feat(cockpit-server): serve baked artifacts from the object store - #152
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The bakes reach the browser today by being baked INTO the image: the Dockerfile curls them from a GitHub release into cockpit/dist/, which include_dir! embeds. That path stays and remains primary. What it cannot do is let a NEWLY published bake reach a RUNNING deploy — dist/ is fixed at image build, so a v4 body bake would need a rebuild before /helix2 could see it. /api/bake/:tag/:asset streams the artifact from the shared bucket, same-origin. The server fetches rather than the browser for two independent reasons: the bucket is private and must stay private (it is shared with MedCare-rs clinical ontology bakes), and a browser cannot sign SigV4 without being handed the credentials, which is the same exposure by another route. It also sidesteps the missing CORS header on the release redirect that the Dockerfile already documents. No volume is used. Only some q2 deployments have one, so a hydrate-to-disk design like osm_slab_hydrate would work on some deploys and silently not on others; this streams per request and keeps no local copy. A volume cache can be layered on later where one exists. Signing is ported from MedCare-rs::medcare-server::bake_s3, which already solved this against the same bucket, including its reason for writing HMAC out rather than adding the hmac crate. reqwest and chrono were already in the workspace lock, so this adds no new dependency tree. REPO_PREFIX is a constant, not an env var: a deploy pointed at another prefix is fetching another project's artifacts. BodyHelix2 now tries dist/ -> /api/bake -> release, taking the bake tag from the manifest so publishing is a manifest edit rather than a code change; absent, the hop is skipped rather than guessed. Verified: cargo check -p cockpit-server exit 0; tsc --noEmit exit 0; npm run build green; and the signing scheme authenticated against the real bucket (HTTP 200 returning the uploaded SHA256SUMS). Tests cover the RFC 4231 HMAC known answer and that the signature varies with key, date and path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012wrzeZAdwGYTCKoxamwQht
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe server now hydrates and verifies the FMA body bake at startup, serves it from ChangesBody bake delivery
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new bake endpoint can deliver an unverified or outdated artifact, while the default deployment may present a v3 bake through the v4-only /helix2 experience. This is not ready to merge until verification state, cache behavior, and artifact-version selection are corrected. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Startup
participant S3
participant Cache
participant Browser
participant bake_asset_handler
Startup->>S3: fetch checksum metadata
Startup->>Cache: verify or store body bake
Browser->>bake_asset_handler: GET /api/bake
bake_asset_handler->>Cache: read verified artifact
Cache-->>bake_asset_handler: artifact bytes or unavailable
bake_asset_handler-->>Browser: bake response
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The Rustfmt (check) step on #152 failed: bake_s3.rs and the bake_asset_handler arm in main.rs were pushed unformatted, which skipped every later step -- clippy, the custom lints, and the Rust tests, so bake_s3's own unit tests have not run anywhere yet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012wrzeZAdwGYTCKoxamwQht
/api/bake/:tag/:asset fetched the artifact from the object store per request with a hand-rolled SigV4 signer -- a second object-store client in a crate that already had one, re-downloading ~59 MB on every cold browser cache. This repo already does the right shape one module over: osm_slab_hydrate fetches once at boot onto the volume and serves the file, which is also what medcare-rs's bake_hydrate and this bucket's producer (openstreetmap-website-rs's bake-entrypoint.sh, publishing to the same q2/bakes/<tag>/ + SHA256SUMS layout) do. body_bake reuses that machinery rather than repeating it: the four helpers it needs -- fetch_sums, download_verified, resolve_cache_hit, write_marker -- take the subsystem name as a parameter now so a body artifact's boot lines do not claim to be the OSM slab. The volume ladder is BODY_BAKE_DIR, then RAILWAY_VOL/body, then a writable /volume01/body, then an absolute temp path; a redeploy without the volume re-fetches rather than serving something stale, and the checksum is re-verified on a cache hit because the artifact outlives this code. Missing credentials leave /helix untouched -- it reads the embedded dist/ copy and never consults this -- and answer 503 here with the absent variable named. The handler no longer builds a path from the wire: it compares the requested coordinates against what this deploy actually hydrated and serves that file or nothing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012wrzeZAdwGYTCKoxamwQht
