π 2025-05-27 β Session: Diagnosed and Corrected MySQL and OAuth Configurations
π 23:00β23:40
π·οΈ Labels: Mysql, Oauth, Docker, Configuration, Debugging
π Project: Dev
β Priority: MEDIUM
Session Goal
The session aimed to diagnose and correct configuration issues related to MySQL and OAuth setups, ensuring smooth backend connections and OAuth operations.
Key Activities
- Diagnosed a critical inconsistency in MySQL configuration that was preventing backend connections and provided corrective actions.
- Configured port bindings for a MySQL Docker container, ensuring it was linked to port 5455 instead of the default 3306.
- Analyzed MySQL configuration, focusing on OAuth settings and LLM factory definitions.
- Set up and validated local OAuth configuration for Google login, including creating credentials in the Google Cloud Console.
- Diagnosed and debugged issues related to YAML configuration for OAuth, ensuring the βoauthβ block was correctly loaded into the
CONFIGS
dictionary. - Addressed a configuration initialization issue in a deployed app, ensuring the
CONFIGS
variable was correctly loaded during app startup. - Conducted server diagnostics to identify closed ports causing failed HTTP requests.
Achievements
- Successfully corrected MySQL configuration issues and ensured proper Docker container port settings.
- Established a valid local OAuth setup for Google login.
- Resolved YAML configuration loading issues, ensuring correct parsing and inclusion of necessary blocks.
- Identified and suggested solutions for server port issues.
Pending Tasks
- Further monitoring of server diagnostics to ensure no recurring port issues.
- Continuous validation of OAuth configurations in different environments.