fix(infra): TensorZero ClickHouse and GPU Orchestrator startup fixes - #451
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- Fix Archon Supabase URL: replace supabase_kong_PMOVES.AI:8000 with postgrest:3000 - Add YAML anchors for tier-based environment file loading - Add TensorZero ClickHouse users.xml with proper authentication - Regenerate Meilisearch and Neo4j credentials in tier env files - Sync TensorZero configuration files from main branch 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Fix Archon Supabase connection: use postgrest:3000 instead of supabase_kong_PMOVES.AI:8000 (hostname doesn't exist) - Fix Ollama image: use ollama/ollama:latest instead of pmoves/ollama:0.12.6 (repository doesn't exist) - Fix ClickHouse IPv6 binding issues on WSL2: add listen.xml to force 0.0.0.0 IPv4-only binding (IPv6 not supported in WSL2) - Remove conflicting users.xml mount from ClickHouse (entrypoint creates user from env vars, custom file causes conflicts) - GPU Orchestrator now starts successfully with --runtime=nvidia and detects RTX 5090 All services now running: - TensorZero Gateway (port 3030) ✓ - TensorZero ClickHouse (port 8123) ✓ - Ollama (port 11434) ✓ - GPU Orchestrator (port 8100) ✓ - RTX 5090 detected - Archon (port 8091) ✓ - Supabase connection OK 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR introduces tier-based environment variable anchors in docker-compose.yml to standardize per-tier env_file loading, removes legacy services (comfy-watcher, archon-agent-work-orders, botz-gateway, hi-rag-gateway variants), reorganizes internal networks with consolidated naming (pmoves_*), updates service credentials (Supabase postgrest endpoint, Neo4j password, Meilisearch key), and configures ClickHouse user authentication and network listening. Changes
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@POWERFULMOVES I'll review the PR changes now. This looks like an important infrastructure fix addressing TensorZero Gateway and GPU Orchestrator startup issues on WSL2, with fixes for Archon Supabase connection, Ollama image reference, ClickHouse IPv6 binding, and GPU configuration. I'll examine the changes in detail. 🧠 Learnings used✅ Actions performedReview triggered.
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pmoves/docker-compose.yml (1)
786-786: Inconsistent Supabase URL:supaserchstill references legacy hostname.The PR objectives state the Archon Supabase connection was changed from
supabase_kong_PMOVES.AI:8000topostgrest:3000. Thearchonservice (Line 685) was updated correctly, butsupaserchstill uses the old hostnamesupabase_kong_PMOVES.AI:8000.🔎 Suggested fix
- HIRAG_URL=${HIRAG_URL:-http://hi-rag-gateway-v2:8086} - - SUPA_REST_URL=${SUPA_REST_URL:-http://supabase_kong_PMOVES.AI:8000/rest/v1} + - SUPA_REST_URL=${SUPA_REST_URL:-http://postgrest:3000/rest/v1} - TENSORZERO_URL=${TENSORZERO_URL:-http://tensorzero-gateway:3000}
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pmoves/PR_EVIDENCE/testing.md (2)
91-93: Optional: Wrap bare URLs in angle brackets.The markdown linter flags bare URLs. While this is a minor style issue, wrapping them in angle brackets improves readability and compliance.
🔎 Proposed fix
| Dashboard | URL | Status | |-----------|-----|--------| -| Grafana | http://localhost:3002 | ✓ Accessible | -| Prometheus | http://localhost:9090 | ✓ API responding | -| TensorZero UI | http://localhost:4000 | Not started | +| Grafana | <http://localhost:3002> | ✓ Accessible | +| Prometheus | <http://localhost:9090> | ✓ API responding | +| TensorZero UI | <http://localhost:4000> | Not started |
99-111: Consider using documented smoke test commands.The manual curl-based health checks are reasonable workarounds, but based on learnings, the project has documented smoke test procedures in
pmoves/docs/SMOKETESTS.mdwith make targets likemake -C pmoves agents-headless-smoke,make -C pmoves smoke-gpu, andmake -C pmoves verify-all.Once the missing smoke test source files are recreated, update this document to reference the standardized smoke test commands.
