Disaster recovery feature via mongodb replica set #1311
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tools/mongodb/admin-tool/Makefile (1)
1-10: Ensure environment variable defaults are secure and robust.The Makefile uses several environment variables with default values. These defaults are crucial for ensuring that the build process is predictable and stable across different environments.
tools/mongodb/standby-tool/Makefile (1)
1-10: Review environment variable defaults for robustness.Similar to the admin tool, ensure that the environment variable defaults are appropriate and secure for the standby tool.
charts/plgd-hub/templates/mongodb-standby-tool/_helpers.tpl (7)
2-13: Ensure consistent naming conventions and manage overrides effectivelyThe template
plgd-hub.mongodb-standby-tool.fullnamehandles naming with potential overrides. It effectively manages different naming scenarios based on whether afullnameOverrideornameOverrideis provided, and concatenates names based on the release name and chart name, ensuring Kubernetes naming conventions (max 63 characters, no trailing hyphens). This is a crucial configuration for Kubernetes resource management and should be maintained carefully to avoid naming conflicts.
15-19: Good use of Kubernetes labels for selector configurationThis segment defines Kubernetes selector labels for the MongoDB standby tool, ensuring that the labels are consistent and correctly reference the configuration name. This is important for Kubernetes' ability to correctly identify and group related resources.
21-26: Dynamic image naming ensures flexibility and maintainabilityThe template dynamically constructs the Docker image name using registry, repository, and tag values from configurations, providing flexibility and maintainability for image deployments. This approach allows easy updates to image versions or registries without hardcoding values, which is a best practice in Kubernetes configurations.
28-35: Conditional logic for certificate creation might need clarificationThe
plgd-hub.mongodb-standby-tool.createCertByCmtemplate uses a conditional to determine whether to create a certificate by config map based on the TLS configuration. It might be beneficial to add comments explaining under what conditions certificates are expected to be created, as this can be a critical security configuration.+ # Add comments to explain when certificates are created by config map
37-40: Template for configuration name is well-definedThis template generates a configuration name for the MongoDB standby tool, ensuring it is unique and follows naming conventions. This is crucial for identifying specific configurations in a potentially complex Kubernetes environment.
42-44: Consistent naming for job certificatesThe
plgd-hub.mongodb-standby-tool.jobCertNametemplate consistently names the job certificates, which is important for managing TLS configurations and ensuring that the correct certificates are used in the appropriate contexts.
46-52: Conditional enabling of MongoDB standby tool is well-handledThe template handles the conditional enabling of the MongoDB standby tool based on multiple conditions (MongoDB enabled, standby tool enabled, and members specified). This is a good use of Helm's templating capabilities to manage feature flags and deployment configurations dynamically.
.github/workflows/build-publish.yaml (1)
112-117: Addition of MongoDB tools to the build and publish workflowThe new entries for
mongodb-standby-toolandmongodb-admin-toolin the workflow matrix ensure that these tools are built and published alongside other components. This integration is crucial for automating the build and deployment processes, ensuring that these tools are always up-to-date and available.tools/mongodb/admin-tool/main.go (4)
21-45: Comprehensive argument parsing for MongoDB admin toolThe
parseArgsfunction is well-structured and covers all necessary parameters, including TLS configurations and MongoDB URI. This thorough approach ensures that the tool can be flexibly configured via command-line arguments, which is essential for different deployment environments.
54-83: Robust error handling in command parsingThe
parseEvalCommandfunction includes detailed error handling to ensure that the MongoDB admin commands are correctly formatted. This robust error checking is critical to prevent runtime errors during the evaluation of MongoDB commands.
85-110: Secure TLS configuration setupThe
prepareClientOptsfunction correctly sets up TLS configurations based on provided arguments, including loading certificates and setting up the CA pool. This is crucial for ensuring secure connections to MongoDB, especially in production environments.
112-161: Effective MongoDB connection and command executionThe
runfunction effectively manages the MongoDB connection, executes commands, and handles errors appropriately. It also ensures that results are correctly encoded and printed, providing a comprehensive approach to running MongoDB admin tasks.charts/plgd-hub/templates/_helpers.tpl (12)
5-5: Ensure name template handles special characters correctlyThe modification in the
plgd-hub.nametemplate to replace+with_innameOverrideensures that the names are DNS compliant, which is crucial for Kubernetes resource management. This change prevents potential issues with resource identification and management within Kubernetes.
