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999-1023: Consider making leader election timeouts configurable.The leader election configuration uses hardcoded timeouts. Consider making these configurable through environment variables to allow fine-tuning in different environments.
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- election_config = electionconfig.Config( - ConfigMapLock(lock_name, namespace, pod_name), - lease_duration=60, - renew_deadline=50, - retry_period=20, - onstarted_leading=kubernetes_start, - onstopped_leading=onstopped_leading - ) + election_config = electionconfig.Config( + ConfigMapLock(lock_name, namespace, pod_name), + lease_duration=int(getenv("LEASE_DURATION", "60")), + renew_deadline=int(getenv("RENEW_DEADLINE", "50")), + retry_period=int(getenv("RETRY_PERIOD", "20")), + onstarted_leading=kubernetes_start, + onstopped_leading=onstopped_leading + )
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24-31: LGTM! Kubernetes imports and configuration variables are well-structured.The imports and environment variables are correctly set up for Kubernetes leader election functionality.
Also applies to: 93-94
1025-1030: LGTM! Clean integration of Kubernetes HA mode.The main execution block elegantly handles the routing between Kubernetes HA mode and normal start based on the integration type.
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997-1020: Consider adjusting leader election timeouts for better resilience.The leader election configuration looks good, but consider these improvements:
- The lease duration (60s) and renew deadline (50s) are quite close, leaving only a 10s buffer.
- The retry period (20s) is relatively high, which could delay leadership transitions.
Consider adjusting the timeouts for better resilience:
- lease_duration=60, - renew_deadline=50, - retry_period=20, + lease_duration=120, + renew_deadline=90, + retry_period=10,This provides:
- A larger buffer between lease duration and renew deadline
- Faster leadership transitions with a shorter retry period
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47-47: HTTPS Port Default Value Update
The configuration has been updated to setHTTPS_PORTto8843—this change now matches the updated default value in the settings JSON file. Ensure that this new port is properly supported in your deployment pipelines and documentation.src/common/settings.json (1)
29-37: HTTPS_PORT Default Value Modification
Thedefaultvalue forHTTPS_PORThas been updated from"8443"to"8843". This modification is consistent with the corresponding update in the entrypoint script, ensuring uniform configuration across components. Please verify that any associated documentation or external configurations referencing this setting are updated accordingly.src/scheduler/main.py (2)
28-33: LGTM! Kubernetes HA mode dependencies and configuration.The new imports and global variables are correctly set up to support Kubernetes leader election functionality.
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1023-1029: LGTM! Clean integration with Kubernetes HA mode.The main execution block correctly handles the Kubernetes integration path.
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| SCHEDULER = JobScheduler(environ, logger, INTEGRATION, db=Database(logger, sqlalchemy_string=dotenv_env.get("DATABASE_URI", getenv("DATABASE_URI", None)))) # type: ignore | ||
| INTEGRATION = get_integration() | ||
| if INTEGRATION == "Kubernetes": |
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Fix undefined variables in the main block.
The variables INTEGRATION and dotenv_env are used before they are defined, which could lead to runtime errors.
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if __name__ == "__main__":
+ # Parse arguments
+ parser = ArgumentParser(description="Job scheduler for BunkerWeb")
+ parser.add_argument("--variables", type=str, help="path to the file containing environment variables")
+ args = parser.parse_args()
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+ INTEGRATION = get_integration()
+ tmp_variables_path = Path(args.variables or join(sep, "var", "tmp", "bunkerweb", "variables.env"))
+ dotenv_env = dotenv_values(str(tmp_variables_path))
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SCHEDULER = JobScheduler(environ, logger, INTEGRATION, db=Database(logger, sqlalchemy_string=dotenv_env.get("DATABASE_URI", getenv("DATABASE_URI", None)))) # type: ignore
- INTEGRATION = get_integration()
if INTEGRATION == "Kubernetes":
run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode()
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| SCHEDULER = JobScheduler(environ, logger, INTEGRATION, db=Database(logger, sqlalchemy_string=dotenv_env.get("DATABASE_URI", getenv("DATABASE_URI", None)))) # type: ignore | |
| INTEGRATION = get_integration() | |
| if INTEGRATION == "Kubernetes": | |
| if __name__ == "__main__": | |
| # Parse arguments | |
| parser = ArgumentParser(description="Job scheduler for BunkerWeb") | |
| parser.add_argument("--variables", type=str, help="path to the file containing environment variables") | |
| args = parser.parse_args() | |
| INTEGRATION = get_integration() | |
| tmp_variables_path = Path(args.variables or join(sep, "var", "tmp", "bunkerweb", "variables.env")) | |
| dotenv_env = dotenv_values(str(tmp_variables_path)) | |
| SCHEDULER = JobScheduler( | |
| environ, | |
| logger, | |
| INTEGRATION, | |
| db=Database(logger, sqlalchemy_string=dotenv_env.get("DATABASE_URI", getenv("DATABASE_URI", None))) | |
| ) # type: ignore | |
| if INTEGRATION == "Kubernetes": | |
| run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode() | |
| else: | |
| start() |
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989-1013: Add error handling for Kubernetes leader election.While the leader election configuration is well-structured, consider adding error handling for potential Kubernetes API failures.
