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Summary

  • Add cmd/gitlabconsumergroup for production Kafka consumer group processing
  • Add Dockerfile.gitlab-consumer-group for container builds
  • Add GitHub Actions workflows for build and staging deployment
  • Update docker-compose.infra.consumerg.yml with gitlab-consumer-group service
  • Add rake task run:kafka:gitlab:consumer_group

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  • Build passes
  • golangci-lint passes
  • Deploy and test with GitLab webhooks

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- Add cmd/gitlabconsumergroup for Kafka consumer group processing
- Add Dockerfile.gitlab-consumer-group for container builds
- Add GitHub Actions workflows for build and staging deployment
- Update docker-compose.infra.consumerg.yml with gitlab-consumer-group
- Add rake task for running gitlab consumer group locally

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@vigo vigo merged commit bc25fe3 into main Jan 3, 2026
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Pull request overview

This PR adds GitLab consumer group support to enable production Kafka consumer group processing for GitLab webhooks. The implementation follows the existing GitHub consumer group pattern, providing parallel processing capability for GitLab events.

  • Adds new gitlabconsumergroup command-line application for consuming GitLab events from Kafka
  • Adds Docker build and deployment infrastructure for the new consumer group
  • Integrates the consumer group into local development environment

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File Description
cmd/gitlabconsumergroup/main.go New consumer group application that processes GitLab events from Kafka using consumer groups, mirroring the GitHub consumer group implementation
Dockerfile.gitlab-consumer-group Multi-stage Docker build configuration for the GitLab consumer group service
.github/workflows/build-push-cauldron-gitlab-group-consumer.yml Production build and push workflow for the GitLab consumer group Docker image
.github/workflows/stg-cauldron-gitlab-group-consumer.yml Staging environment build and push workflow for the GitLab consumer group Docker image
docker-compose.infra.consumerg.yml Adds GitLab consumer group service configuration to local infrastructure setup and includes GitLab HMAC secret environment variable for webhook server
scripts/local/rake/run.rake Adds rake task for running the GitLab consumer group locally with race detection enabled

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FROM alpine:latest AS certs
RUN apk add --