read.markets/docker-compose.prod.yml
Giorgio Gilestro 3932ef4048 deploy: prod uses container-FQDN for DATABASE_URL / REDIS_URL
The shared \`intranet\` Docker network has many other containers
aliased as \`db\` and \`redis\` (mastodon-db, mailman redis, etc.).
Docker's embedded DNS resolved those before our own services, sending
the app's MySQL connection to the wrong IP and crashing it in a restart
loop.

Switched both DATABASE_URL and REDIS_URL in the prod overlay to use
the project-prefixed container names (readmarkets-db-1,
readmarkets-redis-1), which are globally unique on the Docker daemon.
Applied to both app and scheduler.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-22 21:34:57 +01:00

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# Production overlay. Applied on the VPS with:
#
# docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d
#
# Drops the host port binding entirely and joins the `intranet` external
# Docker network so a front-side proxy (Nginx Proxy Manager) on the same
# network can reach the container directly. The app listens on port 80
# inside the container so NPM upstreams are uniform across services
# (always `<container-name>:80`).
#
# The local-dev compose (just `docker-compose.yml` alone) still binds to
# the host port from `.env` / CASSANDRA_PORT — unchanged.
services:
app:
command: ["uvicorn", "app.main:app", "--host", "0.0.0.0", "--port", "80", "--workers", "1"]
expose:
- "80"
networks:
- default
- intranet
# The shared `intranet` network has many other containers aliased as
# `db` and `redis`; Docker's embedded DNS would pick one of those
# before ours. Use the project-prefixed container names instead —
# those are globally unique on the daemon.
environment:
DATABASE_URL: mysql+aiomysql://${MARIADB_USER:-cassandra}:${MARIADB_PASSWORD:-changeme}@readmarkets-db-1:3306/${MARIADB_DATABASE:-cassandra}
REDIS_URL: redis://readmarkets-redis-1:6379/0
scheduler:
# Scheduler isn't fronted by NPM, so it doesn't need intranet — but
# it does share the same DNS-collision problem on `default` (it only
# joins `default`, where our `db` alias would normally win… except
# the scheduler too is multi-network if you ever decide to expose
# its health endpoint via NPM). Future-proofing: use the explicit
# container names here too.
environment:
DATABASE_URL: mysql+aiomysql://${MARIADB_USER:-cassandra}:${MARIADB_PASSWORD:-changeme}@readmarkets-db-1:3306/${MARIADB_DATABASE:-cassandra}
REDIS_URL: redis://readmarkets-redis-1:6379/0
networks:
intranet:
external: true