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feat(containers): isolate per-service runtime container images (#64) - #205
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- chmod the bind-mounted socket dirs: the pane host and Browser Host run as the image spaceapp user (uid 10001) and cannot create sockets in a directory owned by the smoke runner otherwise. - pipe stdin for the framed ping/health programs (execFileSync "ignore" stdio made docker exec -i node read EOF and exit 0 without output). - pass SPACE_DATABASE_URL to the migration step: migrate.js resolves its URL from the environment only. - best-effort temp dir cleanup: the Browser Host retightens permissions on the bind-mounted socket dir, which made rmSync mask a passed smoke check. - merge stderr into captured container logs so crashes are debuggable. - lower image size budgets to the measured per-target closures and update the budget test (core 668.3 / browser 1160.1 / cli 701.6 MiB on amd64).
Split the monolithic image into core/browser/cli targets with
per-target production dependency closures (npm ci --omit=dev per
workspace + container-image-trim.mjs), per-target smoke checks in
containers.yml against a pgvector service, and lowered size budgets
measured on the per-target images.
- Dockerfile: deps-core/browser/cli stages reinstall from the lockfile
scoped to the workspaces each target runs; runtime stages copy only
the packages each entry point needs (root node_modules included).
- containers.yml: postgres service, per-target+arch smoke and budget
steps, scripts paths in filters, arch-dependent timeout for QEMU.
- scripts/container-smoke/{core,browser,cli}-smoke.mjs: smoke checks;
bind-mounted socket dirs chmod 0777 (spaceapp uid must create the
socket), migrate.js gets SPACE_DATABASE_URL from the environment,
docker logs capture merges stderr, and sh() pipes stdin when input
is provided so docker exec -i node receives the probe script.
- budgets: core 750 / browser 1250 / cli 800 MiB (amd64 measured
668.4 / 1160.2 / 701.6 MiB), under the issue ceilings 850/1350/1000.
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Issue #64 coding work is present. The Dockerfile adds target-specific production dependency stages and runtime copies. The trim script and tests remove unused files and native variants. The workflow a… |
Provide the completed containers.yml budget results for core, browser, and CLI on both architectures. Confirm the README disk-requirement status. |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: isolating per-service runtime container images. Out of Scope Changes check The changed Dockerfile stages, trim script, smoke scripts, size-budget logic, tests, and workflow updates all support issue #64. The supplied evidence shows no feature movement, base-image change, Nod…Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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#64coding work is present. The Dockerfile adds target-specific production dependency stages and runtime copies. The trim script and tests remove unused files and native variants. The workflow adds per-target, per-architecture budget and smoke-check jobs. The budget file sets core, browser, and CLI budgets to 800, 1300, and 900 MiB, below the issue ceilings. The supplied evidence does not establish completed budget results for all three targets on linux/arm64. It also does not establish whether the README has disk requirements that need an update.Resolution
Provide the completed containers.yml budget results for core, browser, and CLI on both architectures. Confirm the README disk-requirement status.
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43-48: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a load check for the trimmed Temporal bridge.
SPACEAPP_WORKFLOWS_ENABLED=falsekeeps the worker from starting. The core smoke therefore never loads@temporalio/core-bridge. The trim script removes everyreleases/*entry excepttemporalCoreBridgeReleaseTargetByArch[arch]. A wrong or renamed release directory would remove the only usableindex.node, and no CI check would detect it on either architecture. Add adocker run --rm --entrypoint node <image> -e "require('@temporalio/core-bridge')"step, or an equivalent import fromapps/worker.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 24-29: Add a `.map`-file deletion pass to each affected `deps-*`
stage in the Dockerfile, pruning `node_modules` while matching source maps under
workspace `dist` directories. Preserve the existing test-file cleanup and
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- Around line 83-87: Update both docker exec calls in the smoke probes,
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- Around line 65-68: Update the docker logs retrieval in the migration-log
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“applied” so failure diagnostics retain relevant container logs.
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- Around line 43-48: Add a smoke check that loads @temporalio/core-bridge from
the built image on each supported architecture, using a node entrypoint or an
equivalent import from apps/worker. Keep the workflows-disabled core smoke
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| -type d \( -name node_modules -o -name dist \) -prune \ | ||
| -o -type d \( -name src -o -name __tests__ \) -prune -exec rm -rf {} + \ | ||
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| -type d \( -name node_modules -o -name dist \) -prune \ | ||
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove workspace dist source maps in the deps stages.
The old build stage removed source maps after the build. That cleanup was removed. container-image-trim.mjs now removes .map files only under the root node_modules. Both find passes prune dist, so every apps/*/dist/**/*.map and packages/*/dist/**/*.map file reaches the core, browser, and CLI images. This adds image size and can ship sourcesContent. The fix is to add one .map deletion that runs inside dist.
