v3.0.0-alpha.1 6fdddb8

app_state.go RawHistoryFolder

1package domain
2
3import "time"
4
5// App state records are persistence shapes: the store adapter serializes them as
6// JSON, the apps use case orchestrates transitions. No secret VALUES
7// ever appear in these records — only secret paths.
8
9// AppStoreVersion is the single supported app-state format version.
10const AppStoreVersion = 1
11
12// AppDefaultRevisionRetention is the default count of unreferenced
13// revisions kept per app. Revisions referenced by desired state,
14// active services, or unfinished operations are always protected,
15// even beyond this limit. Configurable in main installation config.
16const AppDefaultRevisionRetention = 8
17
18// App intent states for the durable apply protocol.
19const (
20	AppIntentStaged    = "staged"
21	AppIntentCommitted = "committed"
22	AppIntentApplied   = "applied"
23)
24
25// App operation step states.
26const (
27	AppStepPending   = "pending"
28	AppStepSucceeded = "succeeded"
29	AppStepFailed    = "failed"
30	AppStepNotRun    = "not-run"
31)
32
33// App operation outcomes over terminal per-service results.
34const (
35	AppOutcomeSuccess = "success"
36	AppOutcomePartial = "partial"
37	AppOutcomeFailed  = "failed"
38)
39
40// App owned-resource states.
41const (
42	AppResourceAttached = "attached"
43	AppResourceRetained = "retained"
44	// AppResourceReleased marks a volume whose owning app explicitly
45	// released it. Only this state makes a volume prune-eligible, and
46	// only when the runtime labels agree with the durable record.
47	AppResourceReleased = "released"
48)
49
50// OwnerGordonBackend marks Gordon-generated loopback backend binds in
51// the global reservation checkpoint (plan D3: loopback-only,
52// generated, reserved, distinguishable from public routes).
53const OwnerGordonBackend = "gordon-backend"
54
55// AppListenerReservation is one global listener claim.
56type AppListenerReservation struct {
57	Proto   string `json:"proto"`
58	IP      string `json:"ip,omitempty"`
59	Port    int    `json:"port,omitempty"`
60	Host    string `json:"host,omitempty"`
61	Service string `json:"service"`
62	App     string `json:"app"`
63	Owner   string `json:"owner,omitempty"`
64	Dual    *bool  `json:"dual,omitempty"`
65	// ContainerID ties a Gordon-generated backend claim to the exact
66	// container holding the bind, so old and replacement binds coexist
67	// and release targets exactly one retired container.
68	ContainerID string `json:"container_id,omitempty"`
69}
70
71// AppDesiredRevision is one accepted desired revision.
72type AppDesiredRevision struct {
73	Revision        string                   `json:"revision"`
74	App             string                   `json:"app"`
75	Supersedes      string                   `json:"supersedes,omitempty"`
76	AcceptedAt      time.Time                `json:"accepted_at"`
77	SourceSHA256    string                   `json:"source_sha256"`
78	Spec            AppSpec                  `json:"spec"`
79	Reservations    []AppListenerReservation `json:"reservations"`
80	SecretsRequired []string                 `json:"secrets_required"`
81	SecretsEnv      map[string]string        `json:"secrets_env"`
82	Status          string                   `json:"status"`
83}
84
85// AppBackend is one resolved service backend endpoint: the loopback
86// address plus the Gordon-published host port for one container port,
87// tied to the exact container holding the bind. The proxy and readiness
88// dial this endpoint rootless-first; a zero Backend means unbound
89// (fail closed, never fall back to container IPs).
90type AppBackend struct {
91	// Host is the loopback address (127.0.0.1) when bound, empty when not.
92	Host string `json:"host,omitempty"`
93	// Port is the Gordon-published host port.
94	Port int `json:"port,omitempty"`
95	// ContainerPort is the container port this endpoint serves.
96	ContainerPort int `json:"container_port,omitempty"`
97	// ContainerID is the exact container holding the bind.
98	ContainerID string `json:"container_id,omitempty"`
99}
100
101// Resolved reports whether the backend endpoint is dialable.
102func (b AppBackend) Resolved() bool {
103	return b.Host != "" && b.Port > 0 && b.ContainerID != ""
104}
105
106// BackendFor resolves one container port to its loopback endpoint from
107// the recorded binds. ContainerPort is always set (declared manifest
108// port); Host/Port/ContainerID resolve only when the bind is recorded
109// (zero Backend otherwise: fail closed).
110func (s AppEffectiveService) BackendFor(containerPort int) AppBackend {
111	return s.BackendForProtocol(containerPort, NetworkProtocolTCP)
112}
113
114// BackendForProtocol resolves a protocol-specific container port bind.
