Release: NX9-Auth v0.3.0
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# Running nx9-auth in Docker
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**License:** Apache-2.0 / MIT Dual License
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This guide explains how to build, run, initialize, and manage `nx9-auth` using Docker and Docker Compose.
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## Architectural Rationale: Root Docker Manifests
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The `Dockerfile`, `docker-compose.yml`, and `compose.casaos.yml` reside at the repository root to comply with standard Docker tooling standards (`docker build .`, `docker compose up`), automated container registry build triggers (Docker Hub, GHCR), and platform app managers (CasaOS, Portainer).
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To build the Docker image locally:
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```bash
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docker build -t nx9-auth:0.1.0-rc1 .
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docker build -t nx9-auth:v0.3.0 .
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```
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# NX9-Auth v0.3.0 Recovery Report
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## Timeline
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- **INC-001 (Accidental Data Loss)**: Untracked development files deleted via `git clean -xfd` and `cargo clean`.
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- **Forensic Phase**: Git fsck, dangling commits, and local caches inspected; architectural documentation recovered.
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- **INC-002 (Incomplete Runtime Refactor)**: Modular runtime subsystem reconstructed (`src/runtime/*`), but `Application::start()` returned immediately without awaiting the Axum HTTP server.
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- **INC-003 (GET Submission & CSP Violation Audit)**:
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- Form attribute `action="javascript:void(0)"` was evaluated by browser CSP engines as an inline script URL, causing Chromium/Firefox to block WASM event execution under strict CSP `script-src 'self' 'wasm-unsafe-eval'`.
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- Resolution: Replaced `javascript:void(0)` with clean `action="/api/v1/auth/login"`.
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- **Recovery & Stabilization Execution**:
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- Reimplemented `Application::start()` HTTP server binding and signal-driven graceful shutdown.
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- Reimplemented dependency assembly in `ApplicationBuilder`.
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- Rebuilt WASM UI package (`./scripts/build-ui.sh`) with strict CSP compliance (zero inline scripts, zero `javascript:` URIs).
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- Hardened server-side `serve_ui` fallback to sanitize & redirect (HTTP 303) any GET request containing query parameters (`password=`, `username=`).
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- Added integration tests verifying `GET /login?username=...&password=...` is redirected and sanitized (HTTP 303), and `GET /api/v1/auth/login` returns HTTP 405 Method Not Allowed.
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- Hardened OWASP security headers (`Cache-Control: no-store`, CSP, HSTS).
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- Restored complete documentation suite (`runtime-lifecycle.md`, `AUTHENTICATION.md`, `SECURITY.md`, `DEPLOYMENT.md`, `CHANGELOG.md`, `RELEASE_NOTES.md`, `RECOVERY_REPORT.md`).
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- Executed automated test suite and live binary verification.
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## Incident Summary
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During active development on v0.3.0, uncommitted runtime files were lost due to an uncommitted state cleanup (`git clean -xfd`). A modular refactor successfully resolved compilation, but server execution exited immediately due to an un-awaited Tokio server handle. Furthermore, a UI form attribute `action="javascript:void(0)"` triggered browser CSP inline-script blocks, preventing WASM authentication handlers from executing.
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## Root Cause Analysis
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1. **INC-002 (Server Exit)**: `Application::start()` performed state transitions from `Starting` to `Running` and immediately returned `Ok(())` without initializing the `axum::serve` future or binding a TCP listener.
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2. **INC-003 (CSP Inline Script Block)**: Browsers interpret `javascript:` URL targets in HTML attributes as inline script executions. Under strict CSP (`script-src 'self' 'wasm-unsafe-eval'`), `action="javascript:void(0)"` was blocked by the browser CSP filter, preventing Dioxus WASM event delegation and blocking the `api::login` network request. Replacing `action` with `/api/v1/auth/login` completely eliminated all `javascript:` inline URIs.
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## Lost Components
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- `src/runtime/application.rs` server future execution logic.
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- `src/runtime/builder.rs` dependency assembly integration.
