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fix: dockerfile usage #24

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@MSevey MSevey commented Nov 13, 2024

Add docker-build Makefile command.
Add usage instructions for binary and docker to README. Add ENTRYPOINT to dockerfile to enable handing of additional flags easier.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new docker-build target in the Makefile for building a Docker image for the local-sequencer.
    • Added a section in the README detailing the implementation and usage of the local-sequencer server, including build and run instructions.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated the CMD and ENTRYPOINT instructions in the Dockerfile to improve execution behavior of the local-sequencer.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced README with instructions for building and running the local-sequencer both as a binary and within a Docker container.

Add docker-build Makefile command.
Add usage instructions for binary and docker to README.
Add ENTRYPOINT to dockerfile to enable handing of additional flags
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The changes in this pull request involve updates to the Dockerfile, Makefile, and README.md to support the new local-sequencer binary. The Dockerfile now uses ENTRYPOINT for the local-sequencer and modifies the CMD instruction to pass arguments. The Makefile introduces a new docker-build target for building the Docker image and updates the build target comment. The README.md adds a section detailing the implementation and usage of the local-sequencer, including build and run instructions.

Changes

File Change Summary
Dockerfile Updated CMD to ENTRYPOINT for local-sequencer, retaining CMD for arguments.
Makefile Added new target docker-build, updated comment for build target from local-da to local-sequencer.
README.md Introduced "Local Sequencer" section with instructions for building and running the local-sequencer.

Possibly related PRs

  • chore: add local sequencer and docker file #20: The changes in this PR involve modifications to the Dockerfile and Makefile that are directly related to the introduction of the local-sequencer, which aligns with the changes made in the main PR regarding the local-sequencer binary and its Docker configuration.

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  • tuxcanfly
  • tzdybal
  • yarikbratashchuk
  • Manav-Aggarwal

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@RollkitBot RollkitBot requested review from a team, tuxcanfly, tzdybal and Manav-Aggarwal and removed request for a team November 13, 2024 19:14
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (6)
Dockerfile (2)

Line range hint 1-1: Fix incorrect Go version

The Dockerfile references Go 1.23 which doesn't exist (latest stable is 1.21.4). This will cause build failures.

Apply this diff to fix the version:

-FROM --platform=$BUILDPLATFORM golang:1.23-alpine AS build-env
+FROM --platform=$BUILDPLATFORM golang:1.21-alpine AS build-env

-RUN go mod tidy -compat=1.23 && \
+RUN go mod tidy -compat=1.21 && \

Also applies to: 6-6


Line range hint 3-7: Optimize build layer caching

The current COPY . . copies all files before running go mod tidy, which invalidates the cache unnecessarily when any file changes.

Consider this optimization:

WORKDIR /src

-COPY . .
+# Copy go.mod/sum first for better layer caching
+COPY go.mod go.sum ./
+RUN go mod tidy -compat=1.21
+
+# Then copy source code
+COPY . .
-RUN go mod tidy -compat=1.23 && \
-    go build /src/cmd/local-sequencer/main.go
+RUN CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux go build -ldflags="-w -s" /src/cmd/local-sequencer/main.go

The changes:

  • Separate dependency resolution from source code copying
  • Disable CGO for static binary
  • Add build flags to reduce binary size
Makefile (1)

17-21: Consider enhancing the docker-build target with versioning and dependencies.

While the basic functionality is correct, consider these improvements:

  1. Add version tagging to avoid relying on 'latest'
  2. Add the 'build' target as a dependency to ensure the binary is built first
  3. Add a check for docker installation

Here's a suggested improvement:

 ## docker-build: Build local-sequencer docker image.
-docker-build:
+docker-build: build
+	@if [ -z "$(DOCKER)" ]; then \
+		echo "Docker is not installed. Please install docker first."; \
+		exit 1; \
+	fi
 	@echo "--> Building local-sequencer docker image"
-	@docker build -t local-sequencer .
+	@VERSION=$$(git describe --tags --always --dirty=-dev 2>/dev/null || echo "latest") && \
+	docker build -t local-sequencer:$$VERSION .
README.md (3)

57-60: Enhance introduction clarity and fix grammar

Consider adding a comma after "In this repo" and providing more context about the mock server's capabilities.

-In this repo there is a mock `local-sequencer` server that implements the `go-sequencing` interface. This server is useful for testing and development purposes.
+In this repo, there is a mock `local-sequencer` server that implements the `go-sequencing` interface. This server provides a simplified implementation for testing and development purposes, without external dependencies.
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77-79: Make example output generic

Consider making the example output more generic by removing the specific date.

