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At the moment I don't use the output of exec inspect, in order to understand if a command was good or not

I migrated the old logger to stream.
Now gourmet needs of a logger.

At the moment you can not override my IP 👎

The first step is integrate an authentication layer to speak with our api.

What I am looking for is something that allow gourmet to don't care too much about users. It's a platform to manage serverless not to manage user.

Oauth2 could be a good solution. It's a framework and a lot of client/server and devs already use it.

But I am still thinking about a way to verify users and a in future roles (ldap or similar)

At the moment this application is without tests :( bad bad bad..

Start to cover with unit test

Take a decision about which lib uses and integrate that

At the moment is not supported a content for our script..
https://github.com/gianarb/gourmet/blob/master/api/project.go#L30

Maybe we can use another parameter content to increase dynamicity.

{
    "img": "gourmet/php",
    "source": "https://ramdom-your-source.net/gourmet.zip",
    "env": [
        "AWS_KEY=EXAMPLE",
        "AWS_SECRET=super-secret-ecrypted-with-vault-parameter",
        "AWS_QUEUE=https://sqs.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/test"
    ],
    "content": {
    }
}

I don't know if it works but..

runner.Exec(containerId, []string{fmt.Sprintf("bin/console %s", t.Content})

In this way we can use content for example in PHP with $args

We can use different images to start different environment and we can switch from req body.

{
    "env": "php",
    "source": "http://you.net/app.zip"
}

Split docker output logger from application logger.

When you create a new function

POST /func
{
    "source": "https://ccc.com/gourmet-php-deploy/gourmet.zip",
    "img": "gourmet/php:7.0.0"
}

Doesn't work because the image's version is not supported right now.

Thanks @fntlnz

We will add an environment variable like

ENV=gourmet
GOURMET_VERSION=0.0

In order to know that you are running your function in gourmet.

When you run

POST /func/<id>

Right now the idea is return a logs related the function runned in order to understand how it worked.

Status code 200 is the exit code is 0, 500 for all other status code.

At the moment the zip with your codebase must be public.
It is not a good stuff.

At the moment I don't know how implement this feature but maybe we can use a simple token auth.

Start gourmet with a token, it use your token to require the zip.

Env vars are a good way to pass private key or configuration into the container and fetch them by your script.

{
    "...":  "...",
    "env": {
        "GITHUB_TOKEN":  "3t2ga4gs4ha35ga4ga34afaf3wg4"
    }
}