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mudler-agentandEttore Di Giacinto 7c74d26555 feat(addons): run the add-on owner as its own workload (#12867)
* feat(addons): generate and load a static carrier key set

A split deployment needs the owner and the frontends to share
certificates and a signing key that outlive a process. The loopback
carrier makes fresh keys at every start, so it cannot serve that.

GenerateCarrierKeys writes a CA certificate, an owner leaf and a
frontend leaf, and the frontend signing key pair. It drops the CA key,
so nobody can issue a third leaf, and it refuses to overwrite any file.
LoadCarrierConfig reads only the files of one role and refuses key
files that group or other users can access.

The owner never forwards, but NewCarrier still requires a signing key,
so the owner config gets a throwaway key in memory instead of the
frontends' private key.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(addons): add util addons-carrier-keys

An operator who runs the add-on owner and its frontends as separate
workloads needs a way to make the shared key set. The command wraps
GenerateCarrierKeys: --out names the directory and --owner-host, which
can repeat, sets the names the owner certificate is valid for. It prints
which files belong on the owner and which on the frontends.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(addons): add the owner and frontend roles to local-ai run

Every local-ai run process is its own add-on owner, so a distributed
deployment cannot scale its frontends: replicas that share a data
volume fight over the owner lock.

--addons-role selects combined (today's behaviour, the default), owner
or frontend. The owner and frontend roles also take --addons-owner-address
and --addons-carrier-dir, and the owner takes --addons-owner-listen. They
use the fixed carrier identities and the key set from the carrier key
directory. The frontend role has no add-on root, so it never creates the
add-ons folder. A bad role setup stops startup with a message that names
the flag.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(addons): keep the frontend role away from owner state

A frontend holds no add-on state, but it still wrote the library
sources file of the data path, which is the owner's file. The frontend
role now skips the library option and reads only the galleries named by
the flags, and logs a warning when it has no account database, because
its pins are then kept per frontend.

The add-on manager rejects a relative root even for a forwarding
frontend, so the frontend config names the absolute path where an owner
would keep its state. Nothing creates or opens it, and a spec checks
that the data path stays empty.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* test(addons): run the owner and frontends as separate applications

The split roles are only useful if an owner and its frontends work as
separate processes that share nothing but the carrier keys and the owner
address. A spec now builds them as separate Application values with
their own data paths and keys from GenerateCarrierKeys.

It covers a frontend that lists apps and reads add-on status through the
owner, two frontends on one key set, a frontend that starts while the
owner is down and answers unavailable, a second owner refused on the
same root, and an owner that restarts on the same root and address and
still serves the installed add-on to the same frontend.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* docs(addons): describe running the owner as its own workload

An operator who runs several frontend replicas had no documented way to
stop each one from being its own add-on owner. The add-ons page now has
a section for the owner and frontend roles: one owner replica with its
own volume and a recreate-style rollout, a stable owner address, key
generation and per-role mounts, a Compose example, what a restart and an
owner outage look like, the models-path limit, and the frontend limits.
The singleton section names the roles and the distributed-state mode,
and the distributed mode page links to the new section.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(addons): gate the addons feature in /api/features

One function, Application.AddonsFeature, decides whether the add-on
side is on. A combined or owner process answers true when add-ons are
enabled and the owner manager exists. A frontend answers true when the
owner answered the carrier's audience call within 2 s, and keeps that
answer for 10 s so /api/features does not dial the owner per request.

/api/features reports the result as "addons", and fine_tuning and
quantization take the same value, because both are add-ons. The
frontend cache is per-instance state.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(addons): answer 503 on every add-on route when add-ons are off

With --addons-enabled=false the real add-on, fine-tuning and
quantization routes and services are not registered. One catch-all per
prefix answers the typed unavailable response of an absent owner, for
any path under it, so a client cannot tell which routes exist. The
response is the one the gateway already writes (gateway.WriteUnavailable
over typedError), not a second format.

With add-ons on, the same routes sit behind RequireAddonsFeature, which
reads Application.AddonsFeature, so a frontend that cannot reach the
owner gives the same answer. The per-user feature middleware still runs
after the gate. No endpoint is added, so the swagger, /api/instructions
and RouteFeatureRegistry surfaces do not change.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(addons): build no carrier for a frontend with add-ons off

addonConfigFor already returned the zero config before it read a role
flag when add-ons are disabled. Say so on the way out: when a role,
owner address, listen address or carrier directory flag is set, log one
info line that the flags are ignored. A frontend with
--addons-enabled=false needs no owner address and no key directory,
loads no keys and builds no carrier.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(ui): hide add-on entries when the addons feature is off

The UI reads features.addons from /api/features. When it is false:
the sidebar shows no Add-ons entry and no pinned apps, the 404 page
lists no add-on destination, the shell does not call /api/addons/pins
or /api/addons/builtin, and /app/addons, /app/addons/*, /app/fine-tune
and /app/quantize lead back to /app. The Build hub tabs for add-ons,
fine-tuning and quantization were already keyed on features and now
follow the gate. An absent key (an older server) counts as on.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* docs(addons): describe the addons feature gate

The --addons-enabled row now says the UI hides the add-on entries and
every add-on, fine-tuning and quantization route answers 503. A new
subsection describes the addons key of /api/features, the 10 s frontend
cache as per-instance state, and that a frontend with add-ons off needs
no owner address or key directory. The fine-tuning and quantization
pages say they are off with --addons-enabled=false.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* fix(addons): give a frontend no add-on state root

OwnerConfig.validate required an absolute root for every role, so a
frontend named a path under the data directory that nothing was allowed
to open. Only the owner has a state root now: validate checks it when
the instance is the owner, and the frontend role leaves Root empty.
Nothing on a frontend reads or creates it.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* fix(addons): make the carrier signing key optional for the owner

NewCarrier required an Ed25519 signing key of every instance, so the
owner role loaded a throwaway key in memory that it never used. The
owner never signs an outbound request, so it now needs none:
NewCarrier accepts an empty key when the instance is the owner and
still requires a whole key from a frontend, and a malformed key is
refused for both. LoadCarrierConfig no longer generates one. The owner
still verifies frontend signatures with frontend-sign.pub.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* Keep the owner address out of the add-on identity file

The owner address is runtime configuration, so storing it and comparing
the whole file made a moved owner refuse its own root. The identity file
now holds the owner ID and storage ID only. An older file that still has
an address loads, and the address is ignored. A different owner ID or
storage ID is still refused.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* docs(addons): state that an existing root loads under the owner role

The owner identity no longer stores its address, so a root written by a
single node loads under the owner role when the owner and storage
identity match. Say so, and keep the caveat about absolute paths in the
journal.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* fix(addons): refuse library-source routes on a frontend

A frontend must keep no owner state, but the library-source routes, the
ApplyLibraries call and the startup official-libraries step still opened
and wrote addons/sources.json in its data path.