Based on learnings, for Agents/Archon full-stack validation, follow the 'All Services Up, Then Tests' section in
pmoves/docs/SMOKETESTS.md.pmoves/docker-compose.yml (2)
326-327: Minor: GPU capability strings are inconsistent across services.
ffmpeg-whisperuses[compute,utility]whilemedia-video(Line 349) andmedia-audio(Line 370) use[gpu]. Thegpucapability is an alias that includescompute,utility,video, andgraphics. While both work, consider standardizing for consistency.
553-603: Redundant GPU configuration:runtime: nvidiaandgpus: allboth specified.Lines 553 and 596 both configure GPU access. The
gpus: alldirective (modern syntax) implicitly sets the nvidia runtime, makingruntime: nvidiaredundant. Consider removing one for clarity.🔎 Suggested fix
hi-rag-gateway-v2-gpu: build: context: . dockerfile: services/hi-rag-gateway-v2/Dockerfile.gpu args: TORCH_CUDA: ${TORCH_CUDA_VERSION:-cu128} TORCH_VERSION: ${TORCH_VERSION:-2.9.0} TORCHAUDIO_VERSION: ${TORCHAUDIO_VERSION:-2.9.0} - runtime: nvidia restart: unless-stopped
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Learning: Applies to pmoves/services/{agent-zero,archon}/**/*.py : For Agents/Archon full-stack validation, follow the 'All Services Up, Then Tests' section in `pmoves/docs/SMOKETESTS.md` and use `make -C pmoves agents-headless-smoke`, `make -C pmoves smoke-gpu`, and `make -C pmoves verify-all`
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Learning: PRs should include clear description, linked issues, affected services, run/rollback notes, and screenshots for UI/flows; start from STARTER_PR_BODY.md and adjust sections as needed
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Learning: Applies to pmoves/**/docker-compose.yml : Use Compose profiles (`data`, `workers`) to scope what runs locally in docker-compose.yml
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Learning: Applies to {Dockerfile,docker-compose.yml,docker-compose.*.yml,pmoves/docker-compose.*.override.yml} : Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml must follow multi-arch build practices (amd64+arm64) with Trivy scanning for HIGH/CRITICAL vulnerabilities
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Learning: Applies to services/**/README.md : Update services/*/README.md and pmoves/docs/PMOVES.AI PLANS/ runbooks when touching service operational code
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Learning: PRs should include clear description, linked issues, affected services, run/rollback notes, and screenshots for UI/flows; start from STARTER_PR_BODY.md and adjust sections as needed
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Learning: PRs should include: clear description, linked issues, affected services, run/rollback notes, and screenshots for UI/flows
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Learning: Applies to pmoves/services/{agent-zero,archon}/**/*.py : For Agents/Archon full-stack validation, follow the 'All Services Up, Then Tests' section in `pmoves/docs/SMOKETESTS.md` and use `make -C pmoves agents-headless-smoke`, `make -C pmoves smoke-gpu`, and `make -C pmoves verify-all`
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Learning: Agents/Archon: for full-stack validation, follow the 'All Services Up, Then Tests' section in pmoves/docs/SMOKETESTS.md and the Archon service guide
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Learning: UI updates: run make -C pmoves notebook-workbench-smoke ARGS='--thread=<uuid>' to lint the Next.js bundle and validate Supabase connectivity; reference pmoves/docs/UI_NOTEBOOK_WORKBENCH.md
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Learning: Register MCP servers for Agent Zero with `A0_MCP_SERVERS` in `pmoves/env.shared` using format: fs: "mcp://filesystem?roots=/data"; archon: "mcp://http?endpoint=http://archon-server:8051"
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Learning: Mandatory context before changes: read pmoves/docs/PMOVES.AI PLANS/ROADMAP.md and pmoves/docs/NEXT_STEPS.md to align with current sprint focus
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Learning: Applies to pmoves/**/docker-compose.yml : Use Compose profiles (`data`, `workers`) to scope what runs locally in docker-compose.yml
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Learning: Applies to **/pmoves/**/{media,analysis,pipeline}*.py : Implement `media-video` and `media-audio` analysis pipelines with GPU auto-detect for faster-whisper
