System overview

AlmaLinux Build System Web-Server (albs-web-server) is designed to control multiple Build System's processes like build, sign and release packages. Web-Server maintains the following functionality:

Creates, restarts and deletes builds;
Depending on a request, Web-Server assigns a build from the queue as a task for the Build Node, the Test System, the Sign Node. When the task is done, Web-Server gathers the result.
- Web-server receives a request from the Build Node, and if there is an idle (not started) task, it sends this task to the Build Node. It also works with failed and started statuses depending on a build result from the Build Node. After the build task is successfully completed, the Web Server schedules this task to the Test System.
- When testing the package is successfully completed, Web-Server sends it to the Sign Node and releases the signed package to production repositories.
Web-server allows maintaining platforms for builds - you can add a new platform with architectures. It also manages distributions, repositories and signing keys.
Authorization to the Web-server is via GitHub.
Web-Server has the Multilib support via beholder and noarch support to copy noarch packages throughout architectures.
Web-Server sync production repositories into Build System's Pulp.
Web-server works with gitea_listener, git_cacher and Pulp.

Mentioned tools and libraries are required for ALBS Web-Server to run in the current state:

PostgreSQL 13 - database
Pulp - artifacts storage (packages, repositories, distributions, etc.)
Redis - storage for source repositories info and frontend info cache
Nginx
Docker
Docker-compose
Python 3.9
FastAPI - REST API framework
SQLAlchemy - database ORM
Alembic - database schema migration tool;

Config

This config file is needed for the Web-Server to launch gitea-listener:

---
mqtt_queue_host: mosquitto
mqtt_queue_port: 1883
mqtt_queue_topic_unmodified: gitea-webhooks-unmodified
mqtt_queue_topic_modified: gitea-webhooks-modified
mqtt_queue_qos: 2
mqtt_client_id: albs_gitea_listener
mqtt_queue_username:
mqtt_queue_password:
mqtt_queue_clean_session: False
albs_jwt_token:
albs_address: http://web_server:8080

Running docker-compose

You can start the system using the Docker Compose tool.

Pre-requisites:

docker and docker-compose tools are installed and set up;

To start the system, run the following command: docker-compose up -d. To rebuild images after your local changes, just run docker-compose up -d --build.

In case you are building containers for the first time, there is how it should be done:

#!/bin/bash

set -e pipefail

mkdir -p ../volumes/pulp/settings

echo "CONTENT_ORIGIN='http://pulp'
ANSIBLE_API_HOSTNAME='http://pulp'
ANSIBLE_CONTENT_HOSTNAME='http://pulp/pulp/content'
TOKEN_AUTH_DISABLED=True" >> ../volumes/pulp/settings/settings.py

docker-compose up -d --build --force-recreate --remove-orphans
sleep 25
docker exec -it albs-web-server_pulp_1 bash -c 'pulpcore-manager reset-admin-password --password="admin"'

Scheduling tasks

Web-server works with multiple parts of the Build System. Web-server works with API requests that are divided by usage.

Build-node

POST /ping endpoint accepts the following payload:

{
  node_status: { 
    active_tasks: list # accepts a list of integer values;
  } 
}

POST /build_done endpoint accepts the following payload:

{
  build_done: {
    task_id: integer # accepts a integer value;
    status: string # accepts literal values that are 'done', 'failed', 'excluded';
    artifacts: {
     name: string # accepts a string value; 
     type: string # accepts literal values that are 'rpm', 'build_log';
     href: string # accepts a string value;
    }     
  }
}

GET /get_task endpoint accepts the following payload:

{
  request: {
     supported_arches: list # accepts a list of string values;
  }
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the platform:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  arch: string # accepts a string value;
  ref: {
    url: string # accepts a string value;
    git_ref: accepts an optional string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  }
  platform: {
    name: string # accepts a string value;
    type: string # accepts literal values that are 'rpm', 'deb';
    data: dictrionary # dictionary, where a key should be a string while a value could be of any type;
  }
  created_by: {
    name: string # accepts a string value;
    email: string # accepts a string value;
  }
  repositories: string # accepts a list of string values that are 'name' and 'url'; 
  linked_builds: accepts a list of integer values # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

Builds

POST / endpoint accepts the following payload:

{
  build: {
    platforms: { # check that a list has at least one item; 
      name: string # accepts a string value;
      arch_list: list # accepts a list of string values;
    }
    tasks: { # check that a list has at least one item; 
      url: string # accepts a string value;
      git_ref: accepts an optional string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    }
    linked_builds: accepts a list of integer values # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  }
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the platform:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  created_at: datetime # accepts date time like year,month, etc;
  tasks: {
    id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    ts: accepts date time timestamp like year, month, etc # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    status: integer # accepts an integer value;
    index: integer # accepts an integer value;
    arch: string #accepts a string value;
    platform: {
      id: integer # accepts an integer value;
      type: string # accepts a string value;
      name: string # accepts a string value;
      arch_list: list # accepts a list of string values;
    }
    ref: {
      url: string # accepts a string value;
      git_ref: accepts an optional string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    }
    artifacts: {
      id: integer # accepts an integer value;
      name: string # accepts a string value;
      type: string # accepts a string value;
      href: string # accepts a string value;
    }
  } 
  user: {
    id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    username: string # accepts a string value;
    email: string # accepts a string value;
  }
  linked_builds: accepts a list of integer values # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

