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- Replace the Docker build/publish CI stages with ruff (lint + format check), ty (type check), pip-audit, and pytest run directly against python:3.11-slim; Docker remains for manual/server deployment only. - Swap black/pylint/mypy for ruff/ty across pyproject.toml, and fix every resulting lint, format, and type diagnostic in gallery/ and plotstyle/. - Fix tests broken/stale from before the package restructuring: wrong `utils.*` import paths, mock patch targets pointed at the wrong module, and PDF-conversion tests still assuming ImageMagick instead of the current PyMuPDF-first path. Drop test_container.py (obsolete Docker-container smoke tests, fully superseded elsewhere). - Add a plain-venv + systemd --user timer deployment path (deploy/systemd/) for HPC login nodes without a Docker daemon, where public_html is already served by existing infrastructure. - Document both in CLAUDE.md, including running CI's checks locally before committing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Deploying on a KIT HPC login node (no Docker daemon)
This path is for machines like the ETP login nodes: /ceph, /work, /web are
mounted directly, but there's no Docker daemon available, and your public_html
is already served by KIT's own web infrastructure — so no web server needs to
run here at all, only the generator on a schedule.
1. Install into a venv
python3 -m venv ~/.venvs/gallery
~/.venvs/gallery/bin/pip install -e /work/lbogner/ETPlot # path to your clone
PyMuPDF (a base dependency) handles PDF→PNG conversion; ImageMagick is not required.
2. Point a config at your paths
Copy/edit config.lbogner.yaml from the repo root (already has web_folder: /web/lbogner/public_html/ and placeholder sources: — fill in the real
plot-output directories under /work/lbogner/... or /ceph/...). Put it
wherever you like, e.g. ~/gallery/config.lbogner.yaml, and adjust the path in
gallery-generate.service if you move it.
3. Install the systemd --user timer
mkdir -p ~/.config/systemd/user
cp deploy/systemd/gallery-generate.{service,timer} ~/.config/systemd/user/
systemctl --user daemon-reload
systemctl --user enable --now gallery-generate.timer
Check status/logs:
systemctl --user list-timers gallery-generate.timer
journalctl --user -u gallery-generate.service -f
By default a user's systemd instance (and its timers) stops when you log out. Enable lingering so it keeps running:
loginctl enable-linger $USER
If lingering isn't permitted on your login node, or systemctl --user isn't
usable there at all, fall back to a crontab entry instead:
*/5 * * * * ~/.venvs/gallery/bin/gallery --config ~/gallery/config.lbogner.yaml generate >> ~/gallery-generate.log 2>&1
Why not the Docker Compose stack?
docker-compose.yml at the repo root (generator + nginx) is for a scenario
where you control a dedicated VM/server and need to serve the output yourself.
On the ETP login nodes there's no Docker daemon (Apptainer/Singularity only),
and public_html is already auto-served — running your own nginx there would
be redundant. Docker is still used for CI (.gitlab-ci.yml) and remains a fine
option for anyone deploying this on their own server.