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Replace the Redis queue + Python worker daemon with a synchronous HTTP call to a Cloud Run service, eliminating Redis and simplifying the infrastructure from 4 containers (web, worker, redis, postgres) to just web + postgres (with Cloud Run handling processing). - Add cloudrun_service.py: Flask app wrapping EnterprisePDFChecker with POST /check and GET /health endpoints, GCS image upload - Add Dockerfile.cloudrun + requirements-cloudrun.txt for Cloud Run image - Add cloudbuild.yaml for Cloud Build with custom Dockerfile - Rewrite api.php: remove all Redis code, add Cloud Run OIDC auth (getCloudRunToken), synchronous processing in handleCheck(), file-based rate limiting, GCS redirect in handleImage(), DB helper updateJobInDatabase() - Update js/upload.js: handle synchronous completed response from Cloud Run, increase poll timeout to 15 minutes - Update js/page-viewer.js: use GCS URLs directly for page images - Simplify docker-compose.yml and docker-compose.prod.yml: remove worker and redis services - Remove PHP Redis extension from Dockerfile.web - Set 900s timeouts across nginx, PHP-FPM, gunicorn, curl, and Cloud Run - Update cleanup.py: remove result_images pattern (now on GCS), add rate_limits cleanup - Update .env.example: replace Redis vars with Cloud Run/GCS config Cloud Run service deployed to: https://pdf-checker-bcb6ipdqka-uc.a.run.app GCS bucket: gs://optical-pdf-images (7-day lifecycle, public read) GCP project: optical-414516 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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448 B
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15 lines
448 B
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#!/bin/sh
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set -e
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# Allow PHP-FPM to inherit environment variables (needed for getenv() in PHP)
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# By default PHP-FPM clears the environment; this disables that behavior
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echo 'clear_env = no' >> /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.d/www.conf
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# 15-minute timeout for Cloud Run PDF processing
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echo 'request_terminate_timeout = 900' >> /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.d/www.conf
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# Start PHP-FPM in background
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php-fpm -D
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# Start Nginx in foreground
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nginx -g 'daemon off;'
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