GET / this endpoint has a response model that returns one of the options. It can return a list of platforms:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  created_at: datetime # accepts date time like year, month, etc;
  tasks: {
     id: integer # accepts a integer value;
     ts: accepts date time timestamp like year, month, etc # it's an optional value that allows to be absent;
     status: integer # accepts an integer value;
     index: integer # accepts an integer value;
     arch: string # accepts a string value;
     platform: {
       id: integer # accepts an integer value;
       type: string # accepts a string value;
       name: string # accepts a string value
       arch_list: list # accepts a list of a string values;
     }
     ref: {
       url: string # accepts a string value;
       git_ref: optional string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
     }
     artifacts: {
       id: integer # accepts an integer value;
       name: string # accepts a string value;
       type: string # accepts a string value;
       href: string # accepts a string value;
     }
  }
  user: {
     id: integer # accepts an integer value;
     username: string # accepts a string value;
     email: string # accepts a string value;
  }
  linked_builds: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

or it can return the following information about the platform:

{
  builds: {
    id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    created_at: datetime # accepts date time like year, month, etc;
    tasks: {
      id: integer # accepts an integer value;
      ts: datetime timestamp like year, month, etc # it's an optional value that allows to be absent;
      status: integer # accepts an integer value;
      index: integer # accepts an integer value;
      arch: string # accepts a string value;
      platform: {
        id: integer # accepts an integer value;
        type: string # accepts a string value;
        name: string # accepts a string value
        arch_list: list # accepts a list of string values;
      }
     ref: {
       url: string # accepts a string value;
       git_ref: optional string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
     }
     artifacts: {
       id: integer # accepts an integer value;
       name: string # accepts a string value;
       type: string # accepts a string value;
       href: string # accepts a string value;
     }
   }
    user: {
      id: integer # accepts an integer value;
      username: string # accepts a string value;
      email: string # accepts a string value;
    }
    linked_builds: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  }
  total_builds: optional integer value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  current_page: optional integer value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

GET /{build_id}/ endpoint accepts an integer value build_id . This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the platform:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  created_at: datetime # accepts date time like year, month, etc;
  tasks: {
     id: integer # accepts an integer value;
     ts: date time timestamp like year, month, etc # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
     status: integer # accepts an integer value;
     index: integer # accepts an integer value;
     arch: string # accepts a string value;
     platform: {
       id: integer # acceptrs an integer value;
       type: string # accepts a string value;
       name: string # accepts a string value
       arch_list: list # accepts a list of string values;
     }
     ref: {
       url: string # accepts string value;
       git_ref: optional string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
     }
     artifacts: {
       id: integer # accepts an integer value;
       name: string # accepts a string value;
       type: string # accepts a string value;
       href: string # accepts a string value;
     }
  }
  user: {
     id: integer # accepts an integer value;
     username: string # accepts a string value;
     email: string # accepts a string value;
  }
  linked_builds: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

PATCH /{build_id}/restart-failed endpoint accepts an integer value build_id. This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the platform:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  created_at: datetime # accepts date time like year, month, etc;
  tasks: {
     id: integer # accepts an integer value;
     ts: date time timestamp like year, month, etc # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
     status: integer # accepts an integer value;
     index: integer # accepts an integer value;
     arch: string # accepts a string value;
     platform: {
       id: integer # acceptrs an integer value;
       type: string # accepts a string value;
       name: string # accepts a string value
       arch_list: list # accepts a list of string values;
     }
     ref: {
       url: string # accepts string value;
       git_ref: optional string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
     }
     artifacts: {
       id: integer # accepts an integer value;
       name: string # accepts a string value;
       type: string # accepts a string value;
       href: string # accepts a string value;
     }
  }
  user: {
     id: integer # accepts an integer value;
     username: string # accepts a string value;
     email: string # accepts a string value;
  }
  linked_builds: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

DELETE /{build_id}/remove endpoint accepts an integer value build_id. This endpoint returns the '204' status code.

Distributions

POST / accepts the following payload:

{
  distribution: {
    name: string # accepts a string value;
    platforms: list # accepts a list of a string values; 
 }
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the platform:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  name: string # accepts a string value;
}

POST /add/{build_id}/{distribution}/ endpoint accepts a string distribution value and an integer build_id value. This endpoint has a response model that returns a dictionary, where the key should be a string while the value could be of boolean type.