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Learning: Applies to {Dockerfile,docker-compose.yml,docker-compose.*.yml,pmoves/docker-compose.*.override.yml} : Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml must follow multi-arch build practices (amd64+arm64) with Trivy scanning for HIGH/CRITICAL vulnerabilities
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Learning: Agents images: default uses published images set in `pmoves/env.shared`. For custom code, build a thin overlay FROM the published image and tag it
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Learning: To keep embeddings local, launch your provider (e.g., `ollama`) and set `OLLAMA_API_BASE` before running `make notebook-seed-models`
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pmoves/tensorzero/clickhouse/listen.xml (1)
1-3: WSL2 fix is correct, but document the security implications.Binding to
0.0.0.0correctly addresses WSL2 IPv6 failures as stated in the PR objectives. However, this exposes ClickHouse beyond Docker's internal network, which combined with the unrestricted network access inusers.xmlcreates a significant security risk.For production/staging deployments, use
127.0.0.1or Docker-internal IPs only. Consider documenting this as a WSL2-specific workaround.Add a comment to this file documenting the WSL2-specific nature and security considerations:
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+<!-- WSL2-specific configuration to avoid IPv6 binding failures. + For production deployments, use 127.0.0.1 or Docker-internal IPs. + Ensure network access is restricted via users.xml or firewall rules. --> <clickhouse> <listen_host>0.0.0.0</listen_host> </clickhouse>pmoves/env.tier-agent (2)
53-53: Archon endpoint change aligns with PR objectives.The change to
http://postgrest:3000correctly fixes the Archon Supabase connection issue and is consistent with the other Supabase endpoint updates in this file.
20-22: Kong API gateway bypass is intentional and properly validated.The endpoint change from
supabase_kong_PMOVES.AI:8000topostgrest:3000is confirmed as an intentional architectural shift validated by PR #451 testing. The health endpoint returns{"status":"ok", "supabase":{"http":200}}, confirming Archon's Supabase connection via PostgREST is working correctly.This pattern is consistent across the stack—multiple services (retrieval-eval, render-webhook, jellyfin-bridge, extract-worker, consciousness-service) have been updated to use the same postgrest:3000 endpoint. Authentication is properly handled via
SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY, and the architecture includes fallback logic (hi-rag-gateway-v2 detects postgrest endpoints and switches Realtime WebSocket targets accordingly).Kong remains in the documented architecture but is optional for local docker-compose deployments where services run on the private network and don't require Kong's rate limiting or external auth middleware.
pmoves/docker-compose.yml (4)
1-33: Well-structured tier-based environment anchors.The YAML anchor pattern cleanly separates environment configuration by tier (data, api, llm, worker, media, agent). Using
required: falseprovides flexibility but be aware this may mask missing configuration files at runtime.
869-878: ClickHouse IPv4 binding and healthcheck updates look correct.The
listen.xmlvolume mount (Line 872) forces IPv4 binding to address WSL2 IPv6 failures. The healthcheck uses proper variable expansion with$$escaping for Compose.
47-48: Good use of Compose profiles for service scoping.Services are properly organized with profiles like
data,orchestration,workers,agents,gpu, andtensorzero. This aligns with the coding guidelines to scope what runs locally. Based on learnings, thedataandworkersprofiles are correctly used for local development.
612-612: The GPU variant's network configuration is correct and does not create connectivity issues. Thehi-rag-gateway-v2-gpuservice connects to[pmoves_app, pmoves], not only[pmoves]as claimed. Dependencies likeqdrantandpmoves-ollamaall share thepmovesnetwork, enabling proper service discovery and communication regardless of their tier-specific networks.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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| ports: [ "8091:8091", "8051:8051", "8052:8052" ] | ||
| profiles: [ "agents" ] | ||
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Network isolation may prevent Archon from reaching PostgREST.
archon depends on postgrest:3000 (Lines 683, 685) but:
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depends_onforpostgrest(onlynatslisted) archonis onpmoves_appnetwork, whilepostgrestis onpmoves_apinetwork (Line 69)
These services are on different subnets and may not be able to communicate.