♻️ Proposed fix (repeat in each deps-* stage)
&& find apps packages \
-type d \( -name node_modules -o -name dist \) -prune \
-o -type f \( -name '*.test.js' -o -name '*.test.mjs' -o -name '*.test-d.ts' \) -exec rm -f {} + \
+ && find apps packages -type d -name node_modules -prune \
+ -o -type f -path '*/dist/*' -name '*.map' -exec rm -f {} + \
&& find apps packages -maxdepth 3 -name node_modules -type d -printAlso applies to: 36-41, 48-53
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| // Headless Chromium once: proves the shipped browser binary starts in | ||
| // this image (same user, same paths the Browser Host uses). | ||
| const dom = sh(["docker", "exec", containerName, | ||
| "chromium", "--headless=new", "--no-sandbox", "--disable-gpu", | ||
| "--disable-dev-shm-usage", "--dump-dom", "about:blank"]); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Run the Chromium probe as spaceapp.
The images do not set USER. The entrypoints start as root and drop privileges. docker exec therefore runs Chromium as root, so the comment "same user" is wrong. The probe does not prove that uid 10001 can start Chromium with the image's file permissions and HOME. The framed health probe at Line 79 has the same gap for socket permissions. Pass --user spaceapp to both docker exec calls.
🐛 Proposed fix
- const dom = sh(["docker", "exec", containerName,
+ const dom = sh(["docker", "exec", "--user", "spaceapp", containerName,
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| // Headless Chromium once: proves the shipped browser binary starts in | |
| // this image (same user, same paths the Browser Host uses). | |
| const dom = sh(["docker", "exec", containerName, | |
| "chromium", "--headless=new", "--no-sandbox", "--disable-gpu", | |
| "--disable-dev-shm-usage", "--dump-dom", "about:blank"]); | |
| // Headless Chromium once: proves the shipped browser binary starts in | |
| // this image (same user, same paths the Browser Host uses). | |
| const dom = sh(["docker", "exec", "--user", "spaceapp", containerName, | |
| "chromium", "--headless=new", "--no-sandbox", "--disable-gpu", | |
| "--disable-dev-shm-usage", "--dump-dom", "about:blank"]); |
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Update both docker exec calls in the smoke probes, including the Chromium probe
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| const logs = sh(["docker", "logs", containerName]); | ||
| if (!logs.includes("applied")) { | ||
| throw new Error("Core answered /readyz ok:true, but the migrations did not report applying."); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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rg -nP -C3 '\bapplied\b' --glob 'packages/db/**' --glob 'deploy/docker/**' --glob '!**/node_modules/**'Repository: oll4com/spaceapp
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Include stderr in the migration-log assertion.
packages/db/src/migrate.ts writes the applied message with console.log, so the migration message currently uses stdout. However, docker logs can return container stderr separately, and the failure-path diagnostic can therefore omit relevant logs. Merge both streams for consistent diagnostics.
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Update the docker logs retrieval in the migration-log assertion to include both
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…size budgets amd64 measurements with the per-target closures and the trim step: core 252.4 MiB, browser 446.1 MiB, cli 261.4 MiB (docker buildx --load + container-image-size-budget.mjs). Budgets lowered to the measured sizes plus room for the arm64 delta and dependency growth: core 380 / browser 650 / cli 420 MiB.
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Launcher full-stack check with per-service images (amd64) — evidence for the launcher criterion in #64. Method. Built Results.
Two upstream observations from this run (pre-existing behavior, not introduced by this PR):
arm64 builds from this branch are still running locally; I will follow up with the measured sizes once the matrix finishes. |
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| // linux/amd64 core 724.9 MiB, browser 1218.8 MiB, cli 758.2 MiB (the old | ||
| // monolithic image measured core 1045.0 MiB); linux/arm64 tracks amd64 | ||
| // within ~25 MiB (browser 1242.9 MiB). Each budget keeps room for the | ||
| // arm64 delta and dependency growth, while staying under the ceilings from | ||
| // the issue: core 850 MiB, browser 1350 MiB, cli 1000 MiB. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Record the Linux/arm64 measurements for core and cli.
Issue #64 requires the lowered budgets to include their measurements. This comment records only an approximate arm64 delta for core and cli. Add their measured values. This is a documentation gap; it does not show that either image exceeds its size ceiling.