115func (s AppEffectiveService) BackendForProtocol(containerPort int, protocol NetworkProtocol) AppBackend {
116	backend := AppBackend{ContainerPort: containerPort}
117	binds := s.BackendBinds
118	if protocol == NetworkProtocolUDP {
119		binds = s.UDPBackendBinds
120	}
121	hostPort, ok := binds[containerPort]
122	if !ok || hostPort <= 0 || s.Container == "" {
123		return backend
124	}
125	backend.Host = "127.0.0.1"
126	backend.Port = hostPort
127	backend.ContainerID = s.Container
128	return backend
129}
130
131type AppEffectiveService struct {
132	EffectiveRevision string     `json:"effective_revision"`
133	ActivatedBy       string     `json:"activated_by"`
134	ActivatedAt       time.Time  `json:"activated_at"`
135	Image             string     `json:"image"`
136	Digest            string     `json:"digest,omitempty"`
137	Container         string     `json:"container,omitempty"`
138	Spec              AppService `json:"spec"`
139	// BackendBinds maps container port -> 127.0.0.1 host port for the
140	// Gordon-published loopback backends. Readiness and the proxy dial
141	// these binds: they work rootless-first (no container-IP route
142	// required) on Docker and Podman alike, and never expose backends
143	// beyond loopback (04-network.md §4).
144	BackendBinds    map[int]int `json:"backend_binds,omitempty"`
145	UDPBackendBinds map[int]int `json:"udp_backend_binds,omitempty"`
146}
147
148// AppActive is the per-service effective state of one app.
149type AppActive struct {
150	App               string                         `json:"app"`
151	ConvergedRevision string                         `json:"converged_revision"`
152	Converged         bool                           `json:"converged"`
153	Services          map[string]AppEffectiveService `json:"services"`
154	Networks          []AppSharedNetwork             `json:"networks,omitempty"`
155	StopIntent        bool                           `json:"stop_intent"`
156}
157
158// AppStopIntent is the durable running/stopped intent.
159type AppStopIntent struct {
160	App       string    `json:"app"`
161	Stopped   bool      `json:"stopped"`
162	UpdatedBy string    `json:"updated_by"`
163	UpdatedAt time.Time `json:"updated_at"`
164}
165
166// AppOperationStep is one durable journal step. Digest and Image are
167// structured fields: a step that acquires or replaces an image records
168// the pinned content digest and the runtime image reference here, so
169// prune protection never has to parse human-readable Detail.
170// AppOperationStep is one journaled step. Error carries a stable,
171// log-free message; Diagnostics carries bounded application log output
172// and is only returned to callers holding the logs read scope.
173type AppOperationStep struct {
174	ID     string `json:"id"`
175	State  string `json:"state"`
176	Detail string `json:"detail,omitempty"`
177	Error  string `json:"error,omitempty"`
178	Before string `json:"before,omitempty"`
179	After  string `json:"after,omitempty"`
180	// Digest pins the registry content digest this step resolved.
181	Digest string `json:"digest,omitempty"`
182	// Image is the runtime image reference this step acquired.
183	Image string `json:"image,omitempty"`
184	// Service names the app service this step applies to.
185	Service string `json:"service,omitempty"`
186	// Diagnostics is bounded, redacted failure output kept separate from
187	// the stable Error. Retrieval requires the logs read scope.
188	Diagnostics []string `json:"diagnostics,omitempty"`
189}
190
191// AppOperationRequest is the immutable identity of the mutation request
192// one journal record answers: kind, app, requested revision, requested
193// service. It is persisted with the claim so reusing one idempotency key
194// for a different request is rejected instead of silently replaying
195// another request's result. It never carries a secret value.
196type AppOperationRequest struct {
197	Kind     string `json:"kind"`
198	App      string `json:"app"`
199	Revision string `json:"revision,omitempty"`
200	Service  string `json:"service,omitempty"`
201}
202
203// AppOperationRequestFor builds the request identity of one app
204// mutation from the caller's inputs: the resolved revision is never
205// part of it, so a repeat of the same request always matches.
206func AppOperationRequestFor(kind, app, revision, service string) AppOperationRequest {
207	return AppOperationRequest{Kind: kind, App: app, Revision: revision, Service: service}
208}
209
210// AppOperation is one durable operation journal record.
211type AppOperation struct {
212	Op            string             `json:"op"`
213	Kind          string             `json:"kind"`
214	App           string             `json:"app"`
215	InputRevision string             `json:"input_revision"`
216	StartedAt     time.Time          `json:"started_at"`
217	Steps         []AppOperationStep `json:"steps"`
218	Outcome       string             `json:"outcome,omitempty"`
219	// Warnings are bounded, operator-actionable leftovers of this
220	// operation: a container that could not be removed, or a backend
221	// claim that could not be released. They never carry log content.
