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  • New Features

    • Enhanced the system stack with a new relational database service (with an admin interface), an identity management solution, and a dedicated user module. These improvements provide better persistence and connectivity options for end-user interactions.
  • Chores

    • Introduced an automated setup tool that streamlines environment configuration by verifying prerequisites, managing necessary settings, and displaying service access details upon startup.

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The pull request updates the Docker Compose configuration to version 3.8 and introduces four services: postgres, pgadmin, keycloak, and user-service, each with specific environment variables, dependencies, and port mappings. A persistent volume for the database is declared. A new environment configuration file has been added to manage settings for PostgreSQL, Keycloak, Course Planner, AWS, and SMS. Additionally, a setup.sh script automates the environment setup by ensuring the required directories and files exist, cloning a repository if needed, and starting the Docker containers.

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File/Path Change Summary
docker-compose.yml Updated version from 3.6 to 3.8; added services for postgres (with volume pgdata), pgadmin, keycloak, and user-service; defined dependencies and port mappings for inter-service communication.
example_env Introduced a new environment configuration file with settings for PostgreSQL, Keycloak, Course Planner, AWS, and SMS, including variables for database connection, authentication, and service credentials.
setup.sh Added a new shell script to automate Docker environment setup. It checks for the required directory and .env file, clones the repository if missing, creates the .env file with default values, builds, and starts containers.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant S as setup.sh
    participant R as Repository (user-service)
    participant Env as .env File
    participant DC as docker-compose

    U->>S: Execute setup.sh
    S->>S: Check if "user-service" directory exists
    alt Directory missing
        S->>R: Clone user-service repo
    else Directory exists
        S->>U: Skip cloning
    end
    S->>Env: Check for .env file
    alt .env file missing
        S->>Env: Create .env with default variables
    else .env file exists
        S->>U: Notify .env exists, skipping creation
    end
    S->>DC: Build and start Docker containers
    DC-->>S: Containers running
    S->>U: Output service URLs and credentials
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
setup.sh (3)

1-4: Consider Adding Robust Error Handling at Startup
The shebang and initial startup message are correctly placed. For improved robustness, consider adding set -e at the top so that the script exits immediately if any command fails (e.g., during a failed clone or Docker command).


5-9: Enhance Repository Cloning Resilience
The clone operation is straightforward and correctly checks whether the directory exists. To make this more resilient, verify that the git clone command succeeds (for example, by checking its exit status) before proceeding with the subsequent steps.


27-30: Docker Compose Command and Dependency Check
The command to build and start the Docker containers is well-placed. Optionally, consider verifying that docker-compose is installed on the system before execution to prevent runtime errors.

example_env (1)

26-29: Standardize Environment Variable Assignment Syntax
For consistency and compatibility with dotenv parsers, remove spaces around the equals sign (e.g., change AWS_BUCKET_NAME = "add-here" to AWS_BUCKET_NAME="add-here").

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docker-compose.yml

[error] 14-14: duplication of key "version" in mapping

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[error] 16-16: duplication of key "services" in mapping

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setup.sh (2)

11-25: Clear .env File Generation
The mechanism for checking and creating the .env file using a here-document is concise and clear. Ensure that the file permissions are appropriate for environment files containing sensitive data.


31-35: Informative Service Status Output
The messages listing the URLs and credentials for the services provide clear guidance to the user. These outputs enhance the user experience by confirming that the services are up and accessible.

example_env (2)

1-10: Server and Keycloak Section Setup Looks Clear
The initial section defining server-related variables sets a good foundation. Remember to update the placeholder values with the correct configurations for your environment before deployment.


30-34: Clear SMS Configuration Placeholders
The SMS configuration variables are clearly marked with descriptive placeholders. Ensure to replace these with actual values pertinent to your SMS provider during real deployments.

docker-compose.yml (2)

16-78: New Docker Compose Configuration is Well Structured
The updated section (starting at line 14) correctly sets the Compose file version to 3.8 and defines services for postgres, pgadmin, keycloak, and user-service with clear dependencies, environment variable interpolations, and volume configuration. Ensure that all referenced environment variables are present in the generated .env file.

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[error] 16-16: duplication of key "services" in mapping

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1-14:

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✅ Verification successful

Resolve YAML Key Duplication Issues
The file currently includes duplicate keys: an initial block with version: "3.6" and a services definition (lines 1–11) followed later by a new block starting with version: '3.8' (line 14). This duplication causes YAML parsing errors as flagged by YAMLlint. Please remove or merge the outdated configuration block to ensure a single, consistent configuration.

Suggested Diff:

- version: "3.6"
- 
- services:
-   backend:
-     image: shiksha-backend-2.0
-     container_name: "shiksha-backend-2.0"
-     restart: always
-     ports:
-       - 3000:3000
-     env_file:
-       - /home/ubuntu-backend-shiksha2.0/.env

Duplicate YAML Key Issue in docker-compose.yml

The file currently includes two separate version keys (one at the beginning with version "3.6" and another later with version '3.8'), which results in YAML parsing errors, as validated by YAMLlint. To resolve this, please remove or merge the outdated configuration block (lines 1–11 containing the first version and the services definition) so that only a single, consistent configuration remains.

Suggested Diff:

- version: "3.6"
- 
- services:
-   backend:
-     image: shiksha-backend-2.0
-     container_name: "shiksha-backend-2.0"
-     restart: always
-     ports:
-       - 3000:3000
-     env_file:
-       - /home/ubuntu-backend-shiksha2.0/.env
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[error] 14-14: duplication of key "version" in mapping

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Comment on lines +11 to +12
KEYCLOAK_ADMIN="add-here"
KEYCLOAK_ADMIN="add-here"
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⚠️ Potential issue

Avoid Duplicate Environment Variable Declarations
The environment variable KEYCLOAK_ADMIN is declared twice (lines 11 and 12). This duplicate can lead to unexpected behavior. Please remove one of the entries to ensure only one value is defined.

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