Mark the frontend role in the add-on config, also when add-ons are off.
On a frontend, LibrarySources returns the unavailable error,
ApplyLibraries does nothing and the startup step skips the store. The
six /api/library/sources routes answer 503 with the body that the add-on
feature gate writes, and an X-LocalAI-Reason header names the cause.
Reads are refused too: the carrier has no verb for them. Owner and
combined roles are unchanged.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* fix(addons): put the reason in the unavailable body

WriteUnavailable wrote the plain text "addon request failed", and the
library-source refusal put its reason in an X-LocalAI-Reason header.

Write the LocalAI error envelope instead, with a message, a type and the
code "unavailable", and keep the 503 status. The message names the
cause: add-ons are off on this instance, the add-on owner is not
reachable, or library sources are managed on the owner. Remove the
header.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(addons): serve library calls on the add-on owner

Add the carrier verbs a frontend needs to work on the library through
the owner: library-list, library-add, library-update, library-enable,
library-disable, library-remove, library-backend-resolve and
library-backend-releases. A call carries the operation in one
LibraryCall field of the wire request, so an old owner rejects it as an
invalid binding. Every verb but the three reads is a mutation, and the
reply is an envelope of data or a typed error, so a frontend gives the
status the owner's own routes give.

The owner serves them through gateway.LibraryAdmin, implemented in the
application on the same LocalAdmin as the owner's HTTP routes. It runs
the owner's administrator check before any store call.

Add two peer-authenticated reads that take no actor and leave the
audience reply unchanged: GET /addons/capabilities (protocol, calls and
the owner's OS and architecture) and GET /addons/library/snapshot (the
gallery-relevant source list and its version).

Split the backend install: Installer.Resolve is the owner's half
(resolve, pick the meta backend for the asker's capability, pin by
digest) and returns a Plan; the node that installs runs the collision
check and the gallery install itself. Move the source administration
behind library.Admin and add library.ReconcileInfos for a source list
read from the owner.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(addons): forward library routes from a frontend to the owner

A frontend refused the library-source routes and did not serve the
backend library routes. Forward them instead, and keep the owner the
only writer of the sources.

The library-source routes work on library.Admin: the local store on a
combined or owner process, the carrier on a frontend. The frontend
checks the calling account (a legacy API key is refused with 401), and
the owner checks the administrator right again before any store call.
With add-ons off, a frontend answers these routes with a 503.

A frontend asks the owner for its source list every 60 seconds through
the peer-authenticated snapshot call and rebuilds its model and backend
gallery lists, and the official-libraries switch, only when the version
changed. If the owner does not answer, it keeps the last lists and marks
them stale. Changing official_libraries on a frontend is refused with
409.

The backend library install is split. The owner resolves the entry and
pins the image; the frontend runs the gallery install on its own node,
with its own size limit and strict mode. A frontend refuses library
calls to an owner that does not serve them, or that runs on another OS
or architecture.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* docs(addons): document library operations on a frontend

Replace the frontend limits that said a frontend refuses the library
routes with what happens now: the library sources and the backend
library go through the owner, the gallery lists follow the owner every
60 seconds, official_libraries is set on the owner, and the owner and
the frontends must run on one OS and architecture.

Add specs for the split owner: a frontend lists sources through the
owner, a source added on a frontend reaches the owner and then the other
frontend after a refresh, a write with the owner down answers 503 with
the error envelope, official_libraries answers 409 on a frontend and a
change on the owner reaches the frontend's gallery lists, the lists are
kept and marked stale while the owner is down, a platform mismatch and a
legacy API key are refused, and a frontend installs a backend into its
own path from the owner's plan.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(addons): check the shared models path with a probe

Exports write into the models path of the owner, and frontends load
models from their own path. A wrong mount fails silently: the export
succeeds and the model never appears.

The owner writes a probe file with a random nonce into its models path
at start. A frontend fetches the nonce over the carrier and checks at
start, then every 60 seconds, that the same file is visible at the same
absolute path. On a mismatch it logs an error, reports model_exports
false and blocks its export and import routes. The owner refuses an
export or import while its own probe is missing, and keeps running if
it cannot write the probe. An unreachable or older owner gives
"unknown" and leaves exports on.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* docs(api): describe the library refusal and forwarding

The library-source and backend-library routes forward to the add-on
owner on a frontend and answer 503 when the owner cannot serve them.
Add the 503 to their swagger annotations, regenerate the swagger files,
and say in /api/instructions that a frontend forwards these routes.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(addons): let frontends run the backend update check through the owner

In named-user mode a frontend has no user to act as, so the background
backend update check failed there. Add one read-only system call for
the release lookup. The owner accepts it only on the peer-authenticated
route from a pinned frontend, only for backend-releases, and without an
actor. Calls through /addons/forward cannot carry the mark, and every
user-facing call still goes through the administrator check.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(mcp): expose the backend update check as a tool

Add list_backend_library_updates, a read-only tool for
GET /backends/library/updates. The in-process client reads the
library installer, and the HTTP client calls the route. The six
library source routes stay out of the catalog: the assistant has no
per-call actor and no approval card for library changes.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(api): add export status routes for fine-tuning and quantization

The add-on UIs could not know that model exports are blocked until a user
hit the refusal of the export route. Add GET /api/fine-tuning/status and
GET /api/quantization/status. Each returns {"model_exports": bool}, from
the same check that drives the model_exports key of /api/features.

The routes sit behind the add-ons gate, so they answer 503 when add-ons
are off. They are listed in the swagger spec, the instructions registry,
the route-feature registry and the feature docs.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

* feat(addons): disable exports when the models probe fails

The fine-tuning and quantization pages now read the new status route
and turn off the export form, the checkpoint export button and the
import button when model_exports is false. A short reason shows next
to the control. A failed or slow answer leaves the controls on, as the
server does for an unknown check.

