feat(clp-package): Select and configure Spider as the scheduler through clp-config.yaml. - #2491
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WalkthroughThe configuration models now support Spider orchestration, scheduler policies, storage, workers, liveness, queues, and compression-coordinator settings. The controller generates related environment variables and selects the Spider-specific Compose file when required. ChangesSpider compression orchestration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds scheduler selection and configuration propagation, but the current implementation still permits some invalid Spider settings that can make the compression coordinator fail at startup, rejects certain non-Spider configurations inconsistently, and accepts numeric values the service cannot deserialize. The PR is not merge-ready until these bounded validation issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ClpConfig
participant Controller
participant DockerCompose
participant Spider
participant CompressionCoordinator
ClpConfig->>Controller: Load Spider orchestration configuration
Controller->>Spider: Validate configuration and generate environment variables
Controller->>CompressionCoordinator: Generate endpoint and logging environment variables
Controller->>DockerCompose: Select Spider-specific Compose file
DockerCompose->>Spider: Start or stop Spider services
DockerCompose->>CompressionCoordinator: Start or stop coordinator services
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In `@components/clp-py-utils/clp_py_utils/clp_config.py`:
- Around line 1129-1145: Update validate_compression_orchestration_config so any
configured compression_coordinator is rejected unless package.scheduler is
CompressionOrchestration.SPIDER, while preserving the existing required-spider
validation and valid Spider configuration behavior. In
components/package-template/src/etc/clp-config.template.json.yaml lines 61-87,
add package.scheduler: "spider" as the required companion setting for the spider
and compression_coordinator blocks.
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…r Compose deployment through `package.scheduler`.
Adds `package.scheduler` ("celery" by default, or "spider"), which selects
`docker-compose-spider.yaml` instead of `docker-compose.yaml` and requires the
`spider` and `compression_coordinator` config objects. Expands the `spider`
object to mirror Spider's user-facing settings and flattens them into the
`SPIDER_*` environment variables that Spider's shipped Compose configs
interpolate, emitting only the fields the user set so Spider's own defaults
apply to the rest.
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…ler` isn't `spider`. Without this, a Docker Compose deployment that configures `spider` or `compression_coordinator` while leaving `package.scheduler` at `celery` starts `docker-compose.yaml`, silently ignoring both blocks. The check lives in the Docker Compose start path rather than in `ClpConfig` so that Helm, which toggles Spider through `spider.enabled` and never renders `package.scheduler`, keeps validating. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FMd3Hx3ZdGYSbxb2eHg2aM
…e.scheduler` isn't `spider`." This reverts commit fb8a1ce.
…ler` isn't `spider`. `validate_compression_orchestration_config` only checked the Spider path, so a Docker Compose deployment could configure `spider` and `compression_coordinator` while leaving `package.scheduler` at `celery`; the controller then started `docker-compose.yaml` and silently ignored both blocks. Since the validator runs wherever the config is parsed, Helm's ConfigMap now renders `package.scheduler` as `spider` when `spider.enabled` is set, keeping the config it mounts valid. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FMd3Hx3ZdGYSbxb2eHg2aM
…e.scheduler` isn't `spider`." This reverts commit 886ceeb.
…nfig` ignores Spider-only configs outside Spider mode. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FMd3Hx3ZdGYSbxb2eHg2aM
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CompressionCoordinatorbounds to the Rust schema.
PositiveIntandNonNegativeIntonly enforce lower bounds. They allow values that Rust cannot deserialize: retry and pool fields can exceedu32orNonZeroU32; polling and timeout fields can exceedu64orNonZeroU64; andmax_concurrent_jobscan exceed the target platform’sNonZeroUsizerange. Add upper bounds that match the Rust types before emitting the configuration.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@components/clp-py-utils/clp_py_utils/clp_config.py`:
- Around line 1131-1134: Update validate_compression_coordinator_config() so
compression_coordinator-only configuration is ignored when package.scheduler is
not CompressionOrchestration.SPIDER, matching the non-Spider return path in the
surrounding validation flow. Preserve validation for Spider deployments and
ensure celery configurations with only compression_coordinator do not fail.
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In `@components/clp-py-utils/clp_py_utils/clp_config.py`:
- Around line 867-879: Update the CompressionCoordinator configuration fields in
the relevant model to enforce Rust-compatible upper bounds before serialization:
use u32 limits for retry and pool values, u64 limits for polling and timeout
values, and the target platform’s NonZeroUsize maximum for max_concurrent_jobs.
Preserve the existing positive/non-negative lower-bound semantics and apply the
bounds to the corresponding symbols such as compression_task_max_retry,
commit_task_max_retry, database_connection_pool_size,
job_polling_interval_millisecs, termination_timeout_secs,
commit_task_soft_timeout_secs, commit_task_hard_timeout_secs, and
max_concurrent_jobs.
