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phase: 07-config-consolidation
plan: 01
subsystem: configuration
tags: [yaml, config, secrets, documentation]
dependency_graph:
requires: [PHASE-6-STABILITY]
provides: [PHASE-7-CONFIG-STRUCT, PHASE-7-YAML-FORMAT]
affects: [backend, frontend, deployment]
tech_stack:
added: [PyYAML]
patterns: [domain-driven-yaml, environment-overrides]
key_files:
created:
- config/backend.yaml.example
- config/frontend.yaml.example
- config/network.yaml.example
- config/docker.yaml.example
- config/secrets.yaml.example
- config/backend.yaml
- config/frontend.yaml
- config/network.yaml
- config/docker.yaml
- config/README.md
modified:
- .gitignore
decisions:
- D-01: Centralize configuration into config/ folder
- D-02: Use domain-specific YAML files (backend, frontend, network, docker)
- D-03: Separate secrets into git-ignored secrets.yaml and tracked examples
- D-08: Use .gitignore to protect actual values while tracking schemas
metrics:
duration: 15m
completed_date: "2024-04-23"
---
# Phase 07 Plan 01: Config Folder Structure and YAML Schemas Summary
## Substantive One-liner
Established a structured configuration framework with 10 YAML files (5 schemas, 4 actual configs, 1 secrets template) and comprehensive documentation in `config/`.
## Progress Summary
All tasks in the plan were completed successfully. The project now has a dedicated `config/` directory with domain-specific YAML files for backend, frontend, network, and docker orchestration. Each configuration file has a corresponding `.example` file that defines its schema and is tracked by Git, while actual values are protected via `.gitignore`. A 155-line `README.md` provides complete documentation for the new system.
### Key Achievements
- **Config Folder Structure:** Created `config/` in project root, housing all configuration assets.
- **YAML Schemas:** Created 5 `.yaml.example` files (backend, frontend, network, docker, secrets) with comprehensive comments documenting every variable, its default, and its environment override.
- **Data Migration:** Migrated existing values from `inventory.env` into 4 actual YAML files (`backend.yaml`, `frontend.yaml`, `network.yaml`, `docker.yaml`) for immediate developer use.
- **Git Protection:** Updated `.gitignore` with strict rules to ignore actual YAML files while ensuring schemas remain tracked.
- **Documentation:** Created a massive 150+ line `README.md` in the `config/` folder, covering setup, load order, security practices, and troubleshooting.
## Deviations from Plan
None - plan executed exactly as written.
## Known Stubs
None. All files are complete and use valid YAML syntax.
## Threat Flags
None. All security-relevant practices (ignoring secrets, protecting actual values) were implemented.
## Self-Check: PASSED
- [x] `config/` folder exists
- [x] 10 files in `config/` (5 examples, 4 actuals, 1 README)
- [x] All YAML files parseable
- [x] .gitignore rules verified
- [x] `inventory.env` preserved for backward compatibility
- [x] Commits made for each task (Note: Task 2 commit only includes `.gitignore` as the actual YAML files are correctly ignored)