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Tag Koji build with correct tag which is triggered by message bus

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Message tagging service is a microservice to tag build with proper tags, which is triggered by specific message from a message bus. Currently, service supports to tag module build according to a module build state change event.

This service works with Python 3.6 and 3.7.

Workflow

This is the service workflow, for example of a module build.

  • Listen on message bus (that is fedmsg in Fedora) and waiting for module build state change event. Only ready state is handled.

  • Service consult to predefined rule definitions to check if that module build matches any rule.

  • If one or more rules are matched, tag the module build with tags defined in matched rules.

  • Send message to message bus to announce a module build is tagged with specific tags.

Rule Definition

Rule definition is documented in a Modularity document

For detailed information on how the rules are matched, please refer to paragraph in that document.

Configuration

There are two type of configurations.

  • fedmsg.d/mts.py: including MTS-specific configs for fedmsg hub. mts.py enables defined consumer and configures to connect UMB accordingly. Refer to section Environment Variables to learn how to enable stomp protocol to connect other message bus other than the fedmsg.

  • conf/config.py: including configs for service.

    • BaseConfiguration provides default options which could be reused for running in production.

    • DevConfiguration contains anything for running in development mode.

    • TestConfiguration contains any config for test purpose.

  • Koji login authentication method. It defaults to Kerberos, which is set in default koji profile. It could be changed to other authtype, for example ssl. Please note that cert has to be set as well for ssl.

Messaging

Events

build.tag.requested

Message is sent when a tagBuild task is requested in Koji. An example message:

{
  "build": {
    "id": id,
    "name": name,
    "stream": stream,
    "version": version,
    "context": context,
  },
  "nvr": N-V-R,
  "destination_tags": [
    {"tag": name_1, "task_id": 1},
    {"tag": name_2, "task_id": 2},
    ...
  ]
}

where, destination_tags is a list of mappings each of them contains the tag to apply and corresponding task ID returned from Koji.

build.tag.unmatched

Message is sent if a module build does not match any predefined rules. An example message:

{
  "build": {
    "id": id,
    "name": name,
    "stream": stream,
    "version": version,
    "context": context,
  },
}

The message simply contains the module build information.

Topic Prefix

For Fedora, messages are sent to topics with prefix org.fedoraproject.prod, e.g. org.fedoraproject.prod.mts.build.tag.requested.

For internal, the prefix is VirtualTopic.eng.mts, e.g. VirtualTopic.eng.mts.build.tag.requested.

Environment Variables

MTS_DRY_RUN

Dry run mode. Currently, no build is tagged actually in dry run mode. No particular is required. Just define MTS_DRY_RUN in environment variables.

MTS_DEV

Switch service to run in development mode as long as MTS_DEV is defined.

MTS_USE_STOMP

Make service run with internal infrastructure. No particular value is required. Just define MTS_USE_STOMP in environment variables.

MTS_STOMP_URI

A comma-separated string of UMB broker URIs. For example:

'messaging-broker01.dev1.example.com,messaging-broker02.dev2.example.com'

MTS_STOMP_CRT

An absolute path to certificate file.

MTS_STOMP_KEY

An absolute path to private key file.

Both of the certificate file and this private key file are required to connect to internal UMB brokers.

Contribution

Report issue at https://github.com/fedora-modularity/message-tagging-service/issues.

Before making a pull request, ensure the changes do not break anything and are covered by tests. Run tests:

tox

Change Logs

0.5 (2019-04-15)

  • Change metric name to be in sync with other services (Filip Valder)

  • Reduce the number of tries to match rules (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Match module build by build state (Chenxiong Qi)

0.4.1 (2019-04-01)

  • Ignore https verify while downloading ca cert (Chenxiong Qi)

0.4 (2019-03-30)

  • Adjust gunicorn command line options (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Increase the number of workers to run the web app (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Set gunicorn log level to debug (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Test image build and container in Travis-CI (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Refactor Dockerfile (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Add missing deps to Dockerfile (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Add missing to break dnf-install command properly in Dockerfile (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Expose metrics endpoint for monitoring (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Add container badge in README (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Include failed tagBuild task request in build.tag.requested message (Chenxiong Qi)

0.3 (2019-02-20)

  • Refine event topics (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Fix badges in README (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Better log when module build in init state (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Use known good version of moksha-hub (Luiz Carvalho)

  • Tag -devel CG Koji build (Luiz Carvalho)

  • Handle multiple tags for single rule (Luiz Carvalho)

  • Refine code for the first match wins (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Use dedent in tests when mocking modulemd data (Luiz Carvalho)

  • Only allow a single rule match (Luiz Carvalho)

  • Make docker/install-ca.sh executable (mprahl)

  • Add missing docker/install-ca.sh (mprahl)

  • Add back the volumes for improved UX in OpenShift (mprahl)

  • Connect over http when using the rcm-tools repo since the CA isn’t trusted (mprahl)

  • Fix a comment in the Jenkinsfile (mprahl)

  • Add a Jenkins job to build container images and push them to quay.io (mprahl)

  • Install rhmsg in the container image (mprahl)

  • Add the ability to install a custom CA in the container image (mprahl)

  • Set the default container user to 1001 to mimic OpenShift (mprahl)

  • Add additional DNF arguments to make the container image slightly smaller (mprahl)

  • Remove the volumes in the Dockerfile that MTS doesn’t write to (mprahl)

  • Don’t rely on default fedmsg configuration files in the container image (mprahl)

  • Add Dockerfile for building prod image (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Allow set None to a config (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Refine configuration section in README (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Fix consumer_topics in config (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Install MTS and fedmsg.d config files (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Fix grammar issues in README (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Support multiple authtype to login a Koji session (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Refactor fedmsg.d config (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Convert README to RST format (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Login koji session by calling koji_cli.lib.activate_session (Chenxiong Qi)

  • Config update and reset methods. Extending tests for Config (Valerij Maljulin)

  • Merge __getattr__ with __getitem__ in Config class (Valerij Maljulin)

  • Adding support for profile parameter (Valerij Maljulin)

  • Base class for configuration profiles (Valerij Maljulin)

0.2 (2019-01-22)

  • Add missing files to tarball generated by sdist

0.1 (2019-01-21)

  • First release that MTS is able to handle specific message to tag build.

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