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Service templates previously described their GPU needs by card count (requiredResources with { min, recommended, unit: "count" }). A card count says nothing about memory, so a one-GPU requirement could be scheduled onto a card too small to load the model — the failure only surfaced at launch, after payment. This PR replaces that model with a VRAM-based recommendedResources schema: GPU demand is declared as a total VRAM figure plus the explicit tensor-parallel/placement layouts the model actually supports, so every client (node, SDK, dashboard) can filter environments by real memory and offer only widths that work.
This is a deliberate, non-backward-compatible schema change. The old requiredResources / min / unit: "count" shape no longer parses; the template loader warns and skips any template still using it, rather than silently mis-scheduling it. A gpuCountEnv linkage lets a template pin the exact GPU width to a user-settable env var, with the schema enforcing that the variable's regex and the declared layouts agree.
Replaced requiredResources with recommendedResources; removed min and the GPU unit: "count" form.
New GpuLayout type and GpuLayoutSchema: gpuCount (integer 1–64) with optional vramPerGpu (GB/card). A one-GPU layout uses the headline recommended and must omitvramPerGpu; a multi-GPU layout must state it.
GPU requirement now carries total VRAM (recommended, decimal GB) + a mandatory, non-empty layouts array (≤ 8 entries, strictly ascending by gpuCount). Each layout's gpuCount × vramPerGpu must be ≥ the recommended total.
Duplicate-resource rejection across recommendedResources entries.
gpuCountEnv forced-width linkage: must reference a declared userConfigurableEnvVars key, that key's validation regex must accept every declared layout width, and it must not collide with an operator-fixed envVars key (which clients never see).
Duplicate userConfigurableEnvVars.key rejection (a06716ff): the gpuCountEnv check resolves its key with .find(), so with duplicate keys only the first validation regex was ever checked against the layouts and a second, contradictory regex slipped through. Duplicates now raise an issue pointing at the later occurrence, guaranteeing one authoritative regex per linked variable.
Tests
serviceSchemas.test.ts, templateLoader.test.ts, services.test.ts (integration): coverage for the new layout/VRAM rules, gpuCountEnv linkage, and duplicate-key rejection (both declaration orders + the regex-bypass case).
Docs
New AGENTS.md; updates to API.md, compute.md, services.md describing the new resource schema.
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New Features
Service templates can provide advisory CPU, memory, disk, and GPU sizing recommendations. These recommendations help with environment selection but do not prevent service startup.
GPU recommendations can describe supported GPU counts and per-card VRAM requirements.
Documentation
Added guidance on configuring resource recommendations, GPU layouts, setup, testing, and deployment.
Compatibility
Templates using the retired requiredResources or min fields are skipped with a warning.
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Review comments at @AGENTS.md:
- Around line 303-304: Update the persistentStorage entry in the project
overview to list only the implemented localfs and s3 backends; remove the
unsupported IPFS option while preserving the PersistentStorageFactory reference
and existing documentation links.
- Around line 162-163: Update the no-metadata-database capability description in
the `hasIndexer` section to state that the SQLite core still supports C2D,
nonce, and authentication services; remove the inaccurate claim that only the
nonce database is available, and keep the description consistent with the
database details elsewhere in the file.
- Around line 15-16: Correct the unbalanced Markdown code spans in the Node.js
requirement prose, ensuring `.nvmrc`, `package.json`, `engines`, and `>=24`
each render as intended without capturing the following prose.
- Around line 15-17: Update the Node.js version documentation to identify
26.12.1 as the pinned runtime, matching .nvmrc and both Docker stages, while
retaining >=24 as the minimum supported engine; update the Docker section’s
pinned-version reference as well.
- Around line 158-160: Update the “Two config sources” description to clarify
that buildMergedConfig() always loads a required JSON file via
loadConfigFromFile() and then applies mapped environment-variable overrides;
environment variables alone are insufficient. Preserve the existing
getConfigFilePath() behavior and config.json details.
- Around line 139-141: Update the `npm run logs` documentation to match
`scripts/logs.sh`: describe its single HTTP request to `/logs` and `jq`
processing, and document the URL and arguments needed to target the configured
HTTP port 8001 rather than the script’s default port 8000; alternatively, adjust
the script so its defaults match the documented configuration.
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Walkthrough
The PR documents repository setup and architecture. It also replaces required service-template resources with advisory recommendations and adds schema validation for resource shapes, GPU layouts, and configurable GPU counts.
Changes: Service Template Resource Recommendations
The service-template contract and schema define advisory CPU, RAM, disk, and GPU recommendations. GPU layouts have count and VRAM constraints. Validation checks resource identifiers and GPU-count environment variables. Tests and documentation cover the updated contract.
The loader test verifies that templates using the retired requiredResources or min shape are skipped with a warning, while a template using recommendedResources loads.
Repository Guide
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Summary
Document setup and operations AGENTS.md
The guide documents Node requirements, setup and test commands, configuration sources, and deployment information.
Document architecture and request flows AGENTS.md
The guide describes startup, HTTP and P2P command flows, command handlers, and repository components.
oceanprotocol/ocean-node#1547: Changes the documented Node 24 runtime to Node 26, conflicting with the Node 24 version stated in the guide.
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Merge Risk: Low · up to 87fbc
This PR changes template resource validation and adds an operator guide. The template changes look sound, but several AGENTS.md statements are wrong: the Node version, the config-file requirement, the logs script, the no-metadata-database behavior and IPFS storage support. Correct them before merge, because they can mislead operators; no runtime behavior is affected.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Fix the unbalanced Markdown code spans.