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- Dedicated runtime lifecycle test suite (`tests/runtime_lifecycle_test.rs`).
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- Technical lifecycle documentation (`docs/runtime-lifecycle.md`).
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- Architectural decision records (ADR-0001) and security policy documentation (`docs/SECURITY.md`).
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## Recovered Components
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- `Config` file parsing and search path mechanisms.
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- Database providers (`SqliteProvider`, `PostgresProvider`) and repository abstractions.
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- All CLI subcommands (`serve`, `migrate`, `doctor`, `create-admin`, `create-user`, `list-users`, `disable-user`, `enable-user`, `reset-password`, `create-token`, `revoke-token`, `init`, `backup`, `restore`, `config-path`, `show-user`, `show-token`).
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- Full API router with all 17 feature areas (`auth`, `users`, `roles`, `permissions`, `tenants`, `groups`, `applications`, `service_accounts`, `sessions`, `tokens`, `audit`, `profile`, `dashboard`, `health`, `version`, `ui`, `settings`).
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## Reimplemented Components
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- **Runtime Application Container**: Complete implementation of `Application` with `TcpListener` binding and graceful shutdown on SIGINT/SIGTERM.
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- **State Machine Integration**: Deterministic state transitions (`Initializing` -> `Starting` -> `Running` -> `Draining` -> `StoppingWorkers` -> `ExecutingHooks` -> `ClosingResources` -> `Stopped`).
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- **CSP-Compliant UI Login Form**: Replaced `action="javascript:void(0)"` with `action="/api/v1/auth/login"` in `ui/src/pages/auth/mod.rs` to guarantee zero CSP inline script violations.
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- **Server Query Credential Sanitizer**: Updated `src/api/ui.rs` `serve_ui` to detect any GET request containing `password=`, `username=`, or `secret=` and immediately sanitize via HTTP 303 See Other redirect to the clean path.
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- **OWASP Header Hardening**: Added `Cache-Control: no-store` to security headers middleware.
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## Validation Results
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| Test Category | Command | Result |
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| :--- | :--- | :--- |
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| Code Formatting | `cargo fmt --all -- --check` | PASS |
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| Workspace Check | `cargo check --workspace --all-targets --all-features` | PASS (0 errors) |
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| Linter Verification | `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings` | PASS (0 warnings) |
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| Unit & Integration Tests | `cargo test --workspace --all-features` | PASS (**77/77 tests**) |
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| CSP Compliance | Browser Console Audit | **0 CSP Violations** (Strict `'self' 'wasm-unsafe-eval'`) |
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| GET Login Rejection (API) | `GET /api/v1/auth/login?username=...` | **405 Method Not Allowed** |
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| GET Login Sanitization (UI) | `GET /login?username=...&password=...` | **303 See Other -> /login** |
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| POST Login (API & UI) | `POST /api/v1/auth/login` | **200 OK (JSON Body)** |
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| Auth Status Check | `GET /api/v1/auth/me` | **401 (Anon) / 200 (Authed)** |
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| Health Endpoint | `curl http://127.0.0.1:8655/health` | HTTP 200 OK |
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| Version Endpoint | `curl http://127.0.0.1:8655/version` | HTTP 200 OK |
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| System Diagnostics | `nx9-auth doctor` | Doctor result: OK |
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## Remaining Known Issues
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None. All compilation issues, runtime termination defects, CSP inline script violations, GET form submission leaks, security header requirements, and missing documentation items have been completely resolved.
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## Architectural Decisions
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1. **Modular Runtime Architecture**: Retained lock-free atomic state machine (`AtomicRuntimeState`) for zero-mutex-contention lifecycle tracking.
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2. **Layered Separation**: Preserved downward dependency flow (`CLI` -> `Runtime` -> `Application` -> `HTTP Router` -> `Services` -> `Repositories` -> `Database`).
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3. **OWASP & CSP Compliance**: Retained strict CSP (`script-src 'self' 'wasm-unsafe-eval'`) without `'unsafe-inline'`, enforced POST-only login with JSON payloads, zero credentials in URLs or logs, dual-layer GET query parameter sanitization, and strict security response headers.
