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  • Updated the Docker Compose configuration to change the image source for the pcm service from ghcr.io/intel/pcm:latest to ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:latest.

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docker-compose.yml

  • Updated the Docker image source for the pcm service.
  • Changed image from ghcr.io/intel/pcm:latest to
    ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:latest.
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    Build:

    • Updated the Docker Compose configuration to change the image source for the pcm service from ghcr.io/intel/pcm:latest to ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:latest.

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    • Chores
      • Updated the image specification for the pcm service in the Docker configuration.
      • Modified GitHub Actions workflow for Docker builds, including permission updates and secret renaming.

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    Walkthrough

    The changes involve updates to both the docker-compose.yml file and the GitHub Actions workflow in .github/workflows/docker.yml. In docker-compose.yml, the image for the pcm service has been changed from ghcr.io/intel/pcm:latest to ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:latest. In the workflow file, permissions for the build job were modified, and the secrets for DockerHub login were renamed. The image tag in the build process was also updated to the new image.

    Changes

    File Change Summary
    docker-compose.yml Updated image for pcm service from ghcr.io/intel/pcm:latest to ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:latest
    .github/workflows/docker.yml Updated job permissions to allow write access; renamed secrets for DockerHub login; updated image tag from ghcr.io/intel/pcm:latest to ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:latest

    Sequence Diagram(s)

    sequenceDiagram
        participant User
        participant Docker
        participant PCMService
    
        User->>Docker: Pull image ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:latest
        Docker->>PCMService: Start PCM service with new image
        PCMService-->>Docker: Service running
    
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    🐰 In the garden where bunnies play,
    A new image hops in today!
    From Intel's shade to Khulna's light,
    Our PCM service is now just right.
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    Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

    This PR updates the Docker Compose configuration by changing the image source for the pcm service from Intel's GitHub Container Registry to Khulnasoft's GitHub Container Registry while maintaining the same service configuration.

    No diagrams generated as the changes look simple and do not need a visual representation.

    File-Level Changes

    Change Details Files
    Updated Docker image source in Docker Compose configuration
    • Changed pcm service image from ghcr.io/intel/pcm:latest to ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:latest
    • Maintained existing port mapping (9738:9738)
    • Preserved existing volume configurations
    docker-compose.yml

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    Image source verification:
    The PR changes the container image source from Intel's official repository to a third-party repository (khulnasoft). This could potentially introduce security risks if the new image source is not properly maintained or verified. The reviewer should ensure that the khulnasoft/pcm image is a trusted and secure fork of the original Intel PCM image.

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    Verify that the new image source ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:latest is a trusted and maintained fork of the original Intel PCM image, and that it contains all necessary security updates

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    Pin Docker image to a specific version instead of using the 'latest' tag for better stability and reproducibility

    Pin the image to a specific version instead of using 'latest' tag to ensure
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    docker-compose.yml [4]

    -image: ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:latest
    +image: ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:1.0.0  # Replace with actual version
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    Hey @NxPKG - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

    Overall Comments:

    • Please provide information about why this change from Intel's official repository to Khulnasoft's repository is necessary, and document any differences between these images.
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    🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
    .github/workflows/docker.yml (1)

    66-67: Consider adding versioned tags alongside :latest

    While the image source change from intel to khulnasoft aligns with the PR objectives, relying solely on the :latest tag can lead to reproducibility issues. Consider adding versioned tags (e.g., using git SHA or release version) alongside :latest.

      tags: |
        ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:latest
    +   ghcr.io/khulnasoft/pcm:${{ github.sha }}
        opcm/pcm:latest
    +   opcm/pcm:${{ github.sha }}
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    .github/workflows/docker.yml (2)

    66-67: Verify push permissions for new image locations

    Ensure that:

    1. The workflow has proper permissions to push to ghcr.io/khulnasoft
    2. The DockerHub credentials have access to push to the opcm organization
    ✅ Verification successful

    Let me check the Docker workflow configuration for authentication details.


    Docker image push permissions are properly configured

    The workflow has the necessary authentication configured for both registries:

    • GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io): Uses GITHUB_TOKEN with proper packages: write permission
    • DockerHub: Uses DOCKER_USERNAME and DOCKER_TOKEN secrets for authentication
    🏁 Scripts executed

    The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

    Script:

    #!/bin/bash
    # Description: Check workflow permissions and organization access
    
    # Check if the repository has proper write permissions for packages
    gh api repos/khulnasoft/pcm/actions/permissions | jq '.permissions.packages'
    
    # Check other workflow files to see if they're configured with similar permissions
    echo "Checking other workflows for package permissions..."
    rg -A 2 "permissions:" .github/workflows/
    

    Length of output: 5083


    Script:

    #!/bin/bash
    # Check Docker workflow for authentication and registry configuration
    echo "Checking docker.yml for authentication..."
    cat .github/workflows/docker.yml
    
    # Check for Docker login steps
    echo -e "\nChecking for docker login commands across workflows..."
    rg "docker login" .github/workflows/
    

    Length of output: 2400


    50-51: Verify DockerHub authentication secrets configuration

    The secret names have been changed from DOCKERHUB_USERNAME/TOKEN to DOCKER_USERNAME/TOKEN. While the change is valid, ensure these new secrets are properly configured in the repository settings.

    ✅ Verification successful

    Docker authentication secrets change is safe to proceed

    The verification shows that:

    1. The Docker authentication secrets (DOCKER_USERNAME and DOCKER_TOKEN) are only used in docker.yml
    2. No other workflow files use either the old (DOCKERHUB_*) or new (DOCKER_*) secret names
    3. The Docker login implementation follows security best practices using pinned action versions
    🏁 Scripts executed

    The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

    Script:

    #!/bin/bash
    # Description: Check for other workflows that might be using the old secret names
    # and could be affected by this change
    
    # Search for old secret names in other workflow files
    echo "Checking for workflows using old secret names..."
    rg -l "DOCKERHUB_USERNAME|DOCKERHUB_TOKEN" .github/workflows/
    

    Length of output: 170


    Script:

    #!/bin/bash
    # Let's check for any usage of Docker-related secrets across all workflow files
    # and also look for Docker login/authentication patterns
    
    echo "Checking for Docker-related secrets and authentication in workflows..."
    rg -i "docker.*(_username|_token|_password|login|auth)" .github/workflows/ -A 2 -B 2
    
    echo -e "\nListing all workflow files for manual review..."
    fd . .github/workflows/ -e yml -e yaml
    

    Length of output: 2191

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