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Migrate dufour nodes #12

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new script for automating ticket management in open channels within the HOPR network.
    • Added new environment configurations for prod and updated settings for the staging environment.
    • Enhanced deployment configuration with new operational parameters and identity management for networked applications.
    • Updated provider URLs to secure HTTPS endpoints for improved security and reliability.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved naming conventions for identities to enhance clarity and maintainability in deployment configurations.
  • Chores

    • Streamlined Helmfile configuration by removing unnecessary references and restructuring deployment entries.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b4c84cd and 1ce71cb.

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This update introduces a new script, close-channels.sh, to automate ticket management for open channels in the HOPR API. Additionally, significant modifications to the Helmfile configuration streamline environments and release specifications, while updates to the values files for production and staging improve deployment settings with new identity structures and resource configurations. Overall, these changes enhance operational efficiency, clarity, and deployment strategies.

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Files Change Summary
close-channels.sh New script added to manage HOPR channels by aggregating and redeeming tickets via the API.
helm/helmfile.yaml Environment updates: removed references to values-rotsee.yaml and values-dufour.yaml, added a new prod environment, and renamed releases for clarity.
helm/values-prod.yaml Refined identities section with simplified naming conventions and added a ci block to control deployment processes.
helm/values-staging.yaml Introduced new top-level keys for deployment settings, expanded resource specifications, and enhanced config and identityPool sections for better management.
scripts/pull-request-cluster-hoprd-dufour.yaml.j2 Updated provider URL from HTTP to HTTPS for enhanced security in network settings.
scripts/pull-request-cluster-hoprd-rotsee.yaml.j2 Updated provider URL from HTTP to HTTPS for enhanced security in network settings.

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Actionable comments posted: 3

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 962d830 and 27069cc.

Files selected for processing (4)
  • close-channels.sh (1 hunks)
  • helm/helmfile.yaml (2 hunks)
  • helm/values-prod.yaml (2 hunks)
  • helm/values-staging.yaml (1 hunks)
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close-channels.sh

[error] 8-8: Double quote array expansions to avoid re-splitting elements.

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Additional comments not posted (9)
helm/helmfile.yaml (2)

8-13: Addition of prod environment looks good.

The prod environment is configured with appropriate values and secrets.


Line range hint 32-45: Release configuration for core-node is consistent.

The changes align with the streamlined deployment strategy.

helm/values-prod.yaml (2)

2-5: Disabling CI and pull requests is appropriate.

The changes reflect a controlled deployment process.


31-62: Renaming of identity entries enhances clarity.

The consistent naming convention improves maintainability.

helm/values-staging.yaml (5)

7-9: Verify the appropriateness of replicas, network, and version.

Ensure that the specified values for replicas, network, and version are suitable for the staging environment and align with your deployment strategy.


11-18: Verify resource specifications.

Check if the specified CPU and memory limits and requests align with the expected load and resource availability in the staging environment. Adjust if necessary to prevent resource contention or underutilization.


20-46: Verify config section parameters.

Ensure that the network configuration and strategy parameters are correct and align with your operational goals. Pay special attention to the provider URL and strategy settings, as these are crucial for performance and reliability.


48-51: Verify funding schedule.

Ensure that the funding schedule aligns with operational requirements and does not conflict with other scheduled tasks. Adjust the timing if necessary to optimize operations.


53-83: Verify identity information for core nodes.

Ensure that the identity details for each core node are correct and securely managed. Verify the integrity and confidentiality of the identity data, as these are crucial for secure operations.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 27069cc and b4c84cd.

Files selected for processing (2)
  • scripts/pull-request-cluster-hoprd-dufour.yaml.j2 (1 hunks)
  • scripts/pull-request-cluster-hoprd-rotsee.yaml.j2 (1 hunks)
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scripts/pull-request-cluster-hoprd-rotsee.yaml.j2 (1)

19-19: Good improvement: Updated provider URL to HTTPS.

The change from an internal HTTP endpoint to a secure HTTPS endpoint enhances security and indicates a move to a production environment.

scripts/pull-request-cluster-hoprd-dufour.yaml.j2 (1)

19-19: Good improvement: Updated provider URL to HTTPS.

The change from an internal HTTP endpoint to a secure HTTPS endpoint enhances security and indicates a move to a production environment.

@ausias-armesto ausias-armesto requested a review from a team August 13, 2024 10:22
@ausias-armesto ausias-armesto merged commit c8aa8cf into master Aug 13, 2024
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