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Closes #3207
Closes #3261

Summary

A database container image is always built from a database dump file. The nightly database job fetches that file, imports it into a clean VORTEX_DB_IMAGE_BASE image and pushes the result. This now holds for the container_registry source too: the file comes from the source in the new VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE (url, ftp, acquia, lagoon or s3), and the image the job fetched is never used as a source of data. vortex-fetch-db-container-registry always pulls from the registry (or reuses an image already on the host), and the Export DB step on both CI providers is a call to the new vortex-refresh-db script.

On main, the base-image import skips the container_registry source, and the fetch loads the cached .data/db.tar, which is the previous run's export. The database job builds .docker/database.dockerfile on that archive and commits the result, adding 3 layers every day with runs. A nightly run that pulls VORTEX_DB_IMAGE and pushes back to the same tag grows the registry image the same way. Within about a month the image reaches Docker's 125-layer limit and the build fails with max depth exceeded.

After merge, every nightly image is the base image plus the same 3 layers, built from a fresh dump file, however many runs came before. Daytime runs pull the registry image and never stack on a cached archive. DIDI-II starts from an image that already holds a database, fetches a dump file from a URL, imports it into the base image, and asserts that none of the fetched image's data layers end up in the result.

This PR adds 2 more things:

• An opt-in nightly refresh of the migration image. Set VORTEX_REFRESH_DB2_PROCEED=1 and the job imports the migration dump into a clean base image and pushes VORTEX_DB2_IMAGE. There's no provision, because the image only holds source data. It's off when the variable is unset.
• A MySQL base image. The stack has run MySQL 8.4, but VORTEX_DB_IMAGE_BASE was a MariaDB 10.11 image, so database-in-image projects ran a different engine from everyone else. It's now drevops/db-data-mysql-8.4:26.11.0. The difference showed up as soon as the migration refresh imported a MySQL 8 dump: ERROR 1273 Unknown collation: 'utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci'.

What projects need to do

• A container_registry project with VORTEX_DB_IMAGE and a base image set must now set VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE, or the nightly job fails with a message saying so. The fetch script for that source reads its own variables, such as VORTEX_FETCH_DB_URL for url. The installer only writes the chosen fetch source's variables to .env, so these need adding. The migration database works the same way, with VORTEX_REFRESH_DB2_SOURCE and VORTEX_FETCH_DB2_ variables.
• ahoy fetch-db no longer loads a db.tar from .data. Load it with docker load if you need it.
• A project that wants to stay on MariaDB sets VORTEX_DB_IMAGE_BASE to drevops/db-data-mariadb-10.11:26.11.0 in its CI configuration. vortex-export-db-image runs mariadb-upgrade only when the image has it, so both engines work.
• MySQL can't open a MariaDB data directory, so moving an existing image to MySQL means rebuilding it from a dump. The nightly job does that on its first run after the base image changes.

How the database image is used

The image is a read-only artifact. Production is the only place the data changes, and the nightly job is the only place the image is built.

┌──────────────────────────────┐
│ Production database          │
│ (hosting provider)           │
└──────────────┬───────────────┘
               │ dump file (mysqldump)
               ▼
┌──────────────────────────────┐
│ Dump file source             │
│ url / ftp / acquia /         │
│ lagoon / s3                  │
└──────────────┬───────────────┘
               │ nightly 'database' job
               ▼
┌──────────────────────────────┐
│ VORTEX_DB_IMAGE_BASE         │
│ + imported dump              │
│ = VORTEX_DB_IMAGE            │
└──────────────┬───────────────┘
               │ push
               ▼
┌──────────────────────────────┐
│ Container registry           │
└──────┬───────────┬───────────┘
       │ pull      │ pull
       ▼           ▼
┌────────────┐ ┌──────────────────────────┐
│ Local dev  │ │ CI build, hosting        │
│ (throwaway)│ │ migrations (read-only)   │
└────────────┘ └──────────────────────────┘

The database job in every case

Database in a dump file (no VORTEX_DB_IMAGE)

Unchanged. Shown for completeness.

