ retry_period=5,
+ onstarted_leading=lambda: start(controller),
+ onstopped_leading=None
+ )
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| def run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode(controller): | |
| config.load_incluster_config() | |
| candidate_id = f'auto-{uuid.uuid4()}' | |
| lock_name = "autoconfig" | |
| lock_namespace = namespace | |
| config = electionconfig.Config(ConfigMapLock(lock_name, lock_namespace, candidate_id), lease_duration=17, | |
| renew_deadline=15, retry_period=5, onstarted_leading=start(controller), | |
| onstopped_leading=None) | |
| # Enter leader election | |
| leaderelection.LeaderElection(config).run() | |
| def run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode(controller): | |
| config.load_incluster_config() | |
| candidate_id = f'auto-{uuid.uuid4()}' | |
| lock_name = "autoconfig" | |
| lock_namespace = namespace | |
| election_cfg = electionconfig.Config( | |
| ConfigMapLock(lock_name, lock_namespace, candidate_id), | |
| lease_duration=17, | |
| renew_deadline=15, | |
| retry_period=5, | |
| onstarted_leading=lambda: start(controller), | |
| onstopped_leading=None | |
| ) | |
| leaderelection.LeaderElection(election_cfg).run() |
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51-60:⚠️ Potential issueFix name shadowing and callback execution in leader election
The current implementation has two issues:
- The local variable
configshadows the importedkubernetes.configstart(controller)is executed immediately instead of being passed as a callbackApply this fix:
def run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode(controller): - config = electionconfig.Config(ConfigMapLock(lock_name, lock_namespace, candidate_id), lease_duration=17, - renew_deadline=15, retry_period=5, onstarted_leading=start(controller), - onstopped_leading=None) + election_cfg = electionconfig.Config( + ConfigMapLock(lock_name, lock_namespace, candidate_id), + lease_duration=17, + renew_deadline=15, + retry_period=5, + onstarted_leading=lambda: start(controller), + onstopped_leading=None + ) - leaderelection.LeaderElection(config).run() + leaderelection.LeaderElection(election_cfg).run()
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62-77: Add error handling for file operationsThe health check file operations should include error handling to gracefully handle permission issues or filesystem errors.
+from pathlib import Path + def start(controller): logger.info("Waiting for BunkerWeb instances ...") instances = controller.wait(wait_retry_interval) logger.info("BunkerWeb instances are ready 🚀") i = 1 for instance in instances: logger.info(f"Instance #{i} : {instance['name']}") i += 1 controller.wait_applying(True) # Process events - Path(sep, "var", "tmp", "bunkerweb", "autoconf.healthy").write_text("ok") + try: + health_file = Path(sep, "var", "tmp", "bunkerweb", "autoconf.healthy") + health_file.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + health_file.write_text("ok") + except OSError as e: + logger.warning(f"Failed to create health check file: {e}") logger.info("Processing events ...") controller.process_events()
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79-95: LGTM! Clean implementation of controller selection and executionThe code structure effectively handles different modes and ensures proper cleanup through the finally block.
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The Kubernetes config loading is currently done globally, which could cause issues in non-Kubernetes modes. Consider moving it into the Kubernetes-specific code path.
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32-33: Move Kubernetes config loading into Kubernetes-specific code path.The Kubernetes config loading is done globally, which could cause issues in non-Kubernetes modes. This issue was previously identified in past reviews.
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51-65:⚠️ Potential issueRefactor leader election configuration for better maintainability and correctness.
Several issues need to be addressed:
- Hardcoded timing values should be configurable via environment variables
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configshadows the importedkubernetes.configmodulekubernetes_start(controller, candidate_id)is called immediately instead of being passed as a callbackdef run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode(controller): candidate_id = f'auto-{uuid.uuid4()}' lock_name = "autoconfig" lock_namespace = namespace - config = electionconfig.Config( + lease_duration = int(getenv("LEADER_LEASE_DURATION", "17")) + renew_deadline = int(getenv("LEADER_RENEW_DEADLINE", "15")) + retry_period = int(getenv("LEADER_RETRY_PERIOD", "5")) + + election_cfg = electionconfig.Config( ConfigMapLock(lock_name, lock_namespace, candidate_id), - lease_duration=17, - renew_deadline=15, - retry_period=5, - onstarted_leading=kubernetes_start(controller, candidate_id), + lease_duration=lease_duration, + renew_deadline=renew_deadline, + retry_period=retry_period, + onstarted_leading=lambda: kubernetes_start(controller, candidate_id), onstopped_leading=onstopped_leading(candidate_id)) logger.info(f'I am {candidate_id}') # Enter leader election - leaderelection.LeaderElection(config).run() + leaderelection.LeaderElection(election_cfg).run()Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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The callback functions need improvements:
onstopped_leadingshould return a callablekubernetes_startshould handle exceptions to prevent leader election interruption
def onstopped_leading(candidate_id):
- logger.info(f'{candidate_id} is follower')
+ def callback():
+ logger.info(f'{candidate_id} is follower')
+ return callback
def kubernetes_start(controller, candidate_id):
- logger.info(f'{candidate_id} is leader')
- start(controller=controller)
+ def callback():
+ try:
+ logger.info(f'{candidate_id} is leader')
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+ logger.error(f"Error in leader callback: {e}")
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The namespace value is used in leader election configuration but lacks validation. Empty or invalid namespace values could cause runtime errors.
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32-33:⚠️ Potential issueMove Kubernetes config loading into Kubernetes-specific code path.
Loading Kubernetes config unconditionally can cause issues in non-Kubernetes modes.