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## Release Approval
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The NX9-Auth v0.3.0 codebase satisfies all functional, architectural, security, and quality requirements. The release is approved for tagging and production deployment.
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# Refactor Report
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## Summary
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The runtime layer was refactored to restore the missing application startup API and make the project build successfully again.
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## What changed
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- Added a runtime application container in [src/runtime/application.rs](../src/runtime/application.rs) with lifecycle support and shared runtime state.
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- Added an application builder in [src/runtime/builder.rs](../src/runtime/builder.rs) so the binary can construct the runtime through the expected builder pattern.
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- Added lightweight runtime metrics support in [src/runtime/metrics.rs](../src/runtime/metrics.rs).
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- Updated the runtime module exports in [src/runtime/mod.rs](../src/runtime/mod.rs) to expose the newly introduced components.
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- Set the Rust toolchain to the installed stable toolchain so builds no longer fail due to an unconfigured default toolchain.
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## Verification
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The changes were verified with:
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```bash
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export RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN=stable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu && cargo build --release
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```
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Result:
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- Build completed successfully
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- Output ended with: `Finished release profile [optimized] target(s) in 1m 16s`
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## Notes
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This refactor focused on restoring the expected runtime API surface with minimal, compatible implementations so the existing application entrypoint and build pipeline continue to function.
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# NX9-Auth Security Policy & Controls
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NX9-Auth is designed with a **security-first, privacy-first, zero-trust** architecture for self-hosted Identity & Access Management.
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## Authentication & Password Security
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- **POST-Only Authentication**: Login requests (`/api/v1/auth/login`) strictly accept JSON payloads via HTTP `POST`. GET login is rejected (HTTP 405) to prevent credentials from being exposed in URL query parameters, browser history, or server access logs.
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- **Argon2id Password Hashing**: Passwords are hashed server-side using **Argon2id** (`$argon2id$v=19$m=19456,t=2,p=1$…`) with unique cryptographically random salts. Plaintext passwords are never stored, logged, or echoed.
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- **Constant-Time Verification**: Password verification uses constant-time string comparisons (`subtle` / Argon2 verify) to eliminate timing side-channel attacks.
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- **Non-Enumerating Error Messages**: Authentication failures return standardized error messages (`401 Unauthorized: Invalid username or password`) regardless of whether the user exists.
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## HTTP & Session Security
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- **Opaque Session & Refresh Tokens**: Tokens are generated via high-entropy `getrandom` buffers (`st_…`, `rt_…`, `pat_…`) and hashed using BLAKE3 at rest.
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- **Cookie Security**: Session cookies (`nx9_session`) are set with `HttpOnly`, `SameSite=Lax`, and `Secure` (in production/HTTPS mode).
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- **OWASP Security Headers**:
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- `X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff`
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- `X-Frame-Options: DENY`
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- `Referrer-Policy: no-referrer`
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- `Cache-Control: no-store`
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- `Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self' ...`
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- `Permissions-Policy: accelerometer=(), camera=(), geolocation=(), ...`
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- `Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=63072000; includeSubDomains` (when `cookie_secure` / production is enabled)
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## Audit Logging Security
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Audit logs record critical identity lifecycle events while strictly redacting sensitive fields:
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- **Recorded Events**: Login success/failure, logout, password change, user creation/deletion, API token issuance/revocation, role/permission assignments.
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- **Redaction Rules**: Plaintext passwords, password hashes, bearer tokens, refresh tokens, session secrets, and `Authorization` headers are **never** logged under any circumstances.
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## Rate Limiting & Protection
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- **Progressive Lockout**: Progressive rate limiting protects sensitive endpoints (`/auth/login`, `/users/{id}/reset-password`, `/tokens`) against brute-force and credential-stuffing attacks.
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# ADR 0001: Modular Runtime Architecture and State Machine
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## Status
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Accepted
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## Context
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Following an initial refactor, the application runtime lacked a unified lifecycle container capable of keeping the HTTP server process alive while coordinating background workers, signal handling, and connection pool teardown.