The backticks around .nvmrc, package.json, engines, and >=24 are not balanced. This causes the following prose to render as code and triggers the reported MD038 warnings on Lines 18-23. Run npx markdownlint-cli2 AGENTS.md after correcting the spans.
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Review comment at @AGENTS.md around lines 15 - 16:
Correct the unbalanced Markdown code spans in the Node.js requirement prose,
ensuring `.nvmrc`, `package.json`, `engines`, and `>=24` each render as
intended without capturing the following prose.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Align the documented Node version with the repository pins.
.nvmrc and both Docker stages use Node 26.12.1, while this section says they use Node 24. Keep >=24 as the minimum supported engine, but document 26.12.1 as the pinned runtime. Update the Docker section at Line 328 as well. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @AGENTS.md around lines 15 - 17:
Update the Node.js version documentation to identify 26.12.1 as the pinned
runtime, matching .nvmrc and both Docker stages, while retaining >=24 as the
minimum supported engine; update the Docker section’s pinned-version reference
as well.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Document the actual npm run logs behavior.
npm run logs runs scripts/logs.sh, which performs one HTTP request to /logs and pipes the response to jq; it does not tail local log files. The script defaults to port 8000, while the repository config.json uses HTTP port 8001. Document the required URL and arguments, or fix the script. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @AGENTS.md around lines 139 - 141:
Update the `npm run logs` documentation to match `scripts/logs.sh`: describe its
single HTTP request to `/logs` and `jq` processing, and document the URL and
arguments needed to target the configured HTTP port 8001 rather than the
script’s default port 8000; alternatively, adjust the script so its defaults
match the documented configuration.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Describe configuration as a required file plus environment overrides.
Environment variables are not an alternative to the JSON file. buildMergedConfig() always calls loadConfigFromFile() and then merges mapped environment overrides. A deployment with only environment variables fails when the configuration file is absent. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @AGENTS.md around lines 158 - 160:
Update the “Two config sources” description to clarify that buildMergedConfig()
always loads a required JSON file via loadConfigFromFile() and then applies
mapped environment-variable overrides; environment variables alone are
insufficient. Preserve the existing getConfigFilePath() behavior and config.json
details.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Correct the no-metadata-database capability description.
Without a metadata database, the SQLite core still supports C2D, nonce, and authentication services. The statement that only the SQLite nonce database is available is incorrect and also conflicts with the database description later in this file. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @AGENTS.md around lines 162 - 163:
Update the no-metadata-database capability description in the `hasIndexer`
section to state that the SQLite core still supports C2D, nonce, and
authentication services; remove the inaccurate claim that only the nonce
database is available, and keep the description consistent with the database
details elsewhere in the file.
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Replace the unsupported IPFS backend.
The implemented persistent-storage backends are localfs and s3. The configuration schema and exports do not provide an IPFS backend. Documenting IPFS as supported can lead operators to choose a backend that the node cannot create. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @AGENTS.md around lines 303 - 304:
Update the persistentStorage entry in the project overview to list only the
implemented localfs and s3 backends; remove the unsupported IPFS option while
preserving the PersistentStorageFactory reference and existing documentation
links.
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📝 Summary
Service templates previously described their GPU needs by card count (
requiredResourceswith{ min, recommended, unit: "count" }). A card count says nothing about memory, so a one-GPU requirement could be scheduled onto a card too small to load the model — the failure only surfaced at launch, after payment. This PR replaces that model with a VRAM-basedrecommendedResourcesschema: GPU demand is declared as a total VRAM figure plus the explicit tensor-parallel/placement layouts the model actually supports, so every client (node, SDK, dashboard) can filter environments by real memory and offer only widths that work.This is a deliberate, non-backward-compatible schema change. The old
requiredResources/min/unit: "count"shape no longer parses; the template loader warns and skips any template still using it, rather than silently mis-scheduling it. AgpuCountEnvlinkage lets a template pin the exact GPU width to a user-settable env var, with the schema enforcing that the variable's regex and the declared layouts agree.🛠️ Key Changes
Schema (
src/utils/config/schemas.ts,src/@types/C2D/ServiceOnDemand.ts)requiredResourceswithrecommendedResources; removedminand the GPUunit: "count"form.GpuLayouttype andGpuLayoutSchema:gpuCount(integer 1–64) with optionalvramPerGpu(GB/card). A one-GPU layout uses the headlinerecommendedand must omitvramPerGpu; a multi-GPU layout must state it.recommended, decimal GB) + a mandatory, non-emptylayoutsarray (≤ 8 entries, strictly ascending bygpuCount). Each layout'sgpuCount × vramPerGpumust be ≥ the recommended total.recommendedResourcesentries.gpuCountEnvforced-width linkage: must reference a declareduserConfigurableEnvVarskey, that key's validation regex must accept every declared layout width, and it must not collide with an operator-fixedenvVarskey (which clients never see).userConfigurableEnvVars.keyrejection (a06716ff): thegpuCountEnvcheck resolves its key with.find(), so with duplicate keys only the first validation regex was ever checked against the layouts and a second, contradictory regex slipped through. Duplicates now raise an issue pointing at the later occurrence, guaranteeing one authoritative regex per linked variable.Tests
serviceSchemas.test.ts,templateLoader.test.ts,services.test.ts(integration): coverage for the new layout/VRAM rules,gpuCountEnvlinkage, and duplicate-key rejection (both declaration orders + the regex-bypass case).Docs
AGENTS.md; updates toAPI.md,compute.md,services.mddescribing the new resource schema.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Documentation
Compatibility
requiredResourcesorminfields are skipped with a warning.