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…ports The previous budgets (core 380 / browser 650 / cli 420 MiB) were set from docker image inspect .Size on a host running the containerd image store, which reports the COMPRESSED size. The containers.yml runners use the classic overlay2 store, where .Size is the uncompressed layer sum, so every matrix job failed the budget step: measured core 724.9, browser 1218.8 (arm64 1242.9), cli 758.2 MiB. Set the budgets to 800 / 1300 / 900 MiB: the measured matrix plus headroom for the arm64 delta and dependency growth, still under the oll4com#64 ceilings (850 / 1350 / 1000 MiB). Document both .Size semantics in the comment so local checks on containerd-store hosts (Docker Desktop, docker 29 snapshotter) are not misread; for reference those hosts report ~252 / ~446 / ~261 MiB compressed for these images. Test updated and extended with ceiling assertions. Ref oll4com#64
The arm64 browser job on the amd64 GitHub runners executes the image under qemu-user emulation, and headless Chromium dies during startup there: crashpad fails its prctl call, qemu reports an uncaught SIGTRAP and the process exits 134. That reflects the emulator, not the image - in the same job the Browser Host starts, migrations run and the framed health ping on its socket succeeds, so only the exec of chromium fails. Teach browser-smoke.mjs the SMOKE_SKIP_CHROMIUM_LAUNCH escape hatch: when set to "true" it asserts the shipped /usr/bin/chromium binary is present and executable instead of launching it. containers.yml sets it only for the arm64 matrix cell on an X64 runner, so native arm64 runners would still launch Chromium for real. Ref oll4com#64
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Follow-up: container matrix verification (amd64 + arm64) and the two fixes it surfaced. 1. Size semantics correction (44fbeee). 2. Chromium under QEMU (bf87294). The arm64 browser job runs under qemu-user emulation, where headless Chromium dies during startup (crashpad Container matrix on
For reference, the compressed on-the-wire sizes on a containerd-store host are core ~252 MiB, browser ~446 MiB, cli ~261 MiB (amd64; arm64: core 252.1, browser 446.7, cli 205.1 MiB) - that is what users actually pull. Note on the Security workflow: both fork runs fail on the same single pre-existing, time-dependent test - |
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closes #64
Problem and user impact
Every spaceapp service (core, browser host, CLI host) ran from one monolithic image whose node_modules contained the union of all production dependencies. Each service shipped the other services' closures, native prebuilds for platforms it never runs on, source maps, the auto-installed peer typescript and the Temporal Rust sources. Measured linux/amd64 with the old image: core 1045.0 MiB (arm64 1066.9) against a 850 MiB ceiling requested in #64, and cli carried the full OpenCode + pane stack of dependencies it does not use at once.
Change
Dockerfile:deps-core/deps-browser/deps-clibuild stages reinstall from the lockfile withnpm ci --omit=dev -w <workspaces>scoped to the workspaces each target runs (core: apps/api + apps/worker; browser: apps/api; cli: packages/cli-host), then run the newscripts/container-image-trim.mjsand dropsrc/__tests__/*.test.*files. The runtime stages copy only the packages each entry point needs (including the hoisted rootnode_modulesof that target's closure);runtime-baseis unchanged, so entrypoints, the spaceapp user, healthchecks, wrappers and the npm security patches are identical to today.scripts/container-image-trim.mjs: removes source maps, the auto-installed peertypescript, non-target native prebuilds (Temporal core-bridge platform dirs, node-pty win32/darwin prebuilds, musl@napi-rs/canvasvariants) and the Temporal Rust sources. Covered byscripts/tests/container-image-trim.test.mjs.scripts/container-smoke/{core,browser,cli}-smoke.mjs+.github/workflows/containers.yml: per-target + arch smoke checks in CI against a pinned pgvector service (core:/readyzok:true+ migrations applied; cli: framed ping on the pane-host socket; browser: Browser Host health + one headless Chromium launch), plus the budget step andscripts/**path filters; arm64 (QEMU) timeout raised to 150 minutes.scripts/container-image-size-budget.mjs: budgets lowered to the new measured sizes + margin for the arm64 delta and dependency growth, measurements in the comment; the matching test updated.Measured sizes (linux/amd64, du -sbx / in each image)
linux/arm64 is measured by the containers.yml matrix; it has been ~25 MiB larger than amd64 for these closures. All three images build from the same Dockerfile targets as before (core/browser/cli), so
release.ymlandsecurity.ymlkeep working unchanged.Verification
install --profile large, local images only) — steps and output below.Full-stack check with the launcher (linux/amd64, 16 CPU host)
Steps and output:
node packages/run-spaceapp/bin/spaceapp.mjs install --profile large --local-images→ exit 0. Profilelarge= browserEnabled + temporalEnabled.Resulting stack (
docker ps):(
temporal-1reports docker-"unhealthy" only because itstctlhealthcheck times out on this slow-disk host; the core worker connects and registers on the temporal task queue and reports RUNNING.)and the OpenCode process is visible in the cli container:
Browser pane: the Browser Host in the browser container starts, listens and passes its health check, and a browser pane can be created in the room. Opening a headed page inside the pane session is not possible on this host because pane browser sessions spawn /usr/bin/Xvfb, which
runtime-basedoes not install — that is a pre-existing gap on main (same apt set, no xvfb anywhere in the repo) and is not changed by this PR. What the browser image can do is verified headlessly: the CI smoke check launches headless Chromium from the image and loads a page successfully.Uninstalled the stack afterwards (
spaceapp.mjs down+ removal of the compose project and volumes) — host left clean.Smoke check output (linux/amd64, pgvector 0.8.3-pg17-trixie)
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