POST /remove/{build_id}/{distribution}/ endpoint accepts a string distribution value and an integer build_id value. This endpoint has a response model that returns a dictionary, where the key should be a string while the value could be of boolean type.

GET / endpoint has a response model that returns the list of platforms:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  name: string # accepts a string value;
}

Platforms

POST / endpoint accepts the following payload:

{
  name: string # accepts a string value;
  type: literal # accepts literal values that are 'rpm', 'deb';
  distr_type: string # accepts a string value;
  distr_version: string # accepts a string value;
  test_dist_name: string # accepts a string value
  arch_list: list # accepts a list of a string values; 
  repos: {
    name: string # aceppts a string value;
    arch: string # accepts a string value;
    url: string # accepts a string value;
    type: string # accepts a string value;
  }
  data: dictionary # dictionary with a key should be a string while a value could be any type.
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the platform:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  name: string # accepts a string value;
  arch_list: list # accepts list of a string values;
}

PUT / endpoint accepts the following payload:

{
  name: strint # accepts a string value;
  type: literal value that is 'rpm' or 'deb' # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  distr_type: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  distr_version: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  arch_list: list of string values # it's an optional value that allows bein absent;
  repos: { # this is optional and allows being absent; 
    name: string # accepts a string value;
    arch: string # accepts a string value;
    url: string # accepts a string value;
    type: string # accepts a string value;
  }
  data: dictionary, where a key should be a string while a value could be of any type # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the platform:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  name: string # accepts a string value;
  arch_list: list # accepts a list of string values;
}

GET / endpoint has a response model that returns a list of platforms:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  name: string # accepts a string value;
  arch_list: list # accepts a list of string values;
}

PATCH /{platform_id}/add-repositories endpoint has a response model that returns information about the platform:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  name: string # accepts a string value;
  arch_list: list # accepts a list of string values;
}

PATCH /{platform_id}/remove-repositories endpoint has a response model that returns information about the platform:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  name: string # accepts a string value;
  arch_list: list # accepts a list of string values;
}

Projects

GET /alma has a response model that returns a list of projects:

{
  name: string # accepts a string value;
  clone_url: string # accepts a string value;
  tags: list # accepts a list of string values; 
  branches: list # accepts a list of string values;
}

GET /alma/modularity endpoint has a response model that returns a list of projects:

{
  name: string # accepts a string value;
  clone_url: string # accepts a string value;
  tags: list # accepts a list of string values; 
  branches: list # accepts a list of string values;
}

Releases

GET / has a response model that returns a list of releases:

{   id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    status: integer # accepts an integer value;
    build_ids: list # accepts a list of integer values;
    plan: dictionary, where the key should be a string while value can be of any type # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    created_by: {
        id: integer # accepts an integer value;
        username: string # accepts a string value;
        email: string # accepts a string value;
    }
}

POST /new/ endpoint accepts the following payload:

{
  builds: list # accepts a list of integer values;
  platform_id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  reference_platform_id: integer # accepts an integer value;
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the release:

{   id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    status: integer # accepts an integer value;
    build_ids: list # accepts a list of integer values;
    plan: dictionary, where the key should be a string while value can be of any type # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    created_by: {
        id: integer # accepts an integer value;
        username: string # accepts a string value;
        email: string # accepts a string value;
    }
}

PUT /{release_id}/ endpoint accepts an integer value release_id and the following payload:

{
  builds: optional list value # accepts a list of integer values;
  plan:  dictionary, where the key should be a string while value can be of any type # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the release:

{   id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    status: integer # accepts an integer value;
    build_ids: list # accepts a list of integer values;
    plan: dictionary, where the key should be a string while value can be of any type # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    created_by: {
        id: integer # accepts an integer value;
        username: string # accepts a string value;
        email: string # accepts a string value;
    }
}

POST /{release_id}/commit/ endpoint accepts an integer value release_id. This endpoint has a response model that returns the result of the release commit:

{
  release: {
    id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    status: integer # accepts an integer value;
    build_ids: list # accepts a list of integer values;
    plan: dictionary, where key should be a string while value can be of any type # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    created_by: {
        id: integer # accepts an integer value;
        username: string # accepts a string value;
        email: string # accepts a string value;
    }
}
  message: string # accepts a string value;
}

Repositories

GET / endpoint has a response model that returns a list of repositories:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  name: string # accepts a string value;
  arch: string # accepts a string value;
  url: string # accepts a string  value;
  type: string # accepts a string value;
  debug: optional boolean value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  production: optional boolean value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  pulp_href: optional boolean value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

GET /{repository_id}/ endpoint accepts an integer value repository_id. This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the repository or 'None':

