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Use service environment vars, not setting new vars #248
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This is a follow-up to #248, which in turn was resolving: #242 (comment) The ruby app is relying on convention, and by convention a `PORT` env varable will determine which port the `puma` webserver actually listens on. So - we don't need to set it explicitly in the compose file, but that means we need to set it elsewhere somehow. I tried a few hacks with the dockerfile: - Trying to pass `PORT=$EMAIL_SERVICE_PORT` - Trying to pass `-p $EMAIL_SERVICE_PORT` in the command But those didn't work and I gave up. So instead we just set it directly in the sinatra app ourselves. (Please don't ask me how that actually gets set down all the way through sinatra -> rack -> puma, because truthfully I do not know: rack-based servers are basically magic). We can see that it works: ``` @ahayworth ➜ /workspaces/opentelemetry-demo-webstore (ahayworth/emailservice-port-things ✗) $ git grep EMAIL_SERVICE_P ORT .env:EMAIL_SERVICE_PORT=6060 ``` ``` @ahayworth ➜ /workspaces/opentelemetry-demo-webstore (ahayworth/emailservice-port-things ✗) $ docker-compose up --build emailservice email-service | == Sinatra (v2.2.0) has taken the stage on 6060 for production with backup from Puma email-service | I, [2022-08-03T13:08:27.643291 #1] INFO -- : Instrumentation: OpenTelemetry::Instrumentation::Sinatra was successfully installed with the following options {} email-service | Puma starting in single mode... email-service | * Puma version: 5.6.4 (ruby 3.1.2-p20) ("Birdie's Version") email-service | * Min threads: 0 email-service | * Max threads: 5 email-service | * Environment: production email-service | * PID: 1 email-service | * Listening on http://0.0.0.0:6060 email-service | Use Ctrl-C to stop ``` Co-authored-by: Carter Socha <[email protected]>
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* no extra port env vars * emailservice port undo Co-authored-by: Carter Socha <[email protected]>
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This is a follow-up to open-telemetry#248, which in turn was resolving: open-telemetry#242 (comment) The ruby app is relying on convention, and by convention a `PORT` env varable will determine which port the `puma` webserver actually listens on. So - we don't need to set it explicitly in the compose file, but that means we need to set it elsewhere somehow. I tried a few hacks with the dockerfile: - Trying to pass `PORT=$EMAIL_SERVICE_PORT` - Trying to pass `-p $EMAIL_SERVICE_PORT` in the command But those didn't work and I gave up. So instead we just set it directly in the sinatra app ourselves. (Please don't ask me how that actually gets set down all the way through sinatra -> rack -> puma, because truthfully I do not know: rack-based servers are basically magic). We can see that it works: ``` @ahayworth ➜ /workspaces/opentelemetry-demo-webstore (ahayworth/emailservice-port-things ✗) $ git grep EMAIL_SERVICE_P ORT .env:EMAIL_SERVICE_PORT=6060 ``` ``` @ahayworth ➜ /workspaces/opentelemetry-demo-webstore (ahayworth/emailservice-port-things ✗) $ docker-compose up --build emailservice email-service | == Sinatra (v2.2.0) has taken the stage on 6060 for production with backup from Puma email-service | I, [2022-08-03T13:08:27.643291 open-telemetry#1] INFO -- : Instrumentation: OpenTelemetry::Instrumentation::Sinatra was successfully installed with the following options {} email-service | Puma starting in single mode... email-service | * Puma version: 5.6.4 (ruby 3.1.2-p20) ("Birdie's Version") email-service | * Min threads: 0 email-service | * Max threads: 5 email-service | * Environment: production email-service | * PID: 1 email-service | * Listening on http://0.0.0.0:6060 email-service | Use Ctrl-C to stop ``` Co-authored-by: Carter Socha <[email protected]>
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Fixes #242 (comment)
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Services will now read their port environment variables directly rather than having any intermediary $PORT variable for example.
Also, getting any environment variables should be done at startup of the service and if it is not present it can crash the program with a relevant error that would be more helpful than starting the service using a default port number that might not be actually communicating with other services which would be harder to detect problems.