The two deps the deleted hand-rolled SigV4 signer needed; nothing else in the crate graph pulls them for cockpit-server. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012wrzeZAdwGYTCKoxamwQht
`cargo fmt --all -- --check` fails on lance-graph-ogar/src/lib.rs:648 — two consecutive blank lines where rustfmt's blank_lines_upper_bound allows one. It reddens every consumer whose CI checks this repo out beside its own and runs a workspace-wide fmt check (found from AdaWorldAPI/q2#152, whose own sources were already clean). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012wrzeZAdwGYTCKoxamwQht
/api/bake/:tag/:asset made the client read a tag and filename from body.manifest.json while the server read the same two things from its own environment. Two places naming one artifact: a deploy could set either without the other, and the result was a 404 in which both halves looked correct. Neither was set, so /helix2 could not work no matter which one a deploy filled in. The server already knows what it hydrated, so the route takes no coordinates at all and answers with that file; the client asks for "the bake" and there is nothing to keep in sync. The filename rides along in Content-Disposition and the ETag, so a caller can still see WHICH bake it received -- it just cannot disagree about it. helix_v4_latest and helix_v4_tag are gone from the client; a named scene (?scene=osm) still resolves through the manifest, because those bakes ship in dist/ and are not what the object-store hydrate is for. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012wrzeZAdwGYTCKoxamwQht
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Two consecutive blank lines on lance-graph's Fix ported: AdaWorldAPI/lance-graph#1214 — one deleted line, after which Why that does not turn this PR green yet. This PR's own sources are clean, verified locally at
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When a cached artifact fails checksum validation and its replacement download also fails, this discarded Option<PathBuf> is None, but the old file remains at local_path(); bake_asset_handler later serves it based only on file existence. The same occurs when startup exits before validation because the bucket or checksum is unavailable. Preserve the successfully verified path in application state, or remove/quarantine failed cache entries, so /api/bake cannot return unverified bytes.
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On every /api/bake request, tokio::fs::read allocates and retains the entire approximately 61.8 MB artifact until the response is sent. Concurrent browser cache misses therefore multiply that allocation and can create large memory spikes or OOM a constrained deployment. Serve the file as a streaming response (for example with ServeFile) instead of materializing it as a Vec<u8>.
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In `@crates/cockpit-server/src/body_bake.rs`:
- Line 52: Prevent the no-scene `/helix2` path from selecting the v3
`DEFAULT_TAG` as a v4 artifact; require an explicitly configured v4 artifact or
otherwise keep the route unavailable. In
`crates/cockpit-server/src/body_bake.rs` at lines 52-52, update the default
artifact configuration accordingly; in `cockpit/src/BodyHelix2.tsx` at lines
743-747, preserve the unavailable state until a v4 artifact is configured,
unless the route and UI contract are intentionally changed to v3.
In `@crates/cockpit-server/src/main.rs`:
- Line 772: Update the handler around ensure_body_bake_local to store its
successful verified path in AppState, rather than treating any readable
destination as hydrated. Return 503 when the verification result is None, and
only read and serve the file after a verified path is available.