80-96: Enhanced certificate configuration templateThe new
plgd-hub.certificateConfigWithExtraCAPooltemplate adds flexibility for managing certificates with an extra CA pool, which is crucial for environments requiring additional certificate authorities for enhanced security.
109-114: Internal certificate configurationThe
plgd-hub.internalCertificateConfigtemplate extends the base certificate configuration to include internal-specific settings, providing a tailored approach to certificate management for internal components.
116-121: CoAP-specific certificate configurationThe
plgd-hub.coapCertificateConfigtemplate specifically addresses certificate configurations for CoAP gateways, ensuring that these components have the appropriate security settings, which is crucial for secure IoT communications.
123-128: Storage-specific certificate configurationThe
plgd-hub.storageCertificateConfigtemplate provides a focused approach to managing certificates for storage components, ensuring that data storage and retrieval operations are securely managed.
130-130: Refined base certificate configurationThe updates to the
plgd-hub.certificateConfigtemplate to include logic forcaPoolandextraCAPoolprovide a more robust and flexible approach to managing certificates, ensuring compatibility with various security requirements.
151-156: Authorization-specific certificate configurationThe
plgd-hub.authorizationCaCertificateConfigtemplate extends the certificate configuration to include settings specific to authorization components, ensuring that these critical security features are appropriately configured.
447-455: Dynamic replica configuration based on global settingsThe
plgd-hub.replicastemplate dynamically configures the number of replicas based on global standby settings, providing a flexible approach to scaling and resource management based on operational requirements.
457-464: Conditional configuration for extra CA poolsThe
plgd-hub.extraCAPoolAuthorizationEnabledtemplate provides a conditional configuration for enabling extra CA pools specifically for authorization, adding an additional layer of security customization based on deployment needs.
466-473: Internal components extra CA pool configurationThe
plgd-hub.extraCAPoolInternalEnabledtemplate allows for the conditional inclusion of an extra CA pool for internal components, enhancing the security configuration flexibility for different parts of the system.
475-482: Storage components extra CA pool configurationThe
plgd-hub.extraCAPoolStorageEnabledtemplate enables the conditional inclusion of an extra CA pool for storage components, ensuring that data storage security can be enhanced as needed.
484-491: CoAP components extra CA pool configurationThe
plgd-hub.extraCAPoolCoapEnabledtemplate allows for the conditional inclusion of an extra CA pool specifically for CoAP components, providing targeted security enhancements for IoT communication gateways.tools/mongodb/standby-tool/main.go (2)
88-139: Check for potential data races and optimize context usage.The main function initializes several components that could potentially be accessed concurrently. Ensure that there are no data races, especially with the
certClientandfileWatcher. Also, consider reusing the same context instead of creating a new one for each operation to reduce overhead.
665-684: Ensure atomicity inreconfigureRSmethod.The
reconfigureRSmethod modifies the replica set configuration. It's crucial to ensure the operation's atomicity and handle potential interruptions or errors gracefully.
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1-33: Review and approve the Dockerfile structure and logic.The structure of the Dockerfile, including the multi-stage build and the separation of concerns between stages, is well-planned and implemented. Ensure that all ARGs and environment variables are used securely and appropriately throughout the build.
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28-36: Approve Docker image building and pushing logic.The logic to build and push Docker images appears correct and follows standard practices. However, ensure that the Docker repository and tags are appropriately managed in your CI/CD pipelines to avoid conflicts and overwrites.
2-10: Validate environment variable defaults and ensure consistency in naming conventions.Ensure that the default values for environment variables like
LATEST_TAG,VERSION_TAG, and others are appropriately set and consistent across your Makefiles. This helps maintain uniformity and predictability in your builds.Verification successful
Environment variable defaults are consistent across Makefiles.
The environment variables such as
LATEST_TAG,VERSION_TAG,GOPATH,BUILD_COMMIT_DATE,BUILD_SHORT_COMMIT,BUILD_DATE, andBUILD_VERSIONare consistently defined across different Makefiles, maintaining uniformity and predictability in builds.