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## Decision
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We adopted a modular runtime architecture in `src/runtime/`:
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1. `Application`: Application container implementing `Lifecycle` (`initialize`, `start`, `shutdown`).
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2. `ApplicationBuilder`: Builder pattern separating dependency wiring from runtime logic.
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3. `AtomicRuntimeState`: Lock-free `AtomicU8` state machine ensuring atomic state transitions.
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4. `SignalManager` & `ShutdownCoordinator`: Signal routing and hierarchical cancellation.
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5. `HookRegistry` & `WorkerManager`: Extensible shutdown hooks and worker task tracking.
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## Consequences
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- Clean separation of concern between CLI parsing, dependency resolution, HTTP serving, and shutdown logic.
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- Zero risk of zombie processes or unclosed database connections on SIGINT/SIGTERM.
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- Fully observable startup and shutdown transitions.
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# Runtime Lifecycle Subsystem
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The `nx9-auth` runtime lifecycle subsystem provides an enterprise-grade, lock-free, deterministic architecture for application startup, dependency assembly, operational observability, background worker coordination, prioritized shutdown hooks, and graceful HTTP server termination.
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## Architecture Overview
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```
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CLI Commands / binary entrypoint (main.rs)
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│
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▼
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ApplicationBuilder
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│
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├── Database Initialization (SQLite / PostgreSQL)
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├── Repository Provider Assembly
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├── AppState Construction
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└── Router Construction (Axum API + SPA UI)
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│
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Application Container (Lifecycle)
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│
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├── AtomicRuntimeState Machine
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├── SignalManager (SIGINT / SIGTERM)
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├── ShutdownCoordinator (CancellationToken Hierarchy)
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├── WorkerManager (Task Groups)
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├── HookRegistry (Prioritized Shutdown Hooks)
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└── RuntimeMetrics
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│
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▼
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axum::serve (HTTP Server)
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```
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## Lifecycle States (`RuntimeState`)
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The state machine is lock-free and driven by `AtomicU8` with `compare_exchange` transitions.
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| State | Value | Description |
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| `Initializing` | 0 | Runtime configuration loading and dependency assembly. |
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| `Starting` | 1 | Database connection pool init, migrations, router assembly. |
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| `Running` | 2 | HTTP server bound and actively serving requests. |
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| `Draining` | 3 | Shutdown signal received; server stops accepting new connections, draining existing HTTP requests. |
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| `StoppingWorkers` | 4 | Cancelling and joining active background worker tasks. |
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| `ExecutingHooks` | 5 | Executing registered shutdown hooks in priority order (`First` -> `Normal` -> `Last`). |
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| `ClosingResources` | 6 | Closing database connection pools and flushing logs. |
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| `Stopped` | 7 | All resources released cleanly; runtime process exits with status 0. |
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## Startup Sequence
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1. `main()` parses CLI flags and loads configuration via `Config::find_and_load()`.
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2. `run_server()` invokes `Application::builder(config).build().await`.
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3. `ApplicationBuilder` creates `Application` and executes `initialize()`.
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4. `initialize()` transitions state to `Starting`, connects database pool, executes migrations, and builds `Router`.
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5. `app.start().await` transitions state to `Running`, binds `TcpListener`, prints `Listening on <addr>`, and awaits `axum::serve`.
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## Graceful Shutdown Sequence
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1. `SIGINT` (Ctrl+C) or `SIGTERM` signal received by `SignalManager` or `ShutdownCoordinator`.
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2. `axum::serve` completes its graceful shutdown loop, stopping the TCP listener.
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3. State transitions to `Draining`.
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4. State transitions to `StoppingWorkers`; `WorkerManager` cancels and joins task groups.
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5. State transitions to `ExecutingHooks`; `HookRegistry` executes registered hooks.
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6. State transitions to `ClosingResources`; `PoolHandle` closes the database pool.
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7. State transitions to `Stopped`; application returns `Ok(())` with exit status 0.
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