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def run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode(): - config.load_incluster_config() + try: + config.load_incluster_config() + except Exception as e: + logger.error(f"Failed to load in-cluster configuration: {e}") + _exit(1) + lock_name = "scheduler-election" election_config = electionconfig.Config( ConfigMapLock(lock_name, namespace, pod_name), lease_duration=60, renew_deadline=50, retry_period=20, onstarted_leading=kubernetes_start, onstopped_leading=onstopped_leading ) logger.info(f'I am {pod_name} with {lock_name} in namespace {namespace}') - leaderelection.LeaderElection(election_config).run() + try: + leaderelection.LeaderElection(election_config).run() + except Exception as e: + logger.error(f"Leader election failed: {e}") + _exit(1)
989-1013: Add type hints for better code maintainability.Consider adding type hints to the new functions for better code maintainability and IDE support.
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-def run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode(): +def run_on_kubernetes_ha_mode() -> None: config.load_incluster_config() # ... -def kubernetes_start(): +def kubernetes_start() -> None: logger.info(f'{pod_name} is leader') start() -def onstopped_leading(): +def onstopped_leading() -> None: logger.info(f'{pod_name} on stop leading, will exit 0') _exit(0)
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28-33: LGTM! Well-structured Kubernetes imports and configuration.The imports and global variables are correctly set up for Kubernetes leader election support. The pod name generation with UUID ensures uniqueness, and the namespace default aligns with Kubernetes conventions.
Also applies to: 91-95
1015-1031: LGTM! Fixed variable initialization order.The changes correctly address the undefined variables issue from the past review by moving argument parsing and variable initialization before their usage. The integration check for Kubernetes mode is properly implemented.
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986-1010: Consider making leader election timeouts configurable.The implementation looks good, but the lease duration, renew deadline, and retry period are hardcoded. Consider making these values configurable through environment variables to allow tuning based on specific deployment needs.
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- election_config = electionconfig.Config( - ConfigMapLock(lock_name, namespace, pod_name), - lease_duration=60, - renew_deadline=50, - retry_period=20, - onstarted_leading=kubernetes_start, - onstopped_leading=onstopped_leading - ) + election_config = electionconfig.Config( + ConfigMapLock(lock_name, namespace, pod_name), + lease_duration=int(getenv('LEADER_LEASE_DURATION', '60')), + renew_deadline=int(getenv('LEADER_RENEW_DEADLINE', '50')), + retry_period=int(getenv('LEADER_RETRY_PERIOD', '20')), + onstarted_leading=kubernetes_start, + onstopped_leading=onstopped_leading + )
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28-33: LGTM! Kubernetes imports and configuration variables are well-structured.The imports and global variables are correctly set up for Kubernetes leader election functionality.
Also applies to: 91-95
1012-1028: LGTM! Main block initialization is well-structured.The changes properly address the previous review comment about undefined variables and correctly handle the Kubernetes integration mode.
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50-50: Change to run.py looks good.Switching from
main.pytorun.pyreflects the updated Kubernetes HA-mode logic. This is consistent with the new scheduler script insrc/scheduler/run.py.
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| or not nginx_variables_path.exists() | ||
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37-42: Remove duplicate import for_exitandgetenv.Lines 42 and 10 both import
_exitandgetenv. This redefinition triggers a static analysis warning and can introduce confusion. Please remove or consolidate these imports to avoid overwriting or duplicating them.Proposed fix:
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448-1023: Consider splitting themain()function for improved maintainability.This large function includes extensive logic for scheduling, plugin updates, configuration generation, failover handling, and more. Breaking these responsibilities into smaller, dedicated functions (e.g., network config generation, plugin initialization, concurrency management) can improve readability, testability, and maintainability.
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30-31: Add validation for the namespace environment variable.The namespace value is used in leader election configuration but lacks validation. Empty or invalid namespace values could cause runtime errors.
-namespace = getenv("NAMESPACE", "default") +namespace = getenv("NAMESPACE", "default") +if not namespace: + logger.error("Invalid NAMESPACE value, must not be empty") + _exit(1)
55-62: Make leader election configuration values configurable.The timing values are hardcoded which reduces flexibility. Consider making them configurable via environment variables.
+lease_duration = int(getenv('LEASE_DURATION', '17')) +renew_deadline = int(getenv('RENEW_DEADLINE', '15')) +retry_period = int(getenv('RETRY_PERIOD', '5')) election_config = electionconfig.Config( ConfigMapLock(lock_name, namespace, pod_name), - lease_duration=17, - renew_deadline=15, - retry_period=5, + lease_duration=lease_duration, + renew_deadline=renew_deadline, + retry_period=retry_period, onstarted_leading=kubernetes_start, onstopped_leading=onstopped_leading )
79-94: LGTM!The start function correctly handles instance waiting, health checks, and event processing.
111-113: Improve exception handling.The bare except clause makes it difficult to debug specific issues and could mask important errors.
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Add error handling to the kubernetes_start callback.
The callback should handle exceptions to prevent leader election interruption.
def kubernetes_start():
- logger.info(f'{pod_name} is leader')
- controller = IngressController()
- start(controller=controller)
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+ 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())
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| def kubernetes_start(): | |
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| logger.error(f"Error in leader callback: {e}") | |
| logger.debug(format_exc()) | |
| raise # Re-raise to trigger leader election failover |
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| #csrf = CSRFProtect() | ||
| #csrf.init_app(app) |
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Serious Security Concern: Reintroduce CSRF Protection.
Commenting out CSRF enforcement opens the application to cross-site request forgery attacks, allowing malicious websites to send requests on behalf of authenticated users.
Below is a suggested fix to restore CSRF protection:
- #csrf = CSRFProtect()
- #csrf.init_app(app)
+ csrf = CSRFProtect()
+ csrf.init_app(app)📝 Committable suggestion
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| #csrf = CSRFProtect() | |
| #csrf.init_app(app) | |
| csrf = CSRFProtect() | |
| csrf.init_app(app) |
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