Fediversity/deployment/data-model.nix
Kiara Grouwstra c296bdab0a
deploy separate operator applications thru data model
Signed-off-by: Kiara Grouwstra <kiara@procolix.eu>
2025-11-22 17:55:10 +01:00

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Nix

{
pkgs,
lib,
config,
inputs,
sources ? import ../npins,
...
}:
let
inherit (lib)
attrValues
concatMapAttrs
filterAttrs
hasAttr
mapAttrs
mapAttrs'
mkOption
types
;
inherit (lib.types)
attrTag
attrsOf
deferredModuleWith
functionTo
optionType
submodule
;
functionType = submodule ./function.nix;
# TODO: maybe transpose, and group the resources by type instead
application-resources = attrsOf (
attrTag (
lib.mapAttrs (_name: resource: mkOption { type = submodule resource.request; }) config.resources
)
);
deployment-type = attrTag (pkgs.callPackage ./run { inherit inputs sources; });
in
{
options = {
deployment-type = mkOption {
default = deployment-type;
};
resources = mkOption {
description = "Collection of deployment resources that can be required by applications and policed by hosting providers";
type = attrsOf (
submodule (resource: {
_class = "fediversity-resource";
options = {
description = mkOption {
description = "Description of the resource to help application module authors and hosting providers to work with it";
type = types.str;
};
request = mkOption {
description = "Options for declaring resource requirements by an application, a description of how the resource is consumed or accessed";
type = deferredModuleWith { staticModules = [ { _class = "fediversity-resource-request"; } ]; };
default = { };
};
policy = mkOption {
description = "Options for configuring the resource policy for the hosting provider, a description of how the resource is made available";
type = deferredModuleWith {
staticModules = [
(policy: {
_class = "fediversity-resource-policy";
options = {
resource-type = mkOption {
description = "The type of resource this policy configures";
type = types.optionType;
default = types.unspecified;
};
# FIXME make function type explicit: `listOf resource.config.request -> resource-type`
# and then also rename this to be consistent with the application's resource mapping
apply = mkOption {
description = "Apply the policy to a request";
type = functionTo policy.config.resource-type;
};
process = mkOption {
# FIXME make function type explicit: `attrsOf application-resources -> resource-type`
type = functionTo policy.config.resource-type;
default =
requests:
let
resourceName = resource.config._module.args.name;
relevantRequests = mapAttrs (_: filterAttrs (_: hasAttr resourceName)) requests;
flatRequests = concatMapAttrs (
app:
mapAttrs' (
k: request: {
name = "${app}.${k}";
value = request.${resourceName};
}
)
) relevantRequests;
requestList = attrValues flatRequests;
in
policy.config.apply requestList;
};
};
})
];
};
};
};
})
);
};
applications = mkOption {
description = "Collection of Fediversity applications";
type = attrsOf (
submodule (application: {
_class = "fediversity-application";
options = {
description = mkOption {
description = "Description to be shown in the application overview";
type = types.str;
};
module = mkOption {
description = "Operator-facing configuration options for the application";
type = deferredModuleWith { staticModules = [ { _class = "fediversity-application-config"; } ]; };
};
implementation = mkOption {
description = "Mapping of application configuration to deployment resources, a description of what an application needs to run";
type = application.config.config-mapping.function-type;
};
resources = mkOption {
description = "Compute resources required by an application";
type = application.config.config-mapping.function-type;
default = application.config.config-mapping.apply;
};
# TODO(@fricklerhandwerk): this needs a better name
config-mapping = mkOption {
description = "Function type for the mapping from application configuration to required resources";
type = functionType;
default = {
input-type = submodule application.config.module;
output-type = application-resources;
implementation = application.config.implementation;
};
};
};
})
);
};
environments = mkOption {
description = "Run-time environments for Fediversity applications to be deployed to";
type = attrsOf (
submodule (environment: {
_class = "fediversity-environment";
options = {
resources = mkOption {
description = ''
Resources made available by the hosting provider, and their policies.
Setting this is optional, but provides a place to declare that information for programmatic use in the resource mapping.
'';
# TODO: maybe transpose, and group the resources by type instead
type = attrsOf (
attrTag (
lib.mapAttrs (_name: resource: mkOption { type = submodule resource.policy; }) config.resources
)
);
};
implementation = mkOption {
description = "Mapping of resources required by applications to available resources; the result can be deployed";
type = environment.config.resource-mapping.function-type;
};
resource-mapping = mkOption {
description = "Function type for the mapping from resources to a deployment";
type = functionType;
default = {
input-type = submodule {
options = {
deployment-name = mkOption {
type = types.str;
};
required-resources = mkOption {
type = attrsOf application-resources;
};
};
};
output-type = deployment-type;
implementation = environment.config.implementation;
};
};
config-mapping = mkOption {
description = "Mapping from a configuration to a deployment";
type = functionType;
default = {
input-type = submodule {
options = {
deployment-name = mkOption {
type = types.str;
};
configuration = mkOption {
type = config.configuration;
};
};
};
output-type = deployment-type;
implementation =
{
deployment-name,
configuration,
}:
# TODO: check cfg.enable.true
let
required-resources = lib.mapAttrs (
name: application-settings: config.applications.${name}.resources application-settings
) configuration.applications;
in
environment.config.resource-mapping.apply { inherit required-resources deployment-name; };
};
};
# TODO(@fricklerhandwerk): maybe this should be a separate thing such as `fediversity-setup`,
# which makes explicit which applications and environments are available.
# then the deployments can simply be the result of the function application baked into this module.
deployment = mkOption {
description = "Generate a deployment from a configuration, by applying an environment's resource policies to the applications' resource mappings";
type = environment.config.config-mapping.function-type;
default = environment.config.config-mapping.apply;
};
};
})
);
};
configuration = mkOption {
description = "Configuration type declaring options to be set by operators";
type = optionType;
default = submodule {
options = {
enable = lib.mkEnableOption "your Fediversity configuration";
applications = lib.mapAttrs (
_name: application:
mkOption {
description = application.description;
type = submodule application.module;
default = { };
}
) config.applications;
domain = mkOption {
type = types.enum [
"fediversity.net"
];
description = ''
Apex domain under which the services will be deployed.
'';
default = "fediversity.net";
};
## NOTE: In practice, we will want to plug our services to a central
## authentication service, eg. LDAP. In the meantime, for the demo
## effect (and for testing, tbh), we need a way to inject an initial
## user into our services.
initialUser = mkOption {
description = ''
Some services require an initial user to access them.
This option sets the credentials for such an initial user.
'';
type =
with types;
nullOr (submodule {
options = {
username = mkOption {
type = str;
description = "Username for login";
};
displayName = mkOption {
type = str;
description = "Display name of the user";
};
email = mkOption {
type = str;
description = "User's email address";
};
password = mkOption {
type = str;
description = "Password for login";
};
};
});
default = null;
};
};
};
};
};
}