- Migrated from HIVE branding to WHOOSH across all components - Enhanced backend API with new services: AI models, BZZZ integration, templates, members - Added comprehensive testing suite with security, performance, and integration tests - Improved frontend with new components for project setup, AI models, and team management - Updated MCP server implementation with WHOOSH-specific tools and resources - Enhanced deployment configurations with production-ready Docker setups - Added comprehensive documentation and setup guides - Implemented age encryption service and UCXL integration 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WHOOSH Backend Deployment Fixes
Critical Issues Identified and Fixed
1. Database Connection Issues ✅ FIXED
Problem:
- Simple DATABASE_URL fallback to SQLite in production
- No connection pooling
- No retry logic for database connections
- Missing connection validation
Solution:
- Added PostgreSQL connection pooling with proper configuration
- Implemented database connection retry logic
- Added connection validation and health checks
- Enhanced error handling for database operations
Files Modified:
/home/tony/AI/projects/whoosh/backend/app/core/database.py
2. FastAPI Lifecycle Management ✅ FIXED
Problem:
- Synchronous database table creation in async context
- No error handling in startup/shutdown
- No graceful handling of initialization failures
Solution:
- Added retry logic for database initialization
- Enhanced error handling in lifespan manager
- Proper cleanup on startup failures
- Graceful shutdown handling
Files Modified:
/home/tony/AI/projects/whoosh/backend/app/main.py
3. Health Check Robustness ✅ FIXED
Problem:
- Health check could fail if coordinator was unhealthy
- No database connection testing
- Insufficient error handling
Solution:
- Enhanced health check with comprehensive component testing
- Added database connection validation
- Proper error reporting with appropriate HTTP status codes
- Component-wise health status reporting
Files Modified:
/home/tony/AI/projects/whoosh/backend/app/main.py
4. Coordinator Initialization ✅ FIXED
Problem:
- No proper error handling during initialization
- Agent HTTP requests lacked timeout configuration
- No graceful shutdown for running tasks
- Memory leaks possible with task storage
Solution:
- Added HTTP client session with proper timeout configuration
- Enhanced error handling during initialization
- Proper task cancellation during shutdown
- Resource cleanup on errors
Files Modified:
/home/tony/AI/projects/whoosh/backend/app/core/whoosh_coordinator.py
5. Docker Production Readiness ✅ FIXED
Problem:
- Missing environment variable defaults
- No database migration handling
- Health check reliability issues
- No proper signal handling
Solution:
- Added environment variable defaults
- Enhanced health check with longer startup period
- Added dumb-init for proper signal handling
- Production-ready configuration
Files Modified:
/home/tony/AI/projects/whoosh/backend/Dockerfile/home/tony/AI/projects/whoosh/backend/.env.production
Root Cause Analysis
Primary Issues:
- Database Connection Failures: Lack of retry logic and connection pooling
- Race Conditions: Poor initialization order and error handling
- Resource Management: No proper cleanup of HTTP sessions and tasks
- Production Configuration: Missing environment variables and timeouts
Secondary Issues:
- CORS Configuration: Limited to localhost only
- Error Handling: Insufficient error context and logging
- Health Checks: Not comprehensive enough for production
- Signal Handling: No graceful shutdown support
Deployment Instructions
1. Environment Setup
# Copy production environment file
cp .env.production .env
# Update secret key and other sensitive values
nano .env
2. Database Migration
# Create migration if needed
alembic revision --autogenerate -m "Initial migration"
# Apply migrations
alembic upgrade head
3. Docker Build
# Build with production configuration
docker build -t whoosh-backend:latest .
# Test locally
docker run -p 8000:8000 --env-file .env whoosh-backend:latest
4. Health Check Verification
# Test health endpoint
curl -f http://localhost:8000/health
# Expected response should include all components as "operational"
Service Scaling Recommendations
1. Database Configuration
- Connection Pool: 10 connections with 20 max overflow
- Connection Recycling: 3600 seconds (1 hour)
- Pre-ping: Enabled for connection validation
2. Application Scaling
- Replicas: Start with 2 replicas for HA
- Workers: 1 worker per container (better isolation)
- Resources: 512MB memory, 0.5 CPU per replica
3. Load Balancing
- Health Check:
/healthendpoint with 30s interval - Startup Grace: 60 seconds for initialization
- Timeout: 10 seconds for health checks
4. Monitoring
- Prometheus: Metrics available at
/api/metrics - Logging: Structured JSON logs for aggregation
- Alerts: Set up for failed health checks
Troubleshooting Guide
Backend Not Starting
- Check database connectivity
- Verify environment variables
- Check coordinator initialization logs
- Validate HTTP client connectivity
Service Scaling Issues
- Monitor memory usage (coordinator stores tasks)
- Check database connection pool exhaustion
- Verify HTTP session limits
- Review task execution timeouts
Health Check Failures
- Database connection issues
- Coordinator initialization failures
- HTTP client timeout problems
- Resource exhaustion
Production Monitoring
Key Metrics to Watch:
- Database connection pool usage
- Task execution success rate
- HTTP client connection errors
- Memory usage trends
- Response times for health checks
Log Analysis:
- Search for "initialization failed" patterns
- Monitor database connection errors
- Track coordinator shutdown messages
- Watch for HTTP timeout errors
Security Considerations
Environment Variables:
- Never commit
.envfiles to version control - Use secrets management for sensitive values
- Rotate database credentials regularly
- Implement proper RBAC for API access
Network Security:
- Use HTTPS in production
- Implement rate limiting
- Configure proper CORS origins
- Use network policies for pod-to-pod communication
Next Steps
- Deploy Updated Images: Build and deploy with fixes
- Monitor Metrics: Set up monitoring and alerting
- Load Testing: Verify scaling behavior under load
- Security Audit: Review security configurations
- Documentation: Update operational runbooks
The fixes implemented address the root causes of the 1/2 replica scaling issue and should result in stable 2/2 replica deployment.