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2 months ago Walkthrough
The recent updates introduce a comprehensive Docker Compose configuration that includes service definitions, resource allocations, health checks, and environment variables. It integrates a multitude of services including databases, messaging systems, monitoring tools, and application-specific configurations. The addition of environment variable configuration files for various services ensures seamless integration and deployment across different environments, providing a robust and flexible infrastructure setup.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
compose/docker-compose.yml |
Introduced a new Docker Compose configuration including service definitions, resource allocations, health checks, and dependencies. |
compose/example.env |
Added environment variables for general settings like host, port, and version. |
compose/example.env.admin-panel |
Introduced environment variables for admin panel configurations including ports, MongoDB, and Neo4j settings. |
compose/example.env.airflow |
Configured environment settings for Airflow and related services like Neo4j, MongoDB, Postgres, Redis, Qdrant, Google, and others. |
compose/example.env.* (various: init, analyzer, ...) |
Introduced environment variables for various service configurations across multiple files such as Airflow init, analyzer, API, discord, etc. |
compose/grafana/provisioning/datasources/*.yml |
Added configurations for Grafana datasources including Prometheus, Loki, Pyroscope, and Tempo. |
compose/grafana/provisioning/dashboards/*.yaml |
Added Grafana dashboard provisioning configuration. |
compose/loki/loki-config.yaml |
Introduced Loki configuration settings including server, ingester, schema, storage, and ruler components. |
compose/mongo/healthcheck.js |
Added a health check script for MongoDB to verify and initialize the replica set configuration if needed. |
compose/otel-collector/otel-collector.yaml |
Configured OpenTelemetry Collector settings including receiver, exporter, and pipeline configurations. |
compose/prometheus/prometheus.yml |
Introduced global settings and scrape configurations for Prometheus. |
compose/rabbitmq/enabled_plugins |
Enabled RabbitMQ plugins for management and tracing. |
compose/redis/example.*.conf (various: airflow, analyzer, ...) |
Introduced Redis configuration files requiring password protection across various services. |
compose/tempo/tempo.yaml |
Added configuration settings for Tempo including server, query frontend, distributor, ingester, storage, and override settings. |
Poem
In Docker's world, a setup grew,
With services plenty, neat and new.
Databases, queues, monitors blend,
Environments set, connections extend.
Through scripts and configs, they unite,
In Compose's realm, all flows just right.
🐇✨ Ready we stand, for futures bright!
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Configuration
.envfiles.New Files
These changes significantly enhance the application's infrastructure and monitoring capabilities, ensuring robust service management and seamless integration across various components.