OC-926: Make ECS task run incremental ARI import

[finlay-jisc]

The purpose of this PR was to alter the existing proof-of-concept ECS task to run the ARI import process. This involved:

• Changing the naming of various things in the terraform code to reflect the purpose of the ECS task (from "hello world").
• Add a compose file and command script so that the task container can be run locally.
• Allow the report format of the ARI import job to be set via an arg when the script is run.

Tested on int environment by manually changing an ARI publication's title, then running the task via its API endpoint and confirming that the script ran, updated the title back to how it should be, and reported the results appropriately.

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Acceptance Criteria:

The ECS task runs an incremental ARI import successfully.

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Checklist:

• Local manual testing conducted
• Automated tests added
• Documentation updated

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Tests:

E2E

API

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Screenshots:

UpdatedAt field is changed in the DB at the point the script was run and corrected the publication title.

Canonical DOI of publication is updated by the script after updating the publication title.

Publication has been reindexed in opensearch, and appears at the top because it has the most recent updatedAt value.

Task log

Output email sent to slack channel

[finlay-jisc]

These were actually always setting the property to true, so I changed the way they're set.

[finlay-jisc]

Override the container's command locally - only difference is to change the report format to a file because the container can't send an email.

[finlay-jisc]

The codepipeline to build the image wasn't working until I changed this to build with an ARM based environment.

[adwearing-jisc]

How come you're cloning the repo in the Dockerfile? This is already in the repo, so things could just be copied in

[finlay-jisc]

That's true, I'll try it with a copy

[adwearing-jisc]

Haven't seen this before, what does it do?

[finlay-jisc]

This was needed to use the --exclude flag with COPY.

[adwearing-jisc]

# syntax=docker/dockerfile:1.7-labs
FROM public.ecr.aws/docker/library/node:20-alpine

RUN apk add \
    ca-certificates \
    curl \
    gnupg \
    git \
    openssl \
    openssl-dev \
    libc6-compat

WORKDIR /app

COPY package.json .
RUN npm i
COPY . .
CMD ["npm", "run", "ariImport", "--", "dryRun=false", "reportFormat=email"]

Alternative way of doing it, removes the mkdir command, WORKDIR does this for you. Splits things into multiple steps so you don't have to redo npm i everytime a file changes. Also seems to be better to set context root to the api folder, and only copy over the api stuff rather than everything (the above example assumes this change).