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archivist: scratch runtime Dockerfile (static binary only, non-root, CA bundle + tzdata); .dockerignore; README build section; arch.md packaging; fix ARCHIVIST_HTTP_ADDR doc row
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# Keep the build context to the Go sources the builder stage copies.
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# config.jsonc is mounted at runtime, never baked into the image.
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e2e/
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pb_data/
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*.md
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config.jsonc
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# archivist: multi-stage build. The builder compiles a static binary;
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# the runtime is scratch with only that binary and the files it needs.
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# --- build stage ------------------------------------------------------------
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FROM golang:1.23-alpine AS build
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WORKDIR /src
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# ca-certificates and tzdata are copied into the runtime image below.
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RUN apk add --no-cache ca-certificates tzdata
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# TARGETARCH is set by buildx for multi-platform builds; it is unset for a
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# plain docker build, where go builds for the host architecture.
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ARG TARGETARCH
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# go.sum is not committed yet: go mod tidy resolves and pins the exact
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# versions at build time. Once go.sum is committed, replace the tidy line
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# with `go mod download` for fully reproducible builds.
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COPY go.mod main.go internal/ ./
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RUN go mod tidy
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RUN CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux GOARCH=${TARGETARCH} go build -trimpath -ldflags="-s -w" -o /archivist .
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# Minimal runtime tree assembled next to the binary:
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# - CA bundle: the S3 endpoint is HTTPS by default
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# - timezone database: the cron and date rendering honor TZ
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# - /app/pb_data (SQLite database) and /tmp, the only writable directories,
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# owned by the unprivileged runtime user 65532
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RUN mkdir -p /out/etc/ssl/certs /out/usr/share /out/app/pb_data /out/tmp \
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&& cp /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt /out/etc/ssl/certs/ \
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&& cp -r /usr/share/zoneinfo /out/usr/share/zoneinfo \
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&& chown -R 65532:65532 /out/app /out/tmp
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# --- runtime stage -----------------------------------------------------------
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FROM scratch
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COPY --from=build /out/ /
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COPY --from=build /archivist /archivist
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WORKDIR /app
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ENV TMPDIR=/tmp
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USER 65532:65532
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VOLUME /app/pb_data
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EXPOSE 8090
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ENTRYPOINT ["/archivist"]
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The dashboard is available at `http://<server>:8090/`, the PocketBase admin at `http://<server>:8090/_/`.
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## Building the image
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```bash
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docker build -t napnap75/archivist:latest archivist/
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```
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The build has two stages: the builder compiles a static binary (CGO disabled), and the runtime image is `scratch` containing only that binary, the CA bundle (the S3 endpoint is HTTPS by default), the timezone database, and the writable data directories. The container runs as the non-root user 65532: a named volume for `/app/pb_data` works out of the box; for a host bind mount, `chown 65532:65532` the directory first. The image has no shell, so `docker exec` is not available.
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## Configuration
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Two distinct configurations:
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| `ARCHIVIST_POLL_INTERVAL` | no | Cron expression for polling `inbox/`, default `* * * * *` (every minute) |
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| `ARCHIVIST_ADMIN_EMAIL` | yes | Admin account (dashboard and PocketBase) |
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| `ARCHIVIST_ADMIN_PASSWORD` | yes | Admin account password |
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| `ARCHIVIST_HTTP_PORT` | no | Internal listening port, default `8090` |
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| `ARCHIVIST_HTTP_ADDR` | no | Listen address, default `0.0.0.0:8090` |
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The `pb_data` volume holds the PocketBase SQLite database (documents, history, full-text search index): it must persist across restarts.
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E2E_IMAGE=archivist:e2e go test ./e2e -v -count=1
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```
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Build the image first: `docker build -t archivist:e2e .` (see Building the image).
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Without `E2E_IMAGE` the suite skips. The suite drives the poller through the superuser-only `POST /api/archivist/poll` route instead of waiting for the cron. `E2E_KEEP=1` leaves the containers running after the run for debugging; `GARAGE_IMAGE` overrides the Garage image (default `dxflrs/garage:latest`). See arch.md section 10.
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## Troubleshooting
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The gate is a regression detector for dependency upgrades (PocketBase, minio-go, ledongthuc/pdf, expr, Garage), not an acceptance proof: acceptance criteria are reviewed on the stories themselves. `E2E_KEEP=1` leaves the containers running after the run for debugging.
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## 11. Packaging
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`Dockerfile`, two-stage build:
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- Builder: `golang:1.23-alpine`, CGO disabled, static binary, `TARGETARCH` honored for multi-platform builds under buildx. `go mod tidy` runs there because `go.sum` is not committed; once it is committed, the line becomes `go mod download` for fully reproducible builds.
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- Runtime: `scratch` with only the `/archivist` binary, the CA bundle (the S3 endpoint is HTTPS by default), the timezone database (the cron and date rendering honor `TZ`), and `/app/pb_data` + `/tmp`, the only writable directories, owned by the unprivileged runtime user 65532. `config.jsonc` is never baked in: it is mounted at runtime, `ARCHIVIST_CONFIG` defaulting to `config.jsonc` relative to `/app`.
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The container runs as 65532:65532 (non-root), exposes 8090, declares `/app/pb_data` as a volume, and has no shell: `docker exec` is not available. `.dockerignore` keeps the build context to the Go sources; the E2E harness is not part of the image.
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