Assisted-by: Claude:claude-sonnet-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>

---------

Signed-off-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>
Co-authored-by: Ettore Di Giacinto <mudler@localai.io>
2026-10-24 14:29:39 +02:00

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package application
import (
"cmp"
"context"
"errors"
"math/rand/v2"
"net/http"
"path/filepath"
"runtime"
"sync"
"sync/atomic"
"time"
corebackend "github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/backend"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/config"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/http/auth"
mcpTools "github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/http/endpoints/mcp"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/library"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/addons"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/addons/backendlib"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/addons/catalog"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/addons/gateway"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/addons/packages"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/addons/pins"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/addons/policy"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/addons/recovery"
addonruntime "github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/addons/runtime"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/addons/updates"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/advisorylock"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/agentpool"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/chathistory"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/cloudproxy/mitm"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/facerecognition"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/failover"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/failover/distsync"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/galleryop"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/monitoring"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/nodes"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/routing/admission"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/routing/billing"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/routing/corpus"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/routing/pii"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/routing/piidetector"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/routing/router"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/voiceprofile"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/services/voicerecognition"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/templates"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/core/trace"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/addons/contract"
pkggrpc "github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/grpc"
localaitools "github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/mcp/localaitools"
localaiInproc "github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/mcp/localaitools/inproc"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/model"
"github.com/mudler/LocalAI/pkg/signals"
"github.com/mudler/xlog"
"gorm.io/gorm"
)
// faceEmbeddingDim is the expected dimension for face embeddings.
// Set to 0 so the Registry accepts whatever dim the loaded recognizer
// produces — ArcFace R50 is 512-d, MBF is 512-d, SFace is 128-d, and
// the insightface backend can load any of them via LoadModel options.
// Locking this to a specific value would force a single recognizer
// family per deployment; we keep the door open instead.
const faceEmbeddingDim = 0
// voiceEmbeddingDim is the expected dimension for speaker embeddings.
// 0 so the Registry accepts whatever dim the loaded recognizer
// produces — ECAPA-TDNN is 192, WeSpeaker ResNet34 is 256, 3D-Speaker
// ERes2Net is 192, CAM++ is 512.
const voiceEmbeddingDim = 0
type Application struct {
addonPolicy *policy.Policy
addonStore *policy.Store
addonResourceExists func(context.Context, policy.ResourceKey) (bool, error)
// addonReconcileTick drives the pending-registration retry; nil is a real
// 30 second ticker. addonReconcile is that loop once the owner started it.
addonReconcileTick <-chan time.Time
addonReconcile *policy.ReconcileLoop
addonGateway *gateway.Gateway
addonServer *http.Server
addonSources *catalog.Sources
// addonAdminCheck is the owner's administrator check, the one the manager gets.
addonAdminCheck func(context.Context, contract.Actor) error
librarySnap librarySnapshot
backendLibrary *backendlib.Installer
addonManager *addons.Manager
addonHostOps *addonruntime.HostOps
addonsProbe addonsProbeState
modelsProbe modelsProbeState
// libraryStore is the library sources file when no add-on owner runs here.
libraryStore *catalog.Sources
libraryStoreMu sync.Mutex
// The pin store is built once so the routes and the retention sweep share it.
addonPinStoreOnce sync.Once
addonPinStore pins.Store
addonPinStoreErr error
webSocketTicketsOnce sync.Once
webSocketTickets *auth.WebSocketTickets
backendLoader *config.ModelConfigLoader
modelLoader *model.ModelLoader
applicationConfig *config.ApplicationConfig
startupConfig *config.ApplicationConfig // Stores original config from env vars (before file loading)
templatesEvaluator *templates.Evaluator
galleryService *galleryop.GalleryService
agentJobService *agentpool.AgentJobService
agentPoolService atomic.Pointer[agentpool.AgentPoolService]
faceRegistry facerecognition.Registry
voiceRegistry voicerecognition.Registry
voiceProfileStore *voiceprofile.Store
chatHistoryStore *chathistory.Store
authDB *gorm.DB
metricsService *monitoring.LocalAIMetricsService
statsRecorder *billing.Recorder
fallbackUser *auth.User
piiRedactor *pii.Redactor
piiEvents pii.EventStore
mitmCA atomic.Pointer[mitm.CA]
mitmServer atomic.Pointer[mitm.Server]
mitmMutex sync.Mutex // serializes Stop+Start; readers use atomic loads
// mitmHostConflicts records duplicate-host claims across model configs.
// Non-empty disables the MITM listener until resolved — the strict
// 1-to-1 host↔model invariant the dispatcher relies on. Read by
// /api/middleware/status so the admin UI can surface the cause.
mitmHostConflicts atomic.Pointer[map[string][]string]
routerDecisions router.DecisionStore
routerRegistry *router.Registry
routerCorpus *corpus.Manager
admissionLimiter *admission.Limiter
failoverManager *failover.Manager