- Consistent definitions observed in:
certificate-authority/Makefilecloud2cloud-gateway/Makefilebundle/Makefilecoap-gateway/Makefileidentity-store/Makefilecloud2cloud-connector/Makefileresource-directory/Makefilehttp-gateway/Makefiletools/cert-tool/Makefiletools/mongodb/standby-tool/Makefiletools/mongodb/admin-tool/Makefileresource-aggregate/Makefilegrpc-gateway/MakefileScripts executed
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tools/mongodb/standby-tool/Makefile (4)
2-10: Validate environment variable defaults and ensure consistency in naming conventions.As previously noted, ensure that the default values for environment variables like
LATEST_TAG,VERSION_TAG, and others are appropriately set and consistent across your Makefiles. This helps maintain uniformity and predictability in your builds.
14-26: Ensure Docker build process is optimized and secure.As with the admin-tool, verify the security and efficiency of the Docker build process here. Consider the same improvements suggested previously.
28-36: Approve Docker image building and pushing logic.The logic to build and push Docker images here mirrors that of the admin-tool and follows standard practices.
37-40: Consider adding actual implementation forproto/generate.Ensure that the
proto/generatetarget has its corresponding logic implemented, as noted in the admin-tool review.tools/mongodb/admin-tool/Dockerfile (2)
9-9: Pin package versions in apk commands to ensure reproducibility and security.As in the standby-tool Dockerfile, ensure that package versions in
apk addcommands are pinned to prevent unexpected changes in dependencies and enhance security.Also applies to: 25-25, 28-28
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40-43: New template for client certificate names is well-defined.The addition of the
plgd-hub.coapgateway.clientCertNametemplate is well-implemented. It uses existing patterns and maintains consistency with other naming conventions in the project.charts/plgd-hub/templates/mongodb-standby-tool/_helpers.tpl (7)
2-13: New template for MongoDB standby tool fullname generationThis template handles the generation of a full name for the MongoDB standby tool. It accounts for overrides and integration with the release name. The logic to handle truncation and suffix removal is correctly implemented.
15-19: New selector labels for MongoDB standby toolThe selector labels defined here are crucial for Kubernetes deployments to ensure that the correct resources are associated with the MongoDB standby tool. The use of
includefor the config name is a good practice, ensuring modularity.
21-26: Template for image configuration of MongoDB standby toolThis template correctly constructs the Docker image name using registry, repository, and tag information from the Helm values. It handles defaults properly and converts the app version to a string when necessary.
28-35: Conditional logic for certificate creation by ConfigMapThis template provides a mechanism to decide whether to create a certificate by ConfigMap based on the TLS configuration. The approach of using a simple conditional check (
if $serviceTls) is straightforward and effective.
37-40: Configuration name generation for MongoDB standby toolThis template generates a configuration name for the MongoDB standby tool, which is essential for identifying related Kubernetes resources. The use of the
includefunction to reuse the fullname template is a good practice that enhances maintainability.
42-44: Job certificate name generation for MongoDB standby toolThis template simplifies the generation of a certificate name for jobs related to the MongoDB standby tool. The hardcoded certificate name "mongodb-cm-crt" is consistent and clear.
46-52: Conditional enabling of MongoDB standby toolThis template uses a complex condition to determine if the MongoDB standby tool should be enabled. It checks multiple conditions related to MongoDB configuration and the standby tool's specific settings. The use of the
printffunction to return a boolean string is appropriate here..github/workflows/build-publish.yaml (1)
112-117: Addition of MongoDB tools to the build-and-publish jobThe new job configurations for the MongoDB standby and admin tools are correctly set up with appropriate directories and Dockerfile paths. This ensures that the Docker images for these tools are built and published correctly.
tools/mongodb/admin-tool/main.go (6)
21-29: Definition of MongoArgs structThe
MongoArgsstruct is well-defined with appropriate fields for managing MongoDB connection and command execution settings, including TLS configuration and direct connection flags.
31-45: Argument parsing functionThe
parseArgsfunction correctly initializes and parses command-line arguments into theMongoArgsstruct. The use offlagpackage functions is appropriate, and the function structure is clear and concise.
47-52: JSON keys formatting functionThis function modifies JSON strings to ensure keys are quoted correctly, which is crucial for BSON parsing. The use of regular expressions here is efficient for the expected input format.
54-83: Command parsing and error handling in MongoDB toolThe
parseEvalCommandfunction robustly handles the parsing of MongoDB admin commands from input strings. Error handling is comprehensive, providing clear error messages for different failure scenarios.