Fetch DB:    cached db.sql? -> reuse, no export
             else           -> fetch dump file
                 ▼
Export DB:   vortex-refresh-db
             provision from db.sql
             export db.sql -> cache

Database in an image, fetched from a file source

VORTEX_FETCH_DB_SOURCE is url, ftp, acquia, lagoon or s3, and VORTEX_DB_IMAGE is set. The nightly path matches main.

DAYTIME RUN                         NIGHTLY RUN (VORTEX_DB_IMAGE_BASE set)

Fetch DB:  cached dump/archive?     Fetch DB:  fetch dump file (no cache)
           -> reuse, no export                        ▼
           else fetch dump file     Export DB: vortex-refresh-db
               ▼                               tag BASE as VORTEX_DB_IMAGE
Export DB: vortex-refresh-db                   provision from db.sql
           provision on                        export image (BASE + 3)
           VORTEX_DB_IMAGE                            ▼
           export image -> cache    Deploy:    push VORTEX_DB_IMAGE

Database in an image, fetched from the container registry

VORTEX_FETCH_DB_SOURCE is container_registry. Local dev and daytime CI pull the image; the nightly run builds it from the file in VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE.

DAYTIME RUN                         NIGHTLY RUN (VORTEX_DB_IMAGE_BASE set)

Fetch DB:  docker pull              Fetch DB:  docker pull VORTEX_DB_IMAGE
           VORTEX_DB_IMAGE                     (not used as a data source)
           (never loads db.tar)                       ▼
               ▼                    Export DB: vortex-refresh-db
Export DB: vortex-refresh-db                   VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE set?
           provision on                          no  -> [FAIL] with the fix
           VORTEX_DB_IMAGE                       yes -> fetch dump file from it
           export image -> cache               tag BASE as VORTEX_DB_IMAGE
           (no push)                           provision from db.sql
                                               export image (BASE + 3)
                                                      ▼
                                    Deploy:    push VORTEX_DB_IMAGE

Migration image (opt-in)

VORTEX_DB_INDEX=2 vortex-refresh-db runs in Export DB before the main refresh. The same flow fits any indexed database.

Fetch migration DB:  fetch db2.sql from VORTEX_FETCH_DB2_SOURCE
                         ▼
Export DB:           VORTEX_REFRESH_DB2_PROCEED=1?
                       no  -> skip, nothing else runs
                       yes ▼
                     VORTEX_DB2_IMAGE set?
                       no  -> [FAIL]
                       yes ▼
                     tag BASE as VORTEX_DB2_IMAGE
                     start the 'database2' service on it
                     import db2.sql with no provision
                     export and push VORTEX_DB2_IMAGE (BASE + 1)
                         ▼
                     main database refresh runs as usual

With a container_registry fetch source, the dump comes from VORTEX_REFRESH_DB2_SOURCE, the same way the main database uses VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE. The migration image is BASE + 1 because database2 runs directly from the image. The main database service builds .docker/database.dockerfile first, and that's where the other 2 layers come from.

Before / After

BEFORE (container_registry source)

Fetch DB:   cached .data/db.tar? -> docker load it
            else                 -> docker pull
                 ▼
Export DB:  base-image import skipped for this source
            build database on the fetched image (+2)
            commit the container (+1)
                 ▼
            every export = previous export + 3
            -> 125 layers: "max depth exceeded"


AFTER

Fetch DB:   image on host? -> reuse it (unless forced)
            else           -> docker pull
                 ▼
Export DB:  vortex-refresh-db
            nightly: dump file from VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE
                     imported into VORTEX_DB_IMAGE_BASE
                 ▼
            every nightly image = BASE + 3

What DIDI tests

DIDI-FI (file -> image)                DIDI-II (image provided -> fresh image)

VORTEX_FETCH_DB_SOURCE=url             VORTEX_FETCH_DB_SOURCE=container_registry
VORTEX_DB_IMAGE_BASE set               VORTEX_DB_IMAGE_BASE set
VORTEX_REFRESH_DB2_PROCEED=1           VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE=url

fetch both dumps from URLs             pull VORTEX_DB_IMAGE, which already
        ▼                              holds a database, and record its layers
import db2.sql into BASE                       ▼
push the migration image               fetch dump from URL
        ▼                                      ▼
import db.sql into BASE                import into BASE (the pulled image's
        ▼                              data is never read)
push :vortex-dev-didi-database-fi              ▼
        ▼                              assert: exported image starts with
build job tests the image              the BASE layers and doesn't contain
                                       the pulled image's top layer
                                               ▼
                                       push :vortex-dev-database-ii
                                               ▼
                                       build job tests the image

The assertion step runs on GitHub Actions. CircleCI DIDI jobs are generated variants that can only override env, so CircleCI DIDI-II runs the same flow without the assertion.