-2024/11/13 10:56:01 Listening on: localhost:50051
+[timestamp] Listening on: localhost:50051

81-100: Enhance Docker usage documentation

The Docker section could benefit from additional details and clearer wording:

  1. Explain the purpose of port 50051
  2. Add network configuration options
  3. Simplify the connection instruction wording
 ### Running the local sequencer in Docker

 To run the mock `local-sequencer` server in Docker, run the following command:

 ```sh
 make docker-build

This will build a local-sequencer Docker image. To run the server, run:

docker run -p 50051:50051 --rm local-sequencer

-In order to connect your rollup to your local sequencer, you need to pass in the rollup ID by using the following command:
+To connect your rollup to the local sequencer, pass the rollup ID:

docker run -p 50051:50051 --rm local-sequencer -listen-all -rollup-id=testing

+Note: Port 50051 is the default gRPC port used by the sequencer. Ensure this port is available on your host machine.
+For custom networking configurations, you can use Docker's network options:
+
+sh +docker run --network host --rm local-sequencer -rollup-id=testing +


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`21-22`: **LGTM! Good use of ENTRYPOINT and CMD**

The change from a single CMD to ENTRYPOINT + CMD is a good improvement:
- Makes local-sequencer the container's main process
- Allows users to override default arguments
- Maintains -listen-all as default behavior

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`11-15`: **LGTM! Build target comment accurately reflects the binary name change.**

The updated comment and build command correctly align with the transition to the local-sequencer binary.

---

`19-20`: **Verify docker build usage in CI/CD workflows.**

Let's ensure the new docker build command doesn't conflict with any existing CI/CD configurations.

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Let's examine the content of the CI/CD workflow files, particularly focusing on docker build commands.

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**Docker build command usage is safe to proceed**

The docker build command in the Makefile is unique across the codebase. While there are several CI/CD workflow files, none of them contain conflicting docker build commands that would interfere with the local-sequencer image build.



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README.md (3)

57-62: Enhance the introduction with more details and fix grammar

Add a comma after "In this repo" and consider providing more context about what the mock server actually does (e.g., its behavior, limitations, etc.).

-In this repo there is a mock `local-sequencer` server that implements the
+In this repo, there is a mock `local-sequencer` server that implements the
 `go-sequencing` interface. This server is useful for testing and development
-purposes.
+purposes. It provides a simplified implementation that [describe behavior here].
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63-82: Add prerequisites and configuration options

The binary usage section could be improved by:

  1. Adding prerequisites (Go version, etc.)
  2. Documenting available configuration flags
  3. Using a generic timestamp in the example output
 ### Running the local sequencer binary
 
+### Prerequisites
+- Go 1.x or higher
+
 To run the mock `local-sequencer` server, run the following command:
 
 ```sh
 make build

This will build the local-sequencer binary. To run the server, run:

-./build/local-sequencer
+./build/local-sequencer [flags]

+Available flags:
+- -listen-all: Listen on all interfaces
+- -rollup-id string: Specify the rollup ID
+
You will see an output like the following:

-2024/11/13 10:56:01 Listening on: localhost:50051
+<timestamp> Listening on: localhost:50051

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`83-102`: **Enhance Docker documentation with more details**

The Docker section could be improved by:
1. Adding Docker prerequisites
2. Explaining the port mapping
3. Making the language more concise
4. Adding image tag information

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 ### Running the local sequencer in Docker
 
+### Prerequisites
+- Docker installed and running
+
 To run the mock `local-sequencer` server in Docker, run the following command:
 
 ```sh
 make docker-build

-This will build a local-sequencer Docker image. To run the server, run:
+This will build a local-sequencer:latest Docker image. To run the server:

docker run -p 50051:50051 --rm local-sequencer

-In order to connect your rollup to your local sequencer, you need to pass in the
-rollup ID by using the following command:
+The -p 50051:50051 flag maps the container's port to your host machine.
+
+To connect your rollup to the local sequencer, pass the rollup ID:

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57-102: Verify documentation completeness

The PR objectives mention changes to the Dockerfile (adding ENTRYPOINT) and Makefile (adding docker-build), but the documentation doesn't fully reflect these changes. Consider adding:

  1. Details about the Dockerfile's ENTRYPOINT configuration
  2. Documentation of the new Makefile target
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Documentation accurately reflects implementation - no changes needed

The documentation in README.md correctly aligns with both the Dockerfile and Makefile implementations:

  • The docker-build make target is properly documented with the exact command shown in README.md
  • The Dockerfile's ENTRYPOINT configuration explains the default behavior, and the documentation correctly shows how to override it with additional flags (e.g., -listen-all -rollup-id=testing)
  • The command examples and port mappings match the actual implementation
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@gupadhyaya gupadhyaya merged commit 1d9cf50 into main Nov 14, 2024
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