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depends_on:
nats:
condition: service_started
+ postgrest:
+ condition: service_started
command: ["python","-c","import uvicorn; from services.archon.main import app; uvicorn.run(app, host='0.0.0.0', port=8091, log_level='info')"]
ports: ["8091:8091","8051:8051","8052:8052"]
profiles: ["agents"]
networks:
pmoves_app:
aliases:
- archon-server
+ pmoves_api: {}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In pmoves/docker-compose.yml around lines 686 to 695, archon is missing a
dependency on postgrest and is attached to the pmoves_app network while
postgrest is on pmoves_api, preventing connectivity; add postgrest under
archon’s depends_on (or update the dependency target to postgrest:3000) and
ensure both services share a common network by either adding pmoves_api to
archon’s networks or adding pmoves_app to postgrest’s networks (or attach both
services to both networks) so archon can reach postgrest; keep aliases as needed
and preserve existing ports/command.
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The pmoves and cataclysm networks are marked external: true (lines 1159-1165), meaning they must exist beforehand. While the Makefile defensively creates these networks in targets like up-external and integrations-up-core via docker network create <network> >/dev/null 2>&1 || true, the primary entry point make first-run and LOCAL_DEV.md should explicitly document this prerequisite upfront to prevent failures on fresh setups.
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In pmoves/docker-compose.yml around lines 1159-1165 the pmoves and cataclysm
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LOCAL_DEV.md stating that these external networks are required and that
first-run will create them automatically (or instruct users how to create them
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The MEILI_MASTER_KEY on line 42 contains a plaintext secret (JOoQIIAp9sedrTMd0XXL6cdtTRpUYlmh) that is being committed to the repository. While line 7 claims this file is gitignored, it is not—the file is currently tracked in git and pmoves/env.tier-api does not appear in .gitignore.
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In pmoves/env.tier-api at line 42 the MEILI_MASTER_KEY is hardcoded as
"JOoQIIAp9sedrTMd0XXL6cdtTRpUYlmh" and the file is tracked in git despite the
header claiming it should be ignored; remove the secret and stop tracking the
file by (1) add "pmoves/env.tier-api" to .gitignore, (2) run git rm --cached
pmoves/env.tier-api to remove it from the index, (3) edit pmoves/env.tier-api to
replace the value with an empty placeholder "MEILI_MASTER_KEY=", and (4) move
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| # Format: neo4j/<password> | ||
| # REQUIRED: Generate password with `openssl rand -base64 24` | ||
| NEO4J_AUTH=neo4j/ | ||
| NEO4J_AUTH=neo4j/7kJtbpJ1n1xzMX4F2EAu60K5 |
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Critical: Hardcoded Neo4j password in version control that is actively tracked by git.
The file pmoves/env.tier-data is listed in pmoves/.gitignore (line 64), but it remains tracked in git and contains a committed password at line 20: NEO4J_AUTH=neo4j/7kJtbpJ1n1xzMX4F2EAu60K5. This is a critical security exposure—the gitignore rule was added after the file was already committed, so it continues to be tracked.
The inconsistency you noted is confirmed: all other env.tier-* credentials (POSTGRES_PASSWORD, MINIO_SECRET_KEY, SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY) are either empty placeholders or defaults (minioadmin), while only env.tier-data contains a real hardcoded secret.
Required actions:
- Rotate the Neo4j password immediately in the live environment.
- Remove the file from git history using
git rm --cached pmoves/env.tier-dataand commit to stop tracking it. - Replace the hardcoded password with an empty placeholder:
-NEO4J_AUTH=neo4j/7kJtbpJ1n1xzMX4F2EAu60K5 +NEO4J_AUTH=
- Store the real password in GitHub Actions secrets (as per your documented practices) and reference it in your deployment environment variables, not in this file.