Evidence from this PR's CI

vortex-dev-database-ii on GitHub Actions:

• Fetch DB pulled drevops/vortex-dev-mariadb-drupal-data-demo-destination-11.x, which has 21 layers.
• Export DB ran vortex-refresh-db. It logged Started database dump fetch from URL and wrote a 1.4M db.sql, then tagged drevops/db-data-mysql-8.4:26.11.0 as the database image.
• Provisioning reported Existing site found : No, so the database came from the dump file and not from the pulled image.
• The assertion step logged Layers: base 27, fetched 21, exported 30 and The exported DB image is built on drevops/db-data-mysql-8.4:26.11.0.

vortex-dev-didi-database-fi on GitHub Actions:

• Export DB logged Imported database dump file ./.data/db2.sql into the database2 service on the drevops/db-data-mysql-8.4:26.11.0 base image, then Pushed container image to the registry and Finished database 2 refresh.

I also pulled what that job pushed:

Image	Layers	Result
drevops/db-data-mysql-8.4:26.11.0	27	Base
...demo-destination-11.x:vortex-dev-didi-database-fi-gha	30	BASE + 3
...demo-migration-11.x:vortex-dev-didi-database-fi-gha	28	BASE + 1

The migration image starts as user 1000 on MySQL 8.4.13 with no server errors. It holds the dump's 1 table and 10 rows, and categories is still utf8mb4_0900_ai_ci, the collation that failed on MariaDB.

Things worth a look

• Baked image size. .docker/config/database/my.cnf sets innodb_redo_log_capacity to 1 GB. MySQL honours it, where MariaDB ignored it, so a baked main image is about 1.2 GB bigger uncompressed (2.79 GB against a 1.59 GB base). Compressed it's only about 13 MB bigger, so pushes barely change, but runners need the disk. I measured a 100 MB capacity at 1.82 GB. I've left the setting alone, because the 128 MB default aborts large imports with ERROR 1114 ... table is full.
• Commit on a running server. seed.mysql.sh stops the server cleanly before capturing, while vortex-export-db-image commits it running with a read lock held. A local bake and the pushed migration image both restarted with no server errors, and the didi-build-fi and didi-build-ii jobs ran their tests against the pushed main images.
• Image names. The vortex-dev-mariadb-drupal-data-* repositories keep their names, even though the DIDI images pushed to them are now MySQL.
• Demo and test images. The images pinned at 1.40.0 stay MariaDB until .vortex/tests/update-test-assets next runs, which now seeds with seed.mysql.sh. That needs a registry push, so it's not part of this PR.

Changes

Tooling

• .vortex/tooling/src/vortex-refresh-db is new and registered as a package binary in .vortex/tooling/composer.json. It runs what the CI configs ran inline, including the chmod that keeps .data readable for hashFiles(). For the container_registry source with a base image it fetches the dump file from VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE first, failing up front when that is unset, container_registry or none, and failing when the dump doesn't land at the expected path. With VORTEX_DB_INDEX set it refreshes that indexed database instead.
• .vortex/tooling/src/vortex-fetch-db-container-registry drops the archive load and the VORTEX_FETCH_DB_CONTAINER_REGISTRY_DB_DIR variable. The registry login runs before the fetch task, and failed pulls and tags end their task with a fail message. The base-image tagging path and VORTEX_FETCH_DB_FORCE work as before.
• .vortex/tooling/src/vortex-push-db-image resolves indexed variables through VORTEX_DB_INDEX.
• .vortex/tooling/src/vortex-export-db-image runs mariadb-upgrade only when the image has it. MySQL upgrades its data directory at startup and ships no upgrade binary.

