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chore: migrate immich to dynamic compose #4974

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a multi-service architecture for the Immich application, enhancing scalability and performance.
    • Added a machine learning service to improve application capabilities.
    • Configured Redis and PostgreSQL services for efficient data management and persistence.
  • Updates

    • Incremented versioning for improved compatibility.
    • Enabled dynamic configuration for flexible updates without downtime.

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The changes involve updates to the configuration files for the Immich application, specifically config.json and the introduction of a new docker-compose.json file. The config.json file has been modified to increase the tipi_version, add a min_tipi_version, and include a dynamic_config field. The docker-compose.json file establishes a multi-service architecture for the application, defining services for the main application, machine learning, Redis, and PostgreSQL.

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File Change Summary
apps/immich/config.json - Incremented tipi_version from 104 to 105.
- Added min_tipi_version with value "3.6.2".
- Added dynamic_config set to true.
- Updated updated_at timestamp.
apps/immich/docker-compose.json - Introduced a multi-service architecture with services: immich, immich-machine-learning, immich-redis, and immich-db.
- Configured each service with specific images, environment variables, volume mappings, and health checks.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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apps/immich/config.json (1)

10-10: LGTM: Addition of minimum Tipi version requirement

The addition of min_tipi_version is a good practice for ensuring compatibility. This change is consistent with the migration process.

Consider updating the project's documentation to reflect this new minimum version requirement, if not already done.

apps/immich/docker-compose.json (2)

4-29: LGTM! Consider using secrets for sensitive information.

The configuration for the immich service looks good. It correctly sets up the environment variables, dependencies, and volume mounting.

Consider using Docker secrets for sensitive information like DB_PASSWORD and JWT_SECRET instead of environment variables for improved security.


55-64: LGTM! Consider using a more recent Redis version.

The configuration for the immich-redis service is concise and includes a good health check.

Consider upgrading to a more recent version of Redis (e.g., 7.x) for improved performance and security features, unless there's a specific reason to use version 6.2.

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apps/immich/docker-compose.json

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apps/immich/config.json (3)

8-8: LGTM: Version bump for Tipi component

The increment of tipi_version from 104 to 105 is consistent with the migration mentioned in the PR title.


40-40: LGTM: Updated timestamp

The updated_at field has been correctly updated to reflect the latest modification time.


Line range hint 8-40: Summary: Configuration updated for dynamic compose migration

The changes in this file successfully implement the migration to dynamic compose as intended:

  1. The tipi_version has been incremented.
  2. A minimum Tipi version requirement has been added.
  3. Dynamic configuration has been enabled.
  4. The update timestamp has been refreshed.

These changes appear to be correct and aligned with the PR objectives. However, please ensure that:

  1. The application code has been updated to handle dynamic configuration (if necessary).
  2. All related documentation has been updated to reflect these changes.
  3. Proper testing has been conducted to verify the functionality of dynamic configuration.
apps/immich/docker-compose.json (3)

30-54: LGTM! Good separation of concerns.

The configuration for the immich-machine-learning service is well-structured. It correctly sets up the environment variables, dependencies, and volume mounting. The use of a separate volume for the ML cache is a good practice for performance optimization.


65-87: LGTM! Well-configured database service.

The immich-db service configuration is well-structured and includes several good practices:

  1. Use of a specific image version with a SHA256 digest for reproducibility.
  2. Proper environment variable configuration for database credentials and settings.
  3. Volume mounting for persistent data storage.
  4. Comprehensive health check (with the addition of timeout and retries as suggested).
  5. Custom command with appropriate PostgreSQL configurations for production use.

The static analysis hint about the command property being a string is a false positive. In Docker Compose, the command can be either a string or an array of strings, and the array format used here is correct.

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[failure] 80-80:
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1-89: Overall, excellent Docker Compose configuration for Immich.

This Docker Compose configuration for the Immich application is well-structured and follows best practices for a production environment. It effectively defines four services (immich, immich-machine-learning, immich-redis, and immich-db) with appropriate configurations, dependencies, and health checks.

Key strengths:

  1. Use of specific image versions for reproducibility.
  2. Proper volume mounting for persistent data.
  3. Well-defined environment variables and service dependencies.
  4. Comprehensive health checks for critical services.

Areas for potential improvement:

  1. Consider using Docker secrets for sensitive information like database passwords and JWT secrets.
  2. Add timeout and retries to the immich-db health check configuration.
  3. Consider upgrading to a more recent version of Redis for improved features and security.
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[failure] 80-80:
"services[3].healthCheck" must have required property 'timeout'


[failure] 80-80:
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[failure] 86-86:
"services[3].command" must be string

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