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In pmoves/env.tier-data at line 20 the file contains a hardcoded Neo4j
credential (NEO4J_AUTH=neo4j/7kJtbpJ1n1xzMX4F2EAu60K5) which must be removed and
stopped from being tracked: rotate the Neo4j password immediately in the live
environment, run git rm --cached pmoves/env.tier-data and commit to untrack the
file, edit pmoves/env.tier-data to replace the hardcoded value with an empty
placeholder (e.g. NEO4J_AUTH=), commit that change, and store the new secret in
GitHub Actions (or your secret manager) and reference it via environment
variables in the deployment workflow instead of committing it to the repo.
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| 1. **Missing Smoke Test Source Files** | ||
| - The pytest smoke tests (`test_health_endpoints.py`, etc.) don't exist as source files in either main or worktree | ||
| - Only `.pyc` cache files were found | ||
| - **Action:** Smoke test source files need to be created/committed |
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Track the missing smoke test source files as an issue.
The absence of smoke test source files (test_health_endpoints.py, etc.) with only .pyc cache files present is a significant test infrastructure gap that should be tracked and resolved.
Do you want me to create a tracking issue for recreating the missing smoke test source files? I can draft an issue description with the expected file structure and smoke test patterns based on the test commands shown in this document.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In pmoves/PR_EVIDENCE/testing.md around lines 70 to 74, the pytest smoke test
source files (e.g., test_health_endpoints.py) are missing from the repo and only
.pyc cache files are present; create and commit the missing smoke test source
files under the expected tests/ (or designated) directory, following the
document's test command patterns and naming conventions (e.g.,
test_health_endpoints.py), include minimal assertions to exercise the health
endpoints, add appropriate imports and fixtures, and ensure they are added to
version control and referenced in CI/test config so pytest discovers them.
| 2. **NATS Smoke Test Bug** | ||
| - `tools/supaserch_smoke.py` has incorrect API call: `nc.unsubscribe()` should be `nc.unsubscribe(subject, sid)` | ||
| - **Action:** Bug fix needed for NATS smoke tests |
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Track the NATS smoke test bug as an issue.
The bug in tools/supaserch_smoke.py (nc.unsubscribe() missing required parameters) should be tracked and fixed to enable proper NATS connectivity testing.
Do you want me to create a tracking issue for this bug fix with the correct API signature?
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In pmoves/PR_EVIDENCE/testing.md around lines 76 to 78, document and fix the
NATS smoke test bug: the call nc.unsubscribe() is missing required parameters —
change usage to nc.unsubscribe(subject, sid) (or nc.unsubscribe(sid) depending
on client API) and ensure the subscription id (sid) and subject are captured
when subscribing; update the script (tools/supaserch_smoke.py) to
store/propagate sid, pass the correct arguments to unsubscribe, and add minimal
error handling/logging around subscribe/unsubscribe to surface failures; track
this change as a bug/issue entry for the NATS smoke tests.
| <users> | ||
| <tensorzero> | ||
| <password></password> | ||
| <password>tensorzero</password> |
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Remove stale and insecure configuration.
The users.xml file is no longer mounted in docker-compose.yml and should be deleted as it represents stale configuration. However, the plaintext password issue extends beyond this file: hardcoded credentials (tensorzero:tensorzero) are also present in docker-compose.yml environment variables and in the default value of TENSORZERO_CLICKHOUSE_URL used by the gateway and UI services. These credentials should be sourced from environment variables or secrets rather than hardcoded in version control:
- Update
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In pmoves/tensorzero/clickhouse/users.xml around line 4, the file contains a
hardcoded plaintext password and is stale (no longer mounted); delete this file
and remove any references to it. Then update docker-compose.yml so
CLICKHOUSE_PASSWORD is set from an env/secret (CLICKHOUSE_PASSWORD:
${TENSORZERO_CLICKHOUSE_PASSWORD}) instead of hardcoding "tensorzero". Change
the default TENSORZERO_CLICKHOUSE_URL to interpolate env vars (use
${TENSORZERO_CLICKHOUSE_URL:-http://${CLICKHOUSE_USER}:${CLICKHOUSE_PASSWORD}@tensorzero-clickhouse:8123/default})
so credentials come from env/secret, and place a strong value for
TENSORZERO_CLICKHOUSE_PASSWORD into env.tier-data or a Docker secret (generate
e.g. with openssl rand -base64 32) and ensure services reference that secret/env
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Critical: Unrestricted network access from all hosts.