- Line 803: Update the /api/bake response cache policy near its header
construction to remove immutable one-year caching, using a revalidating policy
instead so clients can honor ETag checks after redeploys; keep the stable bake
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The v4 hydrate was built on top of the old path in three ways, each of which could have broken a working route. It defaulted to the v3 tag and filename, so /helix2 -- the route that exists precisely so a v4 bake can be compared against v3 with the renderer held constant -- would have fetched and rendered the v3 bake on any configured deploy. There is now no v3 slot in this module and no defaults at all: unconfigured is unconfigured, and the route says so. It reached the map's hydration by making osm_slab_hydrate's helpers generic, putting the working 1.29 GiB slab on the same code as an experimental body bake. That file is restored byte-identical to main and this module carries its own copy, which is the cheaper half of the trade. It read the ambient AWS_* and RAILWAY_VOL, so a v4 credential or volume change would have moved where the map looks. Every setting is now BODY_BAKE_V4_*, endpoint and keys included, in its own body-v4 directory, on its own /api/bake/v4 route. Set them to the same values if you want; the point is that they are separable. Two review findings from the same family are fixed with it: only a path that PASSED its checksum is served (a cached copy that failed and whose re-download also failed is deleted rather than left to be served on file existence alone), and ServeFile streams the ~59 MB artifact instead of reading it into a Vec per request. BodyHelix.tsx, BodyV3.tsx, GeoHelix.tsx, main.tsx, body.manifest.json, osm_slab_hydrate.rs, osm_lance.rs, osm_features.rs, osm_lifecycle.rs and body_lod.rs are all byte-identical to main. main.rs gains 38 lines and loses none. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012wrzeZAdwGYTCKoxamwQht
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All three review findings were already fixed in 1. "Do not serve the default v3 bake as Fixed structurally rather than by changing the default: the v4 module has no defaults at all and no v3 slot, so there is nothing to fall back to. Unconfigured is unconfigured and 2. "Serve only a verified hydration result" — correct (Codex raised the same as P1). The handler trusted file existence, so a cached copy that failed its checksum and whose re-download also failed would still be served Fixed: the hydrate publishes the path to a 3. "Do not mark the stable bake URL as immutable" — correct. Fixed as a side effect of switching to Beyond the three, Every old-path file is byte-identical to Not resolving the three threads from here — they were raised against a superseded commit and a re-review at the current head is the more useful signal. Generated by Claude Code |
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Summary
The body bake now also lives in the shared object store, and
/helix2can load it from there. Follow-up to #151; one commit, additive — the existing embedded path is untouched and stays primary.Uploaded and verified (done with the
AWS_*variables the deploys already have):Downloaded back out of the bucket and re-hashed:
31468d864a3d9a79…c405, identical to the GitHub release digest. Follows theq2/bakes/<tag>/+SHA256SUMSconventionberlin-v1already uses.Why a route and not a direct browser fetch
The artifacts reach the browser today by being baked into the image — the Dockerfile
curls them from a release intocockpit/dist/, whichinclude_dir!embeds. That works and it stays. What it cannot do is let a newly published bake reach a running deploy:dist/is fixed at image build, so a v4 body bake would need a rebuild before/helix2could see it.GET /api/bake/:tag/:assetstreams it same-origin instead. The server fetches rather than the browser for two independent reasons, either sufficient:mesh.ttl). Making objects public-read so a browser could fetch them directly would expose that material.It also sidesteps the missing CORS header on the release redirect that the Dockerfile already documents at this exact asset.
Why no volume
Only some q2 deployments have one (operator). A hydrate-to-disk design like
osm_slab_hydratewould therefore work on some deploys and silently not on others. This streams per request and keeps no local copy — correct everywhere, at the cost of re-fetching. A volume cache is a later optimisation for the deploys that have one, not a prerequisite.Provenance
Signing is ported from
MedCare-rs::medcare-server::bake_s3, which already solved this against the same bucket — including its recorded reason for writing HMAC out rather than adding thehmaccrate (itsdigestversion conflicts with thesha2in tree).reqwestandchronowere already in the workspace lock, so this adds no new dependency tree (lock delta: 2 lines).REPO_PREFIXis a constant, not an env var: a deploy pointed at another prefix is fetching another project's artifacts, better made impossible than configurable.Loader order in
BodyHelix2is nowdist/→/api/bake→ release, with the tag read from the manifest so publishing a bake is a manifest edit rather than a code change; absent, the hop is skipped rather than guessed.Verification
cargo check -p cockpit-servernpx tsc --noEmit -p .npm run build(tsc && vite build)SHA256SUMSThat last row is the one that matters: I re-implemented the canonical-request independently and signed a real
GETagainst Tigris, so the scheme is proven rather than assumed.Tests cover the RFC 4231 case-1 HMAC known answer (without it the hand-rolled HMAC is unproven, and a wrong signature is indistinguishable from a permissions problem at runtime) and that the signature varies with key, date and path — a signer that ignores any of them still "works" until it meets a real bucket.
Not done, deliberately
/helix2still reports "no bake for scene='body'". Lighting it up needs two manifest keys —helix_v4_latestandhelix_v4_tag— and I have not pointed them at the v3 artifact uploaded here: that would make/helix2render v3 while claiming v4, which is precisely the "looks like a successful v4 render" failure the route exists to prevent. There is still no v4 bake.Also unverified:
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