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This PR adds configuration changes added in open PR ls1intum/Artemis#10873

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  • New Features
    • Introduced new configuration options for Helios integration, including environment name and secret keys.
    • Added support for dynamically setting Helios-related environment variables and configuration blocks.
    • Implemented validation to ensure secret keys are provided when a Helios environment is configured.
  • Chores
    • Updated templates to expose Helios configuration and build agent status through environment variables.

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This update introduces Helios-related configuration to the Artemis Ansible role. It adds new default variables, environment variable template entries, a variable validation task, and a dynamic Helios configuration block in the production YAML template. The changes enable conditional Helios integration based on environment and secret key presence.

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File(s) Change Summary
roles/artemis/defaults/main.yml Added three new default variables: helios_environment_name, helios_prod_secret_key, helios_staging_secret_key.
roles/artemis/tasks/variable_checks.yml Added a task to fail if Helios environment is set but no secret key is provided.
roles/artemis/templates/application-prod.yml.j2 Added a new conditional Helios configuration block with status, environment, and endpoints.
roles/artemis/templates/artemis.env.j2 Appended Helios-related environment variables and build agent flag to the template.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Inventory
    participant AnsibleRole
    participant Template
    participant ArtemisApp

    Inventory->>AnsibleRole: Provide helios_* variables
    AnsibleRole->>AnsibleRole: Check if Helios env is set and secrets are present
    AnsibleRole->>Template: Render artremis.env.j2 with Helios variables
    AnsibleRole->>Template: Render application-prod.yml.j2 with Helios config
    Template->>ArtemisApp: Supply environment variables and config file
    ArtemisApp->>ArtemisApp: Enable/disable Helios integration based on config
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In the warren of code, new secrets appear,
Helios whispers, its purpose is clear.
With checks and with keys, the configs align,
The build agents nod, “We’re doing just fine!”
YAML and envs, now ready to go—
Artemis and Helios, a radiant glow!
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
roles/artemis/templates/application-prod.yml.j2 (1)

373-392: Consider making Helios URLs configurable.

The dynamic endpoint construction logic is excellent, but the URLs are hardcoded. Consider adding default variables for the Helios URLs to improve flexibility for different environments.

Add these variables to defaults/main.yml:

+helios_prod_url: "https://helios.aet.cit.tum.de/api/environments/status"
+helios_staging_url: "https://helios-staging.aet.cit.tum.de/api/environments/status"

Then update the template:

-          {'url':'https://helios.aet.cit.tum.de/api/environments/status',
+          {'url':'{{ helios_prod_url }}',
-          {'url':'https://helios-staging.aet.cit.tum.de/api/environments/status',
+          {'url':'{{ helios_staging_url }}',
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  • roles/artemis/defaults/main.yml (1 hunks)
  • roles/artemis/tasks/variable_checks.yml (1 hunks)
  • roles/artemis/templates/application-prod.yml.j2 (1 hunks)
  • roles/artemis/templates/artemis.env.j2 (1 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (5)
roles/artemis/defaults/main.yml (1)

278-281: LGTM! Well-structured default variable definitions.

The Helios default variables are properly defined with empty string defaults, following Ansible best practices. The naming convention is consistent and the section comment clearly indicates these must be overridden.

roles/artemis/tasks/variable_checks.yml (1)

48-69: Excellent validation logic for Helios configuration.

The task correctly validates that core nodes (non-build agents) with Helios environments configured have at least one secret key defined. The conditional logic properly skips build agents and provides a clear, actionable error message.

roles/artemis/templates/artemis.env.j2 (2)

244-248: Good defensive programming for build agent detection.

The conditional assignment safely handles cases where the nested configuration objects might not exist, defaulting to false when undefined.


250-262: Clean conditional environment variable exports.

The logic correctly exports Helios-related environment variables only when they are defined and non-empty, preventing empty variables from being set. The IS_BUILD_AGENT flag export is a smart approach for coordination with the application config.

roles/artemis/templates/application-prod.yml.j2 (1)

364-370: Smart environment-based configuration.

The build agent detection using the environment variable and the conditional enabling/disabling of Helios based on node type is well-implemented.

@bensofficial bensofficial changed the title feat: add helios config Development: Add helios configuration Jun 25, 2025
@bensofficial bensofficial self-requested a review June 25, 2025 07:32
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