The configuration allows connections from any IPv4 (0.0.0.0/0) and IPv6 (::/0) address, exposing ClickHouse to the entire network without authentication barriers (given the weak password).
For local development, restrict access to Docker networks only by removing these entries and relying on Docker's network isolation, or explicitly allow only the required service subnets.
🔎 Recommended fix: Remove unrestricted network entries
- <networks>
- <ip>::/0</ip>
- <ip>0.0.0.0/0</ip>
- </networks>Docker's internal networking will handle access control when services communicate within the same Docker network. If explicit network entries are required, use the Docker subnet range (e.g., 172.16.0.0/12 or 10.0.0.0/8).
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| <ip>::/0</ip> | |
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| </networks> |
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In pmoves/tensorzero/clickhouse/users.xml around lines 6 to 9 the <networks>
section permits unrestricted IPv6 (::/0) and IPv4 (0.0.0.0/0) access; remove
these entries and either delete the entire <networks> block to rely on Docker
network isolation for local development or replace them with the specific Docker
network CIDR(s) used by the services (e.g., 172.16.0.0/12 or your project's
10.x/172.x subnet) so ClickHouse only accepts connections from trusted internal
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#503) * depends on and env var added Update Vite configuration to enable allowed hosts - Uncommented the allowedHosts configuration to allow for dynamic host settings based on environment variables. - This change enhances flexibility for different deployment environments while maintaining the default localhost and specific domain access. Needs testing to confirm proper functionality with various host configurations. rm my domain * Enhance Vite configuration with dynamic allowed hosts support - Added VITE_ALLOWED_HOSTS environment variable to .env.example and docker-compose.yml for flexible host configuration. - Updated Vite config to dynamically set allowed hosts, incorporating defaults and custom values from the environment variable. - This change improves deployment flexibility while maintaining security by defaulting to localhost and specific domains. Needs testing to confirm proper functionality with various host configurations. * refactor: remove unnecessary dependency on archon-agents in docker-compose.yml - Removed the dependency condition for archon-agents from the archon-mcp service to streamline the startup process. - This change simplifies the service configuration and reduces potential startup issues related to agent service health checks. Needs testing to ensure that the application functions correctly without the archon-agents dependency. --------- Co-authored-by: Julian Gegenhuber <office@salzkammercode.at>
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Summary
This PR fixes critical startup issues with TensorZero Gateway and GPU Orchestrator on the PMOVES.AI-Edition-Hardened branch.
Fixes Applied
Archon Supabase Connection
supabase_kong_PMOVES.AI:8000topostgrest:3000docker-compose.ymlenvironment variable defaultspmoves_apinetwork{"status":"ok",...}Ollama Image Reference
pmoves/ollama:0.12.6(non-existent) toollama/ollama:latestClickHouse IPv6 Binding (WSL2)
listen.xmlto force IPv4-only binding (0.0.0.0)users.xmlmount (entrypoint handles user creation)GPU Orchestrator
--runtime=nvidiaand--gpus allTesting
Commands Executed
Services Validated
Total Services Running: 55 containers
Infrastructure Fixes Validated
Archon Supabase Connection ✅
supabase_kong_PMOVES.AI:8000→postgrest:3000{"status":"ok", "supabase":{"http":200}}Ollama Image ✅
pmoves/ollama:0.12.6→ollama/ollama:latestClickHouse IPv6 (WSL2) ✅
listen.xmlfor IPv4-only bindingGPU Orchestrator ✅
--runtime=nvidiawith proper GPU accessFiles Changed
pmoves/docker-compose.yml- Archon URLs, Ollama image, ClickHouse volumespmoves/tensorzero/clickhouse/listen.xml- New IPv4 configuration filepmoves/tensorzero/clickhouse/users.xml- Updated network configurationpmoves/env.tier-agent- Fixed Supabase URL referencesRelated Issues
Follows up on PR #450 (security host bindings fix)
Resolves TensorZero Gateway startup failures on WSL2
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 noreply@anthropic.com