Add String sorted topologicalSort #2696
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20-20: Consider using a stable version for the build base imageThe current Dockerfile uses
ghcr.io/vdaas/vald/vald-buildbase:nightlyas the base image for the build stage. While this ensures you're always using the latest version, it might introduce instability in your builds. Consider using a specific, stable version of the build base image to ensure reproducible builds.You could modify the FROM instruction to use a specific version tag instead of
nightly. For example:FROM ghcr.io/vdaas/vald/vald-buildbase:v1.x.x AS builderReplace
v1.x.xwith the latest stable version of the build base image.dockers/tools/benchmark/job/Dockerfile (2)
96-96: LGTM: Minor formatting improvement.The change adds a newline before the ENTRYPOINT instruction, slightly improving readability. While this is a positive change, it's minimal and doesn't affect the functionality of the Dockerfile.
Consider applying similar formatting changes consistently across the entire Dockerfile for better overall readability.
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1-96: Overall, the Dockerfile is well-structured and follows best practices.The Dockerfile uses multi-stage builds, leverages caching, and follows security best practices such as using a distroless base image and running as a non-root user. While the current change is minimal, here are some suggestions for future improvements:
- Consider using specific versions for base images instead of
nightlyto ensure reproducible builds.- Evaluate if all installed packages in the builder stage are necessary; removing unnecessary ones can further reduce the image size.
- Consider adding a health check to the final stage to improve container orchestration.
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49-86: Excellent use of build optimizations and best practicesThe RUN instruction in this Dockerfile demonstrates several good practices:
- Use of
--mountoptions for caching APT packages and Go build cache, which can significantly speed up subsequent builds.- Use of
set -exfor better error handling and build verbosity.- Configuring APT to keep downloaded packages and avoid installing recommended packages, which helps to keep the image size down.
- Cleaning up APT caches after installation to reduce image size.
- Setting up locales and timezone information correctly.
These practices contribute to faster, more reliable, and smaller Docker images. Well done!
86-87: Clarify the purpose of the sample configuration fileThe Dockerfile copies a
sample.yamlfile to/etc/server/config.yamlin the final image. While providing a sample configuration can be helpful, it's important to ensure that this doesn't unintentionally become the default configuration in a production environment.Could you please clarify:
- Is this sample configuration intended for production use, or is it just for demonstration purposes?
- If it's not for production, how will the actual configuration be provided to the container in a production environment?
Consider adding a comment in the Dockerfile to explain the purpose of this sample configuration file.
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96-96: Excellent change to ENTRYPOINT formatThe modification of the ENTRYPOINT directive from shell form to exec form is a positive improvement. This change:
- Enhances clarity and readability of the Dockerfile.
- Prevents potential issues with signal handling in the container.
- Aligns with Docker best practices.
- Ensures consistent behavior across different shell environments.
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1-96: Overall Dockerfile structure and practicesWhile only the ENTRYPOINT was changed in this PR, it's worth noting that the overall structure of this Dockerfile follows many best practices:
- Uses multi-stage builds to minimize the final image size.
- Employs a distroless base image for the final stage, enhancing security.
- Sets up proper environment variables and locale settings.
- Uses the principle of least privilege by running as a non-root user.
- Employs caching mechanisms to speed up builds.
These practices contribute to a more efficient, secure, and maintainable Docker image.
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48-48: LGTM: Good addition of RUSTUP_HOME environment variableThe addition of
RUSTUP_HOMEis a good practice. It separates the Rust toolchain directory from the cargo directory, which is beneficial for organization and potential version management. This change aligns well with the existingCARGO_HOMEvariable and follows Rust installation best practices.
148-148:⚠️ Potential issueConsider using a non-root user for enhanced security
While using
rootas the last USER in a Dockerfile might be necessary for certain development operations, it's generally discouraged for security reasons. Consider creating a non-root user for running the container, and only userootwhen absolutely necessary.You could add a new user and switch to it at the end of the Dockerfile:
RUN useradd -m devuser USER devuserIf root access is required for specific operations, you can use
sudoor temporarily switch to root within the container.
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