watchdogMutex sync.Mutex
watchdogStop chan bool
p2pMutex sync.Mutex
p2pCtx context.Context
p2pCancel context.CancelFunc
agentJobMutex sync.Mutex
// Distributed mode services (nil when not in distributed mode)
distributed *DistributedServices
// failoverSync shares failover state between frontends; nil in
// standalone mode or when it could not start.
failoverSync *distsync.Sync
// failoverLock is the probe-leader lock this frontend holds or tries
// for; nil when failoverSync is nil.
failoverLock *advisorylock.HeldLock
// Upgrade checker (background service for detecting backend upgrades)
upgradeChecker *UpgradeChecker
// LocalAI Assistant in-process MCP server. nil when DisableLocalAIAssistant
// is set; otherwise initialised in start() after galleryService.
localAIAssistant *mcpTools.LocalAIAssistantHolder
// assistantClient is the concrete inproc client backing localAIAssistant.
// start() constructs it before failoverManager exists (see New() in
// startup.go), so New() sets assistantClient.Failover once the manager
// is built, using this field to reach back into the already-registered
// MCP tool set. nil when DisableLocalAIAssistant is set.
assistantClient *localaiInproc.Client
// startupComplete flips to true once New() has finished its whole startup
// sequence. It backs the /readyz probe.
//
// The expensive step is the model preload: since #10949 it materializes
// HuggingFace artifacts for managed backends, which is tens of GB for a
// large model (31 GB observed on a live cluster). Tracking it explicitly
// means readiness reports lifecycle state instead of "the handler was
// reachable", so a replica that is still starting can be kept out of a
// load balancer's rotation.
startupComplete atomic.Bool
shutdownOnce sync.Once
}
// WebSocketTickets returns this frontend's short-lived upgrade ticket store.
func (a *Application) WebSocketTickets() *auth.WebSocketTickets {
a.webSocketTicketsOnce.Do(func() { a.webSocketTickets = auth.NewWebSocketTickets() })
return a.webSocketTickets
}
// Ready reports whether the application has finished starting up and can serve
// traffic. It backs the /readyz probe and is safe to call from any goroutine,
// including while startup is still running.
func (a *Application) Ready() bool { return a.startupComplete.Load() }
// markStartupComplete flips the application to ready. Called once, at the very
// end of New(), so every startup step — model preload included — has finished
// before the process advertises itself as able to serve.
func (a *Application) markStartupComplete() { a.startupComplete.Store(true) }
func newApplication(appConfig *config.ApplicationConfig) *Application {
corebackend.ConfigureGlobalBackendAdmission(appConfig.MaxConcurrentBackendRequests)
trace.ConfigureBackendTraceMaxInFlight(appConfig.MaxConcurrentBackendRequests)
ml := model.NewModelLoader(appConfig.SystemState)
// Apply the per-model load-failure cooldown (0 disables). Set here rather
// than in the watchdog block so it takes effect regardless of whether the
// watchdog/LRU limiter is enabled.
ml.SetLoadFailureCooldown(appConfig.ModelLoadFailureCooldown, 0)
// Close MCP sessions when a model is unloaded (watchdog eviction, manual shutdown, etc.)
ml.OnModelUnload(func(modelName string) {
mcpTools.CloseMCPSessions(modelName)
})
// Record a model_load backend trace for every real backend load, so the
// Traces UI shows which backend runtime served each model and how long
// the load took. Load failures are traced by the modality wrappers.
ml.SetLoadLifecycleObserver(corebackend.ModelLoadTraceObserver(appConfig))
app := &Application{
backendLoader: config.NewModelConfigLoader(
appConfig.SystemState.Model.ModelsPath,
config.WithArtifactMaterializer(appConfig.ModelArtifactMaterializer),
config.WithReloadDiagnostics(appConfig.DiagnosticsRecorder),
config.WithPreloadDisplay(appConfig.ModelPreloadRenderMode, appConfig.DisableModelPreloadColor),
),
modelLoader: ml,
applicationConfig: appConfig,
templatesEvaluator: templates.NewEvaluator(appConfig.SystemState.Model.ModelsPath),
voiceProfileStore: voiceprofile.NewStore(appConfig.DataPath),
// KNN corpus files live under <state dir>/router-corpus (same
// DataPath → DynamicConfigsDir precedence the agent pool uses).
routerCorpus: corpus.NewManager(filepath.Join(
cmp.Or(appConfig.DataPath, appConfig.DynamicConfigsDir, "."), "router-corpus")),
}
// Face-recognition registry backed by LocalAI's built-in vector store.
// The resolver closes over the ModelLoader so the Registry stays
// decoupled from loader plumbing; swapping in a postgres-backed
// implementation later is a single construction change here.
//
// `faceStoreName` is the default namespace passed to StoreBackend when
// the request doesn't override it. Face and voice MUST use distinct
// namespaces — the local-store gRPC surface rejects mixed dimensions
// inside one namespace ("Try to add key with length N when existing
// length is M"). ArcFace buffalo_l produces 512-dim embeddings while
// ECAPA-TDNN produces 192-dim; enrolling one after the other into a
// shared namespace is exactly how we hit that error.
const (
faceStoreName = "localai-face-biometrics"
voiceStoreName = "localai-voice-biometrics"
)
faceStoreResolver := func(_ context.Context, storeName string) (pkggrpc.Backend, error) {
return corebackend.StoreBackend(ml, appConfig, app.backendLoader, storeName, "")
}
app.faceRegistry = facerecognition.NewStoreRegistry(faceStoreResolver, faceStoreName, faceEmbeddingDim)
// Voice (speaker) recognition registry — same plumbing, separate
// namespace so embedding spaces stay isolated (a face vector and a
// speaker vector are not comparable and differ in dimensionality).
// The registry also splits its store per embedding dimension, so speaker
// encoders of different sizes can coexist.
voiceStoreResolver := func(_ context.Context, storeName string) (pkggrpc.Backend, error) {
return corebackend.StoreBackend(ml, appConfig, app.backendLoader, storeName, "")
}
app.voiceRegistry = voicerecognition.NewStoreRegistry(voiceStoreResolver, voiceStoreName, voiceEmbeddingDim)
return app
}
func (a *Application) ModelConfigLoader() *config.ModelConfigLoader {
return a.backendLoader
}
func (a *Application) ModelLoader() *model.ModelLoader {
return a.modelLoader
}
func (a *Application) ApplicationConfig() *config.ApplicationConfig {
return a.applicationConfig
}
func (a *Application) TemplatesEvaluator() *templates.Evaluator {
return a.templatesEvaluator
}
func (a *Application) GalleryService() *galleryop.GalleryService {