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  name: string # accepts a string value;
  arch: string # accepts a string value;
  url: string # accepts a string  value;
  type: string # accepts a string value;
  debug: optional boolean value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  production: optional boolean value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  pulp_href: optional boolean value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

Sign key

GET / endpoint has a response model that returns a list of sign keys:

{
    id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    name: string # accepts a string value;
    description: string # accepts a string value;
    keyid: string # accepts a string value;
    public_url: string # accepts a string value;
    inserted: datetime # accepts date time like year, month, etc;
}

POST /new/ endpoint accepts the following payload:

{
    name: string # accepts a string value;
    description: string # accepts a string value;
    keyid: string # accepts a string value;
    fingerprint: string # accepts a string value;
    public_url: string # accepts a string value;
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the sign key:

{
    id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    name: string # accepts a string value;
    description: string # accepts a string value;
    keyid: string # accepts a string value;
    public_url: string # accepts a string value;
    inserted: datetime # accepts date time like year, month, etc;
}

PUT /{sign_key_id/ endpoint accepts an integer value sign_key_id and the following payload:

{
    name: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    description: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    keyid: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    fingerprint: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    public_url: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the sign key:

{
    id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    name: string # accepts a string value;
    description: string # accepts a string value;
    keyid: string # accepts a string value;
    public_url: string # accepts a string value;
    inserted: datetime # accepts date time like year, month, etc;
}

Sign task

GET / endpoint accepts an integer value build_id. This endpoint has a response model that returns the list of sign tasks:

{
    id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    build_id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    sign_key: {
        id: integer # accepts an integer value;
        name: string # accepts a string value;
        description: string # accepts a string value;
        keyid: string # accepts a string value;
        public_url: string # accepts a string value;
        inserted: datetime # accepts date time like year, month, etc;
    }
    status: integer # accepts an integer value;
    error_message: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    log_href: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

POST / endpoint accepts the following payload:

{
    build_id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    sign_key_id: integer # accepts an integer value;
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns the sign task:

{
    id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    build_id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    sign_key: {
        id: integer # accepts an integer value;
        name: string # accepts a string value;
        description: string # accepts a string value;
        keyid: string # accepts a string value;
        public_url: string # accepts a string value;
        inserted: datetime # accepts date time like year, month, etc;
    }
    status: integer # accepts an integer value;
    error_message: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    log_href: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
}

POST /get_sign_task/ endpoint accepts the following payload:

{
    key_ids: string # accepts a list of string values;
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns a union of a dictionary with key and value of any type, and the information about available sign tasks:

{
    id: integer value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    build_id: integer value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    keyid: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    packages: {
        key_ids: a list of string values # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    }
}

POST /{sign_task_id}/complete/ endpoint accepts an integer value sign_task_id and the following payload:

{
    build_id: integer # accepts an ingeter valut 
    success:  boolean # accepts a boolean value;
    error_message: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    log_href: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    packages: {
        key_ids: a list of string values # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
    }
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the completed task:

{
    success: boolean # accepts a boolean value;
}

Tests

POST /{test_task_id}/result/ endpoint accepts an integer test_task_id value and the following payload:

{
  result: {
    api_version: string # accepts a string value;
    result: dictionary # a dictionary where key and value are of any type;
  }
}

PUT /build/{build_id}/restart endpoint accepts an integer build_id value.

PUT /build_task/{build_task_id}/restart endpoint accepts an integer build_task_id value.

GET /{build_task_id}/latest endpoint accepts an integer build_task_id value. This endpoint has a response model that returns a list of platforms:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  package_name: string # accepts a string value;
  package_version: string # accepts a string value;
  package_release: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  status: integer # accepts an integer value;
  revision: integer # accepts an integer value;
  alts_response: dictionary # a dictionary where key and value are of any type;
}

GET /{build_task_id}/{revision} endpoint accepts an integer build_task_id value and an integer revision value. This endpoint has a response model that returns a list of platforms:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  package_name: string # accepts a string value;
  package_version: string # accepts a string value;
  package_release: string value # it's an optional value that allows being absent;
  status: integer # accepts an integer value;
  revision: integer # accepts an integer value;
  alts_response: dictionary # a dictionary where key and value are of any type;
}

Users

POST /login/github endpoint accepts the following payload:

{
  user: {
    code: string # accepts a string value;
  }
}

This endpoint has a response model that returns information about the platform:

{
  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  username: string # accepts a string value;
  email: string # accepts a string value;
  jwt_token: string # accepts a string value;
}

GET / endpoint has a response model that returns information about the platform:

  id: integer # accepts an integer value;
  username: string # accepts a string value;
  email: string # accepts a string value;

GET /all_user endpoint has a response model that returns information about users:

{
    id: integer # accepts an integer value;
    username: string # accepts a string value;
    email: string # accepts a string value;
}

Reporting issues

All issues should be reported to the Build System project.

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