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[INFRA-213] Fix aio dockerfile with new file structure#7427

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Description

  • Fix AIO Dockerfile with changes related to new file structure

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  • Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)

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  • Chores
    • Updated internal directory paths for cache cleanup and server startup processes to align with the new project structure. This improves consistency and reliability for application deployment and management. No changes to user-facing features or functionality.

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This change updates the directory paths in both the Dockerfile and the supervisor configuration to match a new structure for the web, space, and admin components. Cache cleanup and Node.js server start commands now target the updated /apps/<name>/ subdirectories, ensuring correct operation with the revised filesystem layout.

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File(s) Change Summary
deployments/aio/community/Dockerfile Updated Next.js cache cleanup paths to /apps/<name>/.next/cache and added admin cache cleanup.
deployments/aio/community/supervisor.conf Modified Node.js server script paths for web, space, admin, and live programs to new directory structure.

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    participant Supervisor
    participant WebServer
    participant SpaceServer
    participant AdminServer
    participant LiveServer

    Supervisor->>WebServer: Start /app/web/apps/web/server.js
    Supervisor->>SpaceServer: Start /app/space/apps/space/server.js
    Supervisor->>AdminServer: Start /app/admin/apps/admin/server.js
    Supervisor->>LiveServer: Start /app/live/server.js
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Cache swept clean, directories rearranged.
Supervisor calls from its warren anew,
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@sriramveeraghanta sriramveeraghanta merged commit 3783e34 into preview Jul 17, 2025
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@sriramveeraghanta sriramveeraghanta deleted the fix-aio-dockerfile branch July 17, 2025 09:29
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
deployments/aio/community/Dockerfile (1)

39-41: Generalise cache-cleanup to avoid hard-coding every app path

Hard-coding each .next/cache location means the Dockerfile needs edits every time a new Next.js package is added or paths shift again.

-RUN rm -rf /app/web/apps/web/.next/cache && \
-    rm -rf /app/space/apps/space/.next/cache && \
-    rm -rf /app/admin/apps/admin/.next/cache
+RUN find /app -type d -path '*/.next/cache' -prune -exec rm -rf {} +

A single find keeps the image lean and future-proof.

deployments/aio/community/supervisor.conf (3)

20-22: Drop the unnecessary sh -c wrapper

Supervisor can invoke Node directly:

command=node /app/web/apps/web/server.js

Removing the shell layer gives one fewer PID and cleaner signal handling.


32-34: Align style across programs

space (and admin) use absolute paths without a directory=… stanza, while live relies on directory + relative path. Pick one convention for readability and easier debugging.


44-46: Same consistency point applies here

Consider using either
directory=/app/admin + command=node server.js
or the absolute-path pattern used above.

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deployments/aio/community/Dockerfile (1)

39-41: Verify whether /app/live needs the same cleanup

You copy live-img but do not clear a /app/live/.../.next/cache directory.
If the live package still uses Next.js this leaves useless artefacts in the final layer.

Comment on lines 99 to 101
directory=/app/live
command=sh -c "node live/dist/start.js live"
command=sh -c "node live/server.js"
autostart=true
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⚠️ Potential issue

Path very likely wrong – duplicated live/ segment

With directory=/app/live, node live/server.js resolves to /app/live/live/server.js, which probably does not exist.

-command=sh -c "node live/server.js"
+command=sh -c "node server.js"

Fix before this hits production.

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directory=/app/live
command=sh -c "node live/dist/start.js live"
command=sh -c "node live/server.js"
autostart=true
directory=/app/live
command=sh -c "node server.js"
autostart=true
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In deployments/aio/community/supervisor.conf around lines 99 to 101, the command
path includes a duplicated 'live/' segment causing it to resolve incorrectly to
/app/live/live/server.js. To fix this, update the command to run 'node
server.js' instead of 'node live/server.js' so it correctly references the file
relative to the specified directory /app/live.

lifeiscontent pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 18, 2025
* fix: update paths in Dockerfile and supervisor.conf for application directories

* fix: update live command in supervisor.conf to use server.js
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