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…ir return values. Addresses review feedback: `_get_env_for_spider_*` reads as an action rather than a getter, and `_optional_str` suggests the parameter is an optional string rather than the return value. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FMd3Hx3ZdGYSbxb2eHg2aM
Co-authored-by: Junhao Liao <junhao@junhao.ca>
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…ting to `null` in the config templates. Both default to `null`, so presenting them as mappings implied the fields were already in effect. The clp-s template now shows the `null` default with the fields as nested examples and states that `package.scheduler` must be set to `spider`; the clp-text template records that both are unsupported. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FMd3Hx3ZdGYSbxb2eHg2aM
Description
After this PR, a CLP package user can now select the Spider-orchestrated Docker Compose deployment from
clp-config.yaml, and configure Spider through the same file.This PR added field
package.schedulerto switch between Spider and Celery inclp-config.yaml, defaulting to "celery". The default mode preserves existing behavior, while setting it to "spider" selects docker-compose-spider.yaml and spins up the Spider andcompression_coordinatorservices.Unlike CLP-native components who read configuration directly from
clp-config.yamlrendered by clp-config.py's pydantic model, Spider's components read theirs from downloaded Docker Compose, with env vars for interpolating the values. This PR wires values fromclp-config.yamlto env vars.Remarks/implementation details for reviewers
package.scheduler is backward compatible, making this PR a non-breaking change—when omitted, the default value is used.
spider.enabledbecause of the subchart deployment. Therefore, in Helm, we have the freedom to neglect this field entirely.To dive deeper on how env vars are propagated to Docker Compose, we declare every field under
Spideras optional inclp_config.py: when unset, it fallback to Spider's own default value. On the other hand, for fields explicitly set by user, after translating to env vars, the renderedclp-config.yamlshall only retain the fields CLP itself consumes, e.g spider.host/port for compression coordinator to read. The rest is excluded throughSpider.dump_to_primitive_dict().aws_config_directory, and this optional string helper (_optional_str()) follows that convention to convert these types to str for env vars.clp-config.yamlto avoid maintaining duplicated copy.There's some env vars that we deliberately don't wire for user to configure, I will briefly discuss what they are and the reason why:
SPIDER_DATABASE_{IMAGE_REF,NAME,PORT,ROOT_PASSWORD},SPIDER_STORAGE_DB_{USERNAME,PASSWORD}SPIDER_STORAGE_PORT,SPIDER_SCHEDULER_PORTSPIDER_WORKER_IMAGE_REFimage:atcompose.clp-spider.yaml, shall not expose to userSPIDER_WORKER_{INHERITED_ENV,PACKAGE_DIR,TASK_EXECUTOR_BIN_PATH}libclp.sounder Spider's defaultpackage_dir, shall not expose to userChecklist
Validation performed
Environment: A MinIO S3
clp-inputbucket seeded with one JSONL object underlogs/, e.g.{"timestamp":"2026-08-20T00:01:01Z","service":"pr6-e2e","message":"PR6_SPIDER_COMPOSE_PROBE_000001"}, and an emptyclp-archivesbucket.clp-config.yaml:The steps below verify that the wiring takes effect. For a quick check with the clp-config.yaml above, save it to
components/package-template/src/etc/clp-config.yamland runtask package && build/clp-package/sbin/start-clp.sh..envcarries the fields the config sets, and only thoseExpected — one line per configured field, the ~40 fields left unset produce no line, so Spider's
:-defaults apply to them:The coordinator's log level reaches the variable its service reads for
RUST_LOG:grep "^CLP_COMPRESSION_COORDINATOR_LOGGING_LEVEL" build/clp-package/.envExpected:
CLP_COMPRESSION_COORDINATOR_LOGGING_LEVEL=DEBUGThe config mounted into the containers resolves Spider's endpoint to the in-deployment service name, so no hand-written hostname is needed:
python3 -c "import yaml;d=yaml.safe_load(open('build/clp-package/var/log/.clp-config.yaml'));print(d['package'], d['spider']['host'], d['spider']['port'])"Expected:
package.schedulerselects the Compose entry pointExpected — the label Compose records is the file the controller chose:
Spin up the docker compose in Spider mode, the Celery compression services run alongside Spider's, and the worker count is the configured
spider.worker.replicas: 2rather than Spider's default of 4:Expected:
Expected —
portandtask_capacitycome fromclp-config.yaml, whilemax_connections, the other queue capacities and the GC intervals keep the defaults from Spider's own config, which is the reason no config file is generated:Similar grep-test is performed on scheduler and worker.
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