return a.galleryService
}
func (a *Application) AgentJobService() *agentpool.AgentJobService {
return a.agentJobService
}
func (a *Application) UpgradeChecker() *UpgradeChecker {
return a.upgradeChecker
}
// LocalAIAssistant returns the in-process MCP holder used by the chat handler
// when an admin opts into the assistant modality. Returns nil when the feature
// is disabled at startup.
func (a *Application) LocalAIAssistant() *mcpTools.LocalAIAssistantHolder {
return a.localAIAssistant
}
// distributedDB returns the PostgreSQL database for distributed coordination,
// or nil in standalone mode.
func (a *Application) distributedDB() *gorm.DB {
if a.distributed != nil {
return a.authDB
}
return nil
}
func (a *Application) AgentPoolService() *agentpool.AgentPoolService {
return a.agentPoolService.Load()
}
// FaceRegistry returns the face-recognition registry used for 1:N
// identification. The current implementation is backed by the
// in-memory local-store backend; see core/services/facerecognition
// for the interface and the postgres TODO.
func (a *Application) FaceRegistry() facerecognition.Registry {
return a.faceRegistry
}
// VoiceRegistry returns the voice (speaker) recognition registry used
// for 1:N identification. Same in-memory local-store backing as
// FaceRegistry but a separate instance — voice embeddings live in
// their own vector space.
func (a *Application) VoiceRegistry() voicerecognition.Registry {
return a.voiceRegistry
}
// VoiceProfileStore returns the persistent library of reusable voice-cloning
// references. It is distinct from VoiceRegistry, which stores speaker
// recognition embeddings rather than synthesis reference audio.
func (a *Application) VoiceProfileStore() *voiceprofile.Store {
return a.voiceProfileStore
}
// ChatHistoryStore returns the server-side WebUI chat history store, or nil
// when the feature is disabled (LOCALAI_DISABLE_WEBUI=true or persistence
// path could not be resolved).
func (a *Application) ChatHistoryStore() *chathistory.Store {
return a.chatHistoryStore
}
// AuthDB returns the auth database connection, or nil if auth is not enabled.
func (a *Application) AuthDB() *gorm.DB {
return a.authDB
}
// MetricsService returns the OTel + Prometheus metric service. nil when
// --disable-metrics is set or initialisation failed at startup.
//
// The service is created in startup.go before any counter is registered
// so that otel.SetMeterProvider runs early enough for the billing
// recorder's counters to bind to the Prom-backed provider rather than
// the no-op global. core/http/app.go reuses this instance instead of
// constructing its own — two providers would orphan one set of counters
// behind whichever provider lost the SetMeterProvider race.
func (a *Application) MetricsService() *monitoring.LocalAIMetricsService {
return a.metricsService
}
// StatsRecorder returns the billing recorder used by the usage
// middleware. It is non-nil whenever stats are not explicitly disabled
// — i.e., the no-auth single-user path still gets a working recorder
// (in-memory by default). Routes register UsageMiddleware against this
// recorder regardless of auth state.
func (a *Application) StatsRecorder() *billing.Recorder {
return a.statsRecorder
}
// FallbackUser is the synthetic "local" user that UsageMiddleware uses
// to attribute requests when no authenticated user is on the context
// (i.e., --auth is off). nil when auth is on, since real users are
// always available there.
func (a *Application) FallbackUser() *auth.User {
return a.fallbackUser
}
// PIIRedactor returns the regex-tier PII redactor or nil if PII
// filtering is disabled. The chat-route middleware uses this to apply
// redaction before dispatch.
func (a *Application) PIIRedactor() *pii.Redactor {
return a.piiRedactor
}
// PIIEvents returns the PII event store. Same nil-when-disabled
// semantics as PIIRedactor; admin REST and MCP read tools call List
// against it.
func (a *Application) PIIEvents() pii.EventStore {
return a.piiEvents
}
// PIINERResolver returns the resolver the chat PII middleware uses to
// turn a configured detector model name into a ready-to-use NERConfig:
// a token-classifier bound over the shared model loader (lazy — the
// model loads on first Detect) plus the detection policy read from that
// model's own pii_detection block. Unknown names resolve to (zero,
// false) so the middleware fails closed. Pass it via pii.WithNERResolver.
func (a *Application) PIINERResolver() pii.NERDetectorResolver {
return func(modelName string) (pii.NERConfig, bool) {
if modelName == "" {
return pii.NERConfig{}, false
}
cfg, ok := a.ModelConfigLoader().GetModelConfig(modelName)
if !ok {
return pii.NERConfig{}, false
}
// Pattern detectors match secrets with the restricted-regex tier
// in-process (no backend load). Build a pattern matcher instead of the
// gRPC token-classifier; on a compile error fail closed with an error
// detector so the request is blocked, not silently unscanned.
if cfg.IsPatternDetector() {
det, err := piidetector.NewPattern(cfg, a.ApplicationConfig())
if err != nil {
det = pii.NewErrNERDetector(err.Error())
}
return pii.NERConfigFromRaw(
det,
0, // patterns are deterministic — no confidence floor
cfg.PIIDetectionDefaultAction(),
patternEntityActions(cfg),
pii.SourcePattern,
), true
}
det := piidetector.New(a.ModelLoader(), cfg, a.ApplicationConfig())
nc := pii.NERConfigFromRaw(
det,
cfg.PIIDetectionMinScore(),
cfg.PIIDetectionDefaultAction(),
cfg.PIIDetectionEntityActions(),
pii.SourceNER,
)
nc.ExtendToNextWord = cfg.PIIDetectionExtendToNextWord()
nc.ExtendToPreviousWord = cfg.PIIDetectionExtendToPreviousWord()
terms, files := cfg.PIIDetectionProtectedTerms()
nc.ProtectedTerms = pii.LoadProtectedTerms(terms, files, a.ApplicationConfig().SystemState.Model.ModelsPath)
return nc, true
}
}
// patternEntityActions merges a pattern detector's per-pattern Action overrides
// into its entity_actions map. A pattern reports matches under its Name, so a
// per-pattern action is just an entity_actions[Name] entry; explicit
// entity_actions still win if both are set.
func patternEntityActions(cfg config.ModelConfig) map[string]string {
out := cfg.PIIDetectionEntityActions()
for _, p := range cfg.PIIDetection.Patterns {
if p.Action == "" || p.Name == "" {
continue
}
if out == nil {
out = map[string]string{}
}
if _, exists := out[p.Name]; !exists {
out[p.Name] = p.Action
}
}
return out
}
// ResolvePIIPolicy resolves the effective request-side PII policy for a
// consuming model, layering the instance-wide default detector
