Staging

[Riyad-Murad]

Summary by Sourcery

Apply resource constraints to Docker services, optimize Laravel container startup with cache operations, and update CI workflows to deploy a custom low-memory MySQL configuration.

Enhancements:

• Apply memory and CPU limits to PHP, MySQL, and Node services in docker-compose
• Mount mysql-lowmem.cnf for low-memory MySQL configuration and expose the database port
• Set NODE_OPTIONS for the Node service to cap its heap size

CI:

• Add steps to copy mysql-lowmem.cnf to EC2 in both staging and production GitHub Actions workflows

Chores:

• Enhance dockerShell.sh to clear and cache Laravel config, routes, and views before running migrations
• Introduce mysql-lowmem.cnf with custom low-memory MySQL settings

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

This PR bounds container resource usage by adding memory and CPU limits, introduces a low-memory MySQL config, updates CI/CD workflows to deploy it, and enhances the Docker entrypoint script with cache-clearing and caching steps before migrations.

Flow Diagram: Updated amp-laravel Startup Script (dockerShell.sh)

graph TD
    Start["Previous steps (e.g., composer install)"] --> ConfigClear["php artisan config:clear"]
    ConfigClear --> NewCacheClear["php artisan cache:clear (New)"]
    NewCacheClear --> NewRouteClear["php artisan route:clear (New)"]
    NewRouteClear --> NewViewClear["php artisan view:clear (New)"]
    NewViewClear --> ConfigCache["php artisan config:cache"]
    ConfigCache --> NewRouteCache["php artisan route:cache (New)"]
    NewRouteCache --> NewViewCache["php artisan view:cache (New)"]
    NewViewCache --> Migrate["php artisan migrate --seed --force"]
    Migrate --> Apache["apache2-foreground"]
    Apache --> End["Service Running"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Enforce resource constraints on Docker Compose services	Add mem_limit and cpus settings to application, database, and node services Set NODE_OPTIONS to limit Node’s memory footprint Reorder and mount custom MySQL config for low-memory optimization	docker-compose.yaml
Introduce low-memory MySQL configuration	Add new mysql-lowmem.cnf file with custom settings	mysql-lowmem.cnf
Extend CI/CD workflows to include low-memory MySQL config	Add scp action to copy mysql-lowmem.cnf to EC2 in staging and production workflows	.github/workflows/stacksDockerDeployStaging.yaml .github/workflows/stacksDockerDeployProduction.yaml
Improve Docker entrypoint script maintenance	Clear and rebuild Laravel config, route, and view caches before migration Include cache clear commands alongside existing config cache step	amp-laravel/dockerShell.sh

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey @Riyad-Murad - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

Here's what I looked at during the review

• 🟡 General issues: 2 issues found
• 🟢 Security: all looks good
• 🟢 Testing: all looks good
• 🟢 Documentation: all looks good

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[sourcery-ai]

nitpick (typo): Fix typo in step name

Fix typo: change 'cofiguration' to 'configuration'.

Suggested change

	- name: Copy Database Low Memory cofiguration file to EC2
	- name: Copy Database Low Memory configuration file to EC2

[sourcery-ai]

nitpick (typo): Fix typo in step name

Also correct 'cofiguration' to 'configuration' here.

Suggested change

	- name: Copy Database Low Memory cofiguration file to EC2
	- name: Copy Database Low Memory configuration file to EC2