Rework the application build/deploy pipeline for scalability, reproducibility,
and security:
- Build queue: deploys run through a bounded-concurrency Bull queue
(BUILD_CONCURRENCY, default 3) so concurrent user deploys can't flood the
cluster with Kaniko jobs. Build state (progress / cancel / session) moves from
in-memory Maps to Redis, so cancel + live logs work across backend replicas.
- Nixpacks + BYO Dockerfile: code runtimes build via Nixpacks (or the user's own
Dockerfile when present); the hand-written per-runtime Dockerfile generators
and runtime auto-detection are removed. WordPress keeps its templated path.
Build-time mirror env (NIXPACKS_BUILD_ENV) supports the Iran network.
- Source upload to MinIO: archives stream to in-cluster MinIO; build pods pull
via a presigned URL. Removes the PVC + helper pod + kubectl cp upload path.
- Report-only Trivy scan after build; per-severity summary stored on the
deployment and shown as a badge in the dashboard. Never gates a deploy.
- Registry GC: a Redis-locked daily job keeps the newest N image tags per app
(REGISTRY_KEEP_VERSIONS, default 3) and reclaims disk via garbage-collect.
- Hardening: git tokens are delivered via a per-build Secret + git credential
store instead of being embedded in the clone URL / Job manifest; build timeout
is configurable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Replace port-forward/netcat PVC upload with kubectl cp for integrity
- Add build cancellation API and session cleanup; deploy catches cancel
- Default port 80 for WordPress, PHP, and Laravel on create
- Build progress modal with cancel; Helm/K8s adjustments for deployments
- Update build and kubernetes specs
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- detectRuntime reads parent directory not zip file itself
- Full WordPress Dockerfile with custom entrypoint for wp-content merging
- Laravel: inline nginx.conf and supervisord.conf generation
- composer.lock made optional
- ConfigMap cleanup in finally block
- Unit tests for WordPress build flow
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