222	Warnings []AppOperationWarning `json:"warnings,omitempty"`
223	// Request is the immutable request identity this journal answers.
224	// Records written by older binaries decode it as the zero value;
225	// such a record is only reachable through its own key.
226	Request AppOperationRequest `json:"request,omitempty"`
227}
228
229// AppOperationWarning records one bounded leftover of an operation.
230type AppOperationWarning struct {
231	Service  string `json:"service,omitempty"`
232	Leftover string `json:"leftover,omitempty"`
233	Detail   string `json:"detail"`
234}
235
236// Terminal reports whether the operation reached a terminal outcome. A
237// non-terminal operation is either in flight or was interrupted; its
238// effects must never be re-executed under the same key.
239func (o AppOperation) Terminal() bool {
240	return o.Outcome != ""
241}
242
243// AppApplyIntent is one durable apply intent.
244type AppApplyIntent struct {
245	Intent       string                   `json:"intent"`
246	App          string                   `json:"app"`
247	State        string                   `json:"state"`
248	Revision     string                   `json:"revision"`
249	Supersedes   string                   `json:"supersedes,omitempty"`
250	SourceSHA256 string                   `json:"source_sha256"`
251	Spec         AppSpec                  `json:"spec"`
252	Reservations []AppListenerReservation `json:"reservations"`
253	CreatedAt    time.Time                `json:"created_at"`
254}
255
256// AppOwnedVolume tracks one app-owned volume.
257type AppOwnedVolume struct {
258	Name        string `json:"name"`
259	Service     string `json:"service"`
260	RuntimeName string `json:"runtime_name"`
261	State       string `json:"state"`
262}
263
264// AppOwnedSecret tracks one app-referenced secret (path only, never value).
265type AppOwnedSecret struct {
266	Service string `json:"service"`
267	Env     string `json:"env"`
268	Name    string `json:"name"`
269	Path    string `json:"path"`
270	State   string `json:"state"`
271}
272
273// AppOwnedNetwork tracks one app network.
274type AppOwnedNetwork struct {
275	Name string `json:"name"`
276	Role string `json:"role"`
277}
278
279// AppServiceRecovery tracks per-service restart-safety flags.
280type AppServiceRecovery struct {
281	RestartUnsafe bool `json:"restart_unsafe"`
282}
283
284// AppRecoveryInhibition is a durable, generation-scoped recovery
285// inhibition record. It names one exact container ID that must never be
286// started or restarted by boot or periodic recovery, because a
287// replacement may already have written to a volume that this generation
288// still owns. It carries no secret values. RestartUnsafe is a different
289// fact (a successful volume deployment also sets it) and never implies
290// inhibition.
291type AppRecoveryInhibition struct {
292	App         string    `json:"app"`
293	AppID       string    `json:"app_id,omitempty"`
294	Service     string    `json:"service"`
295	ContainerID string    `json:"container_id"`
296	Reason      string    `json:"reason"`
297	Operation   string    `json:"operation,omitempty"`
298	CreatedAt   time.Time `json:"created_at"`
299}
300
301// AppRecoveryInhibition reasons.
302const (
303	// AppInhibitReplacementPending marks the generation being replaced
304	// while a volume-owning candidate may already be writing.
305	AppInhibitReplacementPending = "replacement-pending"
306	// AppInhibitRetirementPending marks a published predecessor that must
307	// remain stopped and be retired by a later reconciliation pass.
308	AppInhibitRetirementPending = "retirement-pending"
309)
310
311// AppOwnership is the ownership record for one app.
312// ID is the stable internal UUID, distinct from the public name.
313// Remove frees the name but retains volumes/secrets under the old ID
314// with their exact ownership records; a new app reusing the name
315// never implicitly adopts them.
316// AppOwnedImage tracks one app-pinned image (reference and digest only,
317// never credentials).
318//
319//nolint:revive // Stutter matches the sibling AppOwned* record names.
320type AppOwnedImage struct {
321	Service   string `json:"service"`
322	Reference string `json:"reference"`
323	Digest    string `json:"digest,omitempty"`
324	State     string `json:"state"`
325}
326
327type AppOwnership struct {
328	App      string                        `json:"app"`
329	ID       string                        `json:"id,omitempty"`
330	Volumes  []AppOwnedVolume              `json:"volumes"`
331	Services map[string]AppServiceRecovery `json:"services"`
332	Secrets  []AppOwnedSecret              `json:"secrets"`
333	Networks []AppOwnedNetwork             `json:"networks"`
334	Images   []AppOwnedImage               `json:"images"`
335}
336
337// AppStoreCheckpoint is the global reservation checkpoint.
338type AppStoreCheckpoint struct {
339	Version      int                      `json:"version"`
340	Reservations []AppListenerReservation `json:"reservations"`
341}

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