Move the config loading into the Kubernetes-specific section:
-# Authenticate using config file -config.load_incluster_config() +if kubernetes: + # Authenticate using config file + config.load_incluster_config()
68-75:⚠️ Potential issueImprove error handling in leader election callbacks.
The callbacks lack proper error handling which could lead to leader election interruption.
def onstopped_leading(candidate_id): - logger.info(f'{candidate_id} is follower') + def callback(): + try: + logger.info(f'{candidate_id} is follower') + except Exception as e: + logger.error(f"Error in follower callback: {e}") + logger.debug(format_exc()) + return callback def kubernetes_start(controller, candidate_id): - logger.info(f'{candidate_id} is leader') - start(controller=controller) + def callback(): + try: + logger.info(f'{candidate_id} is leader') + start(controller=controller) + except Exception as e: + logger.error(f"Error in leader callback: {e}") + logger.debug(format_exc()) + return callback
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The code includes an unexplained sleep of ~16.7 hours (60000 seconds) which could cause significant service startup delays.
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Improve leader election configuration.
The current implementation has several issues:
- Hard-coded timing values should be configurable via environment variables
- Lock name should be unique per deployment to prevent conflicts
- Callbacks should be wrapped in try-except blocks
def run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode(controller):
candidate_id = f'auto-{uuid.uuid4()}'
- lock_name = "autoconfig"
+ lock_name = f"autoconfig-{getenv('DEPLOYMENT_NAME', 'default')}"
lock_namespace = namespace
+ lease_duration = int(getenv('LEASE_DURATION', '17'))
+ renew_deadline = int(getenv('RENEW_DEADLINE', '15'))
+ retry_period = int(getenv('RETRY_PERIOD', '5'))
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ConfigMapLock(lock_name, lock_namespace, candidate_id),
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- renew_deadline=15,
- retry_period=5,
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+ renew_deadline=renew_deadline,
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| onstopped_leading=onstopped_leading(candidate_id)) | |
| logger.info(f'I am {candidate_id}') | |
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| leaderelection.LeaderElection(config).run() | |
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| candidate_id = f'auto-{uuid.uuid4()}' | |
| lock_name = f"autoconfig-{getenv('DEPLOYMENT_NAME', 'default')}" | |
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| renew_deadline = int(getenv('RENEW_DEADLINE', '15')) | |
| retry_period = int(getenv('RETRY_PERIOD', '5')) | |
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32-33:⚠️ Potential issueMove Kubernetes config loading into Kubernetes-specific code path
The Kubernetes config loading should be moved into the Kubernetes-specific code path to prevent potential issues in non-Kubernetes modes.
-# Authenticate using config file -config.load_incluster_config() +if kubernetes: + # Authenticate using config file + config.load_incluster_config()
30-31:⚠️ Potential issueAdd validation for the namespace environment variable
The namespace value lacks validation, which could cause runtime errors in leader election.
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52-52: Use consistent environment variable handlingThe POD_NAME fallback uses a different format than other environment variables in the codebase.
- candidate_id = getenv("POD_NAME", f'auto-{uuid.uuid4()}') + pod_name = getenv("POD_NAME") + candidate_id = pod_name if pod_name else f'auto-{uuid.uuid4()}'
115-115: Add error handling for health file operationsFile operations could fail due to permission issues or filesystem problems.
- Path(sep, "var", "tmp", "bunkerweb", "autoconf.healthy").unlink(missing_ok=True) + try: + Path(sep, "var", "tmp", "bunkerweb", "autoconf.healthy").unlink(missing_ok=True) + except Exception as e: + logger.warning(f"Failed to remove health check file: {e}")
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31-31: Improve pod name generation.The pod name fallback using UUID might not be descriptive enough for debugging. Consider adding a prefix that indicates it's an auto-generated name.
-pod_name = getenv("POD_NAME", f'auto-{uuid.uuid4()}') +pod_name = getenv("POD_NAME", f'bunkerweb-auto-{uuid.uuid4()}')
112-113: Improve health file cleanup.The health file cleanup in the finally block could fail silently. Consider adding error handling and logging.
finally: - Path(sep, "var", "tmp", "bunkerweb", "autoconf.healthy").unlink(missing_ok=True) + try: + health_file = Path(sep, "var", "tmp", "bunkerweb", "autoconf.healthy") + if health_file.exists(): + health_file.unlink() + logger.debug("Health check file removed successfully") + except Exception as e: + logger.warning(f"Failed to remove health check file: {e}")
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71-74:⚠️ Potential issueAdd error handling in kubernetes_start.
The function should handle exceptions to prevent leader election interruption.
def kubernetes_start(): - logger.info(f'{pod_name} is leader') - controller = IngressController() - start(controller=controller) + try: + logger.info(f'{pod_name} is leader') + controller = IngressController() + start(controller=controller) + except Exception as e: + logger.error(f"Error in leader callback: {e}") + logger.debug(format_exc()) + raise # Re-raise to trigger leader election failoverLikely invalid or redundant comment.
52-52: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionMake lock name unique per deployment.
The static lock name could cause conflicts in multi-tenant clusters or multiple deployments.
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54-61:⚠️ Potential issueFix variable shadowing with imported module.
The local variable
configshadows the imported Kubernetesconfigmodule.- config = electionconfig.Config( + election_config = electionconfig.Config( ConfigMapLock(lock_name, namespace, pod_name), lease_duration=17, renew_deadline=15, retry_period=5, onstarted_leading=kubernetes_start, onstopped_leading=onstopped_leading )Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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