85-109: MongoDB client options preparation with TLS configurationThis function prepares MongoDB client options, handling both TLS and non-TLS configurations. The error handling and conditional logic are correctly implemented to ensure secure connections.
112-161: Main runtime logic for MongoDB admin toolThe
runfunction orchestrates the MongoDB connection and command execution process. It includes comprehensive error handling and resource management, such as connection cleanup and context handling.charts/plgd-hub/templates/_helpers.tpl (5)
5-5: Update to plgd-hub.name templateThe modification to replace "+" with "_" in the name template is a small but important change for ensuring Kubernetes resource names are DNS compliant.
80-96: New template for certificate configuration with extra CA poolThis new template
plgd-hub.certificateConfigWithExtraCAPooladds flexibility in handling certificates with an extra CA pool. It correctly uses conditional logic to determine the CA pool configuration based on Helm values.
109-114: Introduction of various certificate configuration templatesThese templates (
plgd-hub.internalCertificateConfig,plgd-hub.coapCertificateConfig,plgd-hub.storageCertificateConfig,plgd-hub.authorizationCaCertificateConfig) enhance the modularity and reusability of certificate configurations across different components of the plgd-hub. They correctly include the newplgd-hub.certificateConfigWithExtraCAPooltemplate for extended functionality.Also applies to: 116-121, 123-128, 151-156
447-455: Template for handling replicas based on global standby configurationThe
plgd-hub.replicastemplate correctly uses a conditional check to set the number of replicas to 0 if a global standby is enabled, providing a clear mechanism to manage scaling in standby scenarios.
457-464: Conditional templates for extra CA pool managementThese templates (
plgd-hub.extraCAPoolAuthorizationEnabled,plgd-hub.extraCAPoolInternalEnabled,plgd-hub.extraCAPoolStorageEnabled,plgd-hub.extraCAPoolCoapEnabled) provide conditional logic to enable or disable extra CA pools based on global configurations. The use of theresolveTemplateStringfunction adds a layer of dynamic configuration based on Helm values.Also applies to: 466-472, 475-481, 484-490
tools/mongodb/standby-tool/main.go (2)
20-23: Struct Definitions: Ensure Consistency and CorrectnessThe struct definitions for
StandbyConfig,SecondaryConfig,ReplicaSetConfig,TLSConfig, andConfigare well-defined with appropriate YAML tags. Ensure that these tags are consistent with the YAML configuration files used in the project.Also applies to: 25-29, 31-36, 38-41, 43-55
287-305: MongoDB Connection Handling: Security and PerformanceThe
connectMongofunction correctly sets up MongoDB client options, including TLS configuration. Ensure that the TLS settings are securely configured and that the MongoDB server's certificate is properly validated.Verification successful
MongoDB Connection Handling: Security and Performance
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connectMongofunction correctly sets up MongoDB client options, including TLS configuration. TheGetTLSConfigmethod incertManagerreturns the server's TLS configuration, which ensures that the MongoDB server's certificate is properly validated. This confirms that the TLS settings are securely configured.
- Implementation of
GetTLSConfigmethod:
./pkg/security/certManager/server/certManager.go:func (c *CertManager) GetTLSConfig() *tls.Config { return c.c.GetServerTLSConfig() }./pkg/security/certManager/client/certManager.go:func (c *CertManager) GetTLSConfig() *tls.Config { return c.c.GetClientTLSConfig() }These methods ensure that the returned
tls.Configis used to validate the MongoDB server's certificate, enhancing security.
- TLS Configuration References:
- The search results indicate multiple references to TLS configurations across the codebase, ensuring a consistent and secure setup.
Thus, the TLS settings for MongoDB connections are securely configured, and the MongoDB server's certificate is properly validated.
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35-52: Review ofSecondaryConfigValidation.Validation checks for non-negative values in
SecondaryConfigwhich is crucial for votes and priority settings. This is well-implemented and follows good practices.
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Description
The primary and standby cluster MongoDB members are in the same MongoDB replica set. The standby cluster members are configured as hidden, delayed, and with zero priority. When the primary cluster goes down, the standby cluster MongoDB members are promoted to standby state—one of them will become primary by administrator. After the primary is back online, the primary cluster members will be demoted to hidden. For switching back, the primary cluster members will be promoted to secondary MongoDB members and standby cluster members will be demoted.
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