// (PIIDefaultDetectors, set via POST /api/settings) on top of the per-model
// config. It is the single decision point shared by the chat middleware (via
// WithPolicyResolver) and the MITM listener so both agree.
//
// - enabled: an explicit pii.enabled on the model always wins (true OR
// false). Otherwise PII is on when the backend defaults it on — today
// that means cloud-proxy models, which cross the network to a third party.
// - detectors: the model's own pii.detectors, or — when it lists none — the
// global PIIDefaultDetectors fallback. This is what makes cloud-proxy/MITM
// redaction work out of the box.
//
// appConfig is read live, so changes via the settings API take effect on the
// next request without a restart.
func (a *Application) ResolvePIIPolicy(cfg *config.ModelConfig) (enabled bool, detectors []string) {
if cfg == nil {
return false, nil
}
appCfg := a.ApplicationConfig()
// PIIIsEnabled already encodes "explicit pii.enabled wins, else backend
// default (cloud-proxy)" — the single source of that rule.
enabled = cfg.PIIIsEnabled()
if !enabled {
return false, nil
}
detectors = cfg.PIIDetectors()
if len(detectors) == 0 {
detectors = append([]string(nil), appCfg.PIIDefaultDetectors...)
}
return true, detectors // enabled is necessarily true past the !enabled guard
}
// PIIPolicyResolver adapts ResolvePIIPolicy to pii.PolicyResolver for
// pii.WithPolicyResolver. The middleware carries the resolved model config as
// `any` (the MODEL_CONFIG context value, a *config.ModelConfig); this asserts
// it back and applies the instance-wide defaults.
func (a *Application) PIIPolicyResolver() pii.PolicyResolver {
return func(modelCfg any) (bool, []string) {
cfg, ok := modelCfg.(*config.ModelConfig)
if !ok {
return false, nil
}
return a.ResolvePIIPolicy(cfg)
}
}
// MITMCA returns the cloudproxy MITM proxy's CA, or nil when the
// MITM listener is disabled.
func (a *Application) MITMCA() *mitm.CA { return a.mitmCA.Load() }
// MITMServer returns the running MITM proxy or nil.
func (a *Application) MITMServer() *mitm.Server { return a.mitmServer.Load() }
// MITMHostConflicts returns a snapshot of host→[]model-name pairs that
// are claimed by 2+ model configs. Empty when the 1-to-1 invariant
// holds. Non-empty disables the MITM listener — read by the admin
// status endpoint to explain why.
func (a *Application) MITMHostConflicts() map[string][]string {
p := a.mitmHostConflicts.Load()
if p == nil {
return nil
}
return *p
}
// MITMHostOwners returns the host→model-name map, useful for the
// admin status endpoint. The lookup is recomputed on each call to
// stay current with model-config edits without needing a
// MITMRestart.
func (a *Application) MITMHostOwners() map[string]string {
if a.backendLoader == nil {
return nil
}
return a.backendLoader.MITMHostOwners().Owners
}
// RouterDecisions returns the routing decision store. nil when stats
// are disabled (--disable-stats), unless WithRouterDecisionLog explicitly
// retains the log. A nil store skips logging but still rewrites requests.
func (a *Application) RouterDecisions() router.DecisionStore {
return a.routerDecisions
}
// RouterClassifierRegistry returns the process-wide classifier cache.
// Shared between the OpenAI and Anthropic route middlewares so the
// admin stats endpoint sees every live classifier — and so a
// classifier built on the OpenAI route is reused on Anthropic.
func (a *Application) RouterClassifierRegistry() *router.Registry {
return a.routerRegistry
}
// AdmissionLimiter returns the per-model admission limiter. The
// admission middleware uses it to gate concurrent requests; the
// admin status surface reads InFlight/Capacity from it for live
// load visibility.
func (a *Application) AdmissionLimiter() *admission.Limiter {
return a.admissionLimiter
}
// FailoverManager serves failover chains. Never nil after New.
func (a *Application) FailoverManager() *failover.Manager { return a.failoverManager }
// StartupConfig returns the original startup configuration (from env vars, before file loading)
func (a *Application) StartupConfig() *config.ApplicationConfig {
return a.startupConfig
}
// Distributed returns the distributed services, or nil if not in distributed mode.
func (a *Application) Distributed() *DistributedServices {
return a.distributed
}
// IsDistributed returns true if the application is running in distributed mode.
func (a *Application) IsDistributed() bool {
return a.distributed != nil
}
// Shutdown stops backend gRPC processes and distributed services
// synchronously on the caller's stack. The context-cancel goroutine wired
// in New does the same work asynchronously, which races test-binary exit
// and CLI shutdown — orphaning spawned mock-backend / llama.cpp / etc.
// children to init. Callers that need a guarantee that cleanup has
// finished before they proceed (AfterSuite/AfterEach, signal handlers)
// must call this. Safe to call multiple times.
func (a *Application) Shutdown() error {
var err error
a.shutdownOnce.Do(func() {
if a.addonServer != nil {
_ = a.addonServer.Close()
}
if a.addonStore != nil {
_ = a.addonStore.Close()
}
if a.addonManager != nil {
err = a.addonManager.Close()
}
// Before distributed shutdown: the sync's subscriptions live on the
// NATS connection that closes there.
a.stopFailoverDistributed()
a.distributed.Shutdown()
if a.modelLoader != nil {
err = errors.Join(err, a.modelLoader.StopAllGRPC())
}
if a.voiceProfileStore != nil {
if closeErr := a.voiceProfileStore.Close(); err == nil {
err = closeErr
}
}
})
return err
}
// waitForHealthyWorker blocks until at least one healthy backend worker is registered.
// This prevents the agent pool from failing during startup when workers haven't connected yet.
func (a *Application) waitForHealthyWorker() {
maxWait := a.applicationConfig.Distributed.WorkerWaitTimeoutOrDefault()
const basePoll = 2 * time.Second
xlog.Info("Waiting for at least one healthy backend worker before starting agent pool")
deadline := time.Now().Add(maxWait)
for time.Now().Before(deadline) {
registered, err := a.distributed.Registry.List(context.Background())
if err == nil {
for _, n := range registered {
if n.NodeType == nodes.NodeTypeBackend && n.Status == nodes.StatusHealthy {
xlog.Info("Healthy backend worker found", "node", n.Name)
return
}
}
}
// Add 0-1s jitter to prevent thundering-herd on the node registry
// #nosec G404 -- jitter only spreads retries, it is not security sensitive.
jitter := time.Duration(rand.Int64N(int64(time.Second)))
select {