Template

• .github/workflows/build-test-deploy.yml and .circleci/config.yml call ./vendor/bin/vortex-refresh-db in Export DB and set VORTEX_DB_IMAGE_BASE to drevops/db-data-mysql-8.4:26.11.0. The migration refresh sits behind the MIGRATION installer tokens.
• .env documents VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE next to VORTEX_DB_IMAGE in the container_registry block, and its seeding links point to drevops/database-data-images.

DIDI

• .vortex/tests/generate-vortex-dev-gha and .vortex/tests/generate-vortex-dev-circleci set VORTEX_DB_IMAGE_BASE and VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE=url on the DIDI-II database job, and VORTEX_DB2_IMAGE and VORTEX_REFRESH_DB2_PROCEED=1 on DIDI-FI. The GitHub Actions generator adds the Record the fetched DB image layers and Assert the exported DB image is built on the base image steps.
• .github/workflows/vortex-test-didi.yml and .circleci/vortex-test-common.yml are regenerated, and ahoy lint-ci confirms they match.
• .vortex/tests/update-test-assets seeds with seed.mysql.sh from the 26.11.0 release, with its checksum updated.

Tests

• .vortex/tooling/tests/unit/refresh-db.bats covers file storage, image storage without a base image, a file source imported into the base image, a container_registry source with a dump from VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE, a missing or invalid VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE, a dump fetched to another path, a failed provision and the indexed refresh paths.
• .vortex/tooling/tests/unit/export-db-image.bats is new. It covers the conditional upgrade, the commit and archive, and a missing destination image.
• .vortex/tooling/tests/unit/fetch-db-container-registry.bats drops the archive cases, and adds a pull when a db.tar exists and a failed pull.
• .vortex/tooling/tests/unit/push-db-image.bats covers the indexed push.

Docs and fixtures

• .vortex/docs/content/continuous-integration/README.mdx points to drevops/database-data-images and covers staying on MariaDB and moving an existing image to MySQL. Its new Dump file source for a database image section lists the variables each dump file source reads, for both databases.
• .vortex/docs/content/continuous-integration/github-actions.mdx and circleci.mdx say the image is always built from a dump file and point container_registry projects to VORTEX_REFRESH_DB_SOURCE.
• .vortex/docs/content/development/migrations.mdx covers the migration image refresh.
• .vortex/docs/content/development/variables.mdx is regenerated with ahoy update-docs.
• Installer fixtures are regenerated with ahoy update-snapshots.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

A new host-side script handles database refresh, including fetching, optional base-image rebuilds, provisioning, and export. CI jobs now call the script. DIDI-II workflows set a base image and check exported image layers. Registry fetching no longer loads database archives.

Changes

Database refresh flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Refresh orchestration and fetch behavior .vortex/tooling/src/vortex-refresh-db, .vortex/tooling/src/vortex-fetch-db-container-registry, .vortex/tooling/composer.json, .vortex/tooling/tests/unit/*db*.bats, .vortex/docs/content/development/variables.mdx	Adds and registers vortex-refresh-db to handle fetching, optional base-image rebuilds, provisioning, and export. Registry fetching no longer loads database archives. Tests and variable documentation reflect the updated flow.

CI refresh integration and image validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
CI refresh integration and image validation .circleci/config.yml, .circleci/vortex-test-common.yml, .github/workflows/build-test-deploy.yml, .github/workflows/vortex-test-didi.yml, .vortex/tests/generate-vortex-dev-*, .vortex/docs/content/continuous-integration/*	Database export steps call vortex-refresh-db. DIDI-II workflows set a base image and validate the exported image’s layers against the base image. Generated workflow tests and CI documentation reflect the changes.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Refresh as vortex-refresh-db
  participant Fetch as vortex-fetch-db-container-registry
  participant Compose as Docker Compose
  participant CLI as CLI container
  Refresh->>Fetch: Fetch configured database image
  Refresh->>Compose: Start stack and rebuild database service when configured
  Refresh->>CLI: Copy dump and run provisioning
  CLI-->>Refresh: Return provisioning result
  Refresh->>CLI: Export database when configured

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Possibly related PRs

• drevops/vortex#3247: It updates database documentation that describes fetch, import, export, and image storage.
• drevops/vortex#3243: It changes provisioning failure behavior, and this refresh flow runs provisioning.

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