case <-a.applicationConfig.Context.Done():
return
case <-time.After(basePoll + jitter):
}
}
xlog.Warn("No healthy backend worker found after waiting, proceeding anyway")
}
// InstanceID returns the unique identifier for this frontend instance.
func (a *Application) InstanceID() string {
return a.applicationConfig.Distributed.InstanceID
}
func (a *Application) start() (startErr error) {
if err := a.startAddons(); err != nil {
return err
}
defer func() {
if startErr != nil && a.addonManager != nil {
_ = a.addonManager.Close()
}
}()
galleryService := galleryop.NewGalleryService(a.ApplicationConfig(), a.ModelLoader())
err := galleryService.Start(a.ApplicationConfig().Context, a.ModelConfigLoader(), a.ApplicationConfig().SystemState)
if err != nil {
return err
}
a.galleryService = galleryService
// LocalAI Assistant: in-process MCP server exposing admin tools. Initialised
// once at startup and reused across chat sessions that opt in via metadata.
if !a.applicationConfig.DisableLocalAIAssistant {
holder := mcpTools.NewLocalAIAssistantHolder()
var nodeRegistry *nodes.NodeRegistry
if a.distributed != nil {
nodeRegistry = a.distributed.Registry
}
assistantClient := localaiInproc.New(
a.applicationConfig,
a.applicationConfig.SystemState,
a.backendLoader,
a.modelLoader,
a.galleryService,
nodeRegistry,
)
// Wire usage tracking so the assistant's get_usage_stats tool
// returns real data; nil values keep the tool returning a clear
// "unavailable" error if startup ran with --disable-stats.
assistantClient.StatsRecorder = a.statsRecorder
assistantClient.FallbackUser = a.fallbackUser
assistantClient.VoiceProfiles = a.voiceProfileStore
if a.backendLibrary != nil {
assistantClient.BackendLibrary = libraryInstallNoProgress{a.backendLibrary}
}
if a.distributed != nil && a.distributed.Unloader != nil {
assistantClient.LoadStopper = a.distributed.Unloader
}
// PII filter — same nil-or-real wiring.
assistantClient.PIIRedactor = a.piiRedactor
assistantClient.PIIEvents = a.piiEvents
assistantClient.RouterDecisions = a.routerDecisions
// Router corpus tools — same factories the RouteModel middleware
// uses, so the assistant and the request path agree on store
// namespaces and model resolution.
assistantClient.RouterCorpus = a.RouterCorpus()
assistantClient.RouterEmbedder = a.Embedder
assistantClient.RouterEmbedderFingerprint = a.EmbedderFingerprint
assistantClient.RouterVectorStore = a.VectorStore
// Failover chains: failoverManager does not exist yet at this point
// in startup (New() in startup.go builds it after start() returns),
// so it can't be wired here like the fields above. New() sets
// assistantClient.Failover directly once the manager is built;
// stash the client so it can reach back into it.
a.assistantClient = assistantClient
if err := holder.Initialize(a.applicationConfig.Context, assistantClient, localaitools.Options{}); err != nil {
// Why log+continue instead of fail: the assistant is an optional
// feature; a failure here must not take down the whole server.
xlog.Warn("LocalAI Assistant initialisation failed; feature unavailable", "error", err)
} else {
a.localAIAssistant = holder
// Tear the in-memory transport pair down on SIGINT/SIGTERM so the
// goroutine ends cleanly. Mirrors how core/http/endpoints/mcp/tools.go
// closes its per-model MCP sessions on graceful termination.
signals.RegisterGracefulTerminationHandler(func() {
_ = holder.Close()
})
}
}
// Initialize agent job service (Start() is deferred to after distributed wiring)
agentJobService := agentpool.NewAgentJobService(
a.ApplicationConfig(),
a.ModelLoader(),
a.ModelConfigLoader(),
a.TemplatesEvaluator(),
)
a.agentJobService = agentJobService
return nil
}
// initChatHistoryStore initializes the chat history store for the WebUI
// (issue #9432). It reuses the shared auth database so per-user chat history
// sits alongside agent configs and jobs in one place — mudler's review on
// #9902 called out the file-based store as inconsistent with the rest of
// LocalAI's per-user state. When auth is disabled the store stays nil and the
// React UI falls back to localStorage. It must run after the auth database is
// opened: start() runs before that, so a store set up there was always nil
// and the conversation routes were never registered.
func (a *Application) initChatHistoryStore() {
if a.applicationConfig.DisableWebUI || a.authDB == nil {
return
}
store, err := chathistory.New(a.authDB)
if err != nil {
xlog.Warn("Chat history persistence disabled: failed to initialise store", "error", err)
return
}
a.chatHistoryStore = store
}
// agentPoolOptions builds the agent pool's dependencies. WorkQueue stays a nil
// interface without distributed services, because the pool reads a non-nil
// WorkQueue as distributed mode.
func (a *Application) agentPoolOptions() agentpool.AgentPoolOptions {
opts := agentpool.AgentPoolOptions{
AuthDB: a.authDB,
}
if d := a.Distributed(); d != nil {
if d.DistStores != nil && d.DistStores.Skills != nil {
opts.SkillStore = d.DistStores.Skills
}
opts.WorkQueue = d.WorkQueue
opts.EventBridge = d.AgentBridge
opts.AgentStore = d.AgentStore
if d.Nats != nil {
opts.Bus = d.Nats
}
}
return opts
}
// StartAgentPool initializes and starts the agent pool service (LocalAGI integration).
// This must be called after the HTTP server is listening, because backends like
// PostgreSQL need to call the embeddings API during collection initialization.
func (a *Application) StartAgentPool() {
if !a.applicationConfig.AgentPool.Enabled {
return
}
aps, err := agentpool.NewAgentPoolService(a.applicationConfig, a.agentPoolOptions())
if err != nil {
xlog.Error("Failed to create agent pool service", "error", err)
return
}
// Wire distributed mode components
if d := a.Distributed(); d != nil {
// Wait for at least one healthy backend worker before starting the agent pool.
// Collections initialization calls embeddings which require a worker.
if d.Registry != nil {
a.waitForHealthyWorker()
}
}
if err := aps.Start(a.applicationConfig.Context); err != nil {
xlog.Error("Failed to start agent pool", "error", err)
return
}
// Wire per-user scoped services so collections, skills, and jobs are isolated per user
usm := agentpool.NewUserServicesManager(
aps.UserStorage(),
a.applicationConfig,
a.modelLoader,
a.backendLoader,
a.templatesEvaluator,
)
// Wire distributed backends to per-user job services
if a.agentJobService != nil {
if d := a.agentJobService.Dispatcher(); d != nil {
usm.SetJobDispatcher(d)
}
if s := a.agentJobService.DBStore(); s != nil {
usm.SetJobDBStore(s)
}
}
// Keep per-user agent tasks consistent across replicas (nil in standalone).
if d := a.Distributed(); d != nil {
usm.SetJobSyncNATS(d.Nats)
}
aps.SetUserServicesManager(usm)
a.agentPoolService.Store(aps)
}
// AddonManager is nil unless the deployment explicitly enables addons.
func (a *Application) AddonManager() *addons.Manager { return a.addonManager }
// BackendLibrary installs backends from the library entries of kind backend.
// It is nil unless this instance owns the add-on libraries.
func (a *Application) BackendLibrary() *backendlib.Installer { return a.backendLibrary }
// AddonSources exposes owner-only source administration and explicit live refresh.
// Forwarders never load source configuration or perform catalog I/O.
func (a *Application) AddonSources() *catalog.Sources { return a.addonSources }
func (a *Application) startAddons() error {
c := a.applicationConfig.Addons
if !c.Enabled {
return nil
}
if a.addonManager != nil {
return addons.ErrConflict
}
mode := a.AddonOwnershipMode()
if mode != auth.AddonModeNamedUser && mode != auth.AddonModeLocalOwner {
return addons.ErrConfiguration
}
if c.Transport != nil {
switch mode {
case auth.AddonModeLocalOwner:
// The HTTP layer checked the caller's role when an account database
// exists; here the only principal is the local owner.
c.AdminCheck = func(_ context.Context, actor contract.Actor) error { return auth.ValidateLocalOwnerActor(actor) }
default:
if a.authDB == nil {
return addons.ErrForbidden
}
c.AdminCheck = func(ctx context.Context, actor contract.Actor) error {
return auth.ValidateAddonActor(ctx, a.authDB, actor, true)
}
}
}
a.addonAdminCheck = c.AdminCheck
owner := addons.OwnerConfig{InstanceID: c.InstanceID, OwnerID: c.OwnerID, OwnerAddress: c.OwnerAddress, StorageID: c.StorageID, Root: c.Root, SharedStorage: c.SharedStorage}
var cat catalog.Catalog
var installer *packages.Installer
// Replicas must not load even source metadata from the owner's volume.
if c.InstanceID == c.OwnerID && c.OwnerID != "" {
if c.AdminCheck == nil {
return addons.ErrForbidden
}
sources, err := catalog.NewSources(filepath.Join(c.Root, "sources.json"), c.AdminCheck, catalog.CredentialResolver{})
if err != nil {
return err
}
var defaults []catalog.Source
if c.OfficialLibrary {
defaults = append(defaults, catalog.OfficialLibrary())
}
if c.OfficialBackendLibrary {
defaults = append(defaults, library.DefaultBackendLibrary())
}
sources.SetOfficial(a.applicationConfig.OfficialLibraries)
if len(defaults) > 0 {
if _, err = sources.SeedDefaults(defaults...); err != nil {
return err
}
}
host := c.Host
if host == (contract.HostCompatibility{}) {
host = contract.HostCompatibility{Host: 1, API: 1, Protocol: 1, SDK: contract.HostSDKVersion, DataFormat: 1, OS: runtime.GOOS, Arch: runtime.GOARCH}
}
cat = catalog.Catalog{Sources: sources, TargetOS: host.OS, TargetArch: host.Arch}
installer = &packages.Installer{Root: filepath.Join(c.Root, "packages"), Catalog: cat, Host: host}
}
m, err := addons.NewManager(a.applicationConfig.Context, owner, cat, installer, c.AdminCheck)
if err != nil {
return err
}
if c.InstanceID == c.OwnerID {
// Data recovery sits beside the manager: an upgrade of an add-on that
// has data goes through it, and its journals are settled before any
// process starts. It gets the owner's policy once that exists.
account := func(context.Context, string) error { return gateway.ErrForbidden }
if a.AddonOwnershipMode() != auth.AddonModeLocalOwner && a.authDB != nil {
users := auth.NewAddonUsers(a.authDB)
account = users.Active
}
rec, rerr := recovery.New(recovery.Config{
Root: c.Root, Host: m.RecoveryHost(), Admin: c.AdminCheck, Account: account,
SelectionsDir: filepath.Join(c.Root, "selections"),
Retention: recovery.Retention{Keep: c.BackupKeep, MaxAge: c.BackupMaxAge},
})
if rerr != nil {
_ = m.Close()
return rerr
}
m.SetRecovery(rec)
// The update check reads the libraries and the journal the owner
// holds; it applies nothing, and its cache is bounded.
m.EnableUpdates(updates.Config{TTL: c.UpdateCacheTTL, MinRefresh: c.UpdateRefreshInterval})
if err = m.Reconcile(a.applicationConfig.Context); err != nil {
_ = m.Close()
return err
}
}
if cat.Sources != nil {
if err = cat.Sources.RefreshEnabled(a.applicationConfig.Context); err != nil {
if a.applicationConfig.Context.Err() != nil {
_ = m.Close()
return err
}
// An unreachable library must not keep LocalAI or the installed
// add-ons down. The cache stays empty until an explicit refresh.
xlog.Warn("Could not refresh the add-on libraries at startup", "error", err)
}
}
if c.InstanceID == c.OwnerID {
limits := contract.DefaultLimits()
a.writeModelsProbe()
a.addonHostOps = a.newAddonHostOps(m, limits)
supervisor, err := addonruntime.NewSupervisor(addonruntime.Config{StateRoot: filepath.Join(c.Root, "runtime"), DataRoot: filepath.Join(c.Root, "data"), Limits: limits, ReadyTimeout: limits.ReadTimeout, StableHealth: limits.BackoffMax, HostOps: a.addonHostOps})
if err != nil {
_ = m.Close()
return err
}
if err = m.AttachRuntime(a.applicationConfig.Context, supervisor); err != nil {
_ = supervisor.Close(context.Background())
_ = m.Close()
return err
}
}
a.addonSources = cat.Sources
if cat.Sources != nil {
a.backendLibrary = &backendlib.Installer{
Catalog: cat, SystemState: a.applicationConfig.SystemState, ModelLoader: a.modelLoader,
MaxBytes: c.BackendMaxBytes, RequireIntegrity: a.applicationConfig.RequireBackendIntegrity,
}
}
a.addonManager = m
if c.InstanceID == c.OwnerID {
go a.runAddonAutoUpgrade(a.applicationConfig.Context, upgradeInitialDelay, upgradeCheckInterval)
}
if err := a.startAddonGateway(); err != nil {
_ = m.Close()
return err
}
return nil
}
// libraryInstallNoProgress adapts the library installer to the assistant's
// installer interface, which does not report progress.
type libraryInstallNoProgress struct{ in *backendlib.Installer }
func (l libraryInstallNoProgress) Install(ctx context.Context, sourceID, backend, version string) error {
return l.in.Install(ctx, sourceID, backend, version, backendlib.Progress{})
}
func (l libraryInstallNoProgress) Updates(ctx context.Context) ([]localaitools.BackendLibraryUpdate, error) {
found, err := l.in.Updates(ctx)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
out := make([]localaitools.BackendLibraryUpdate, 0, len(found))
for _, u := range found {
out = append(out, localaitools.BackendLibraryUpdate{
Name: u.Name, SourceID: u.SourceID,
InstalledVersion: u.InstalledVersion, InstalledDigest: u.InstalledDigest,
Version: u.Version, Digest: u.Digest, Signed: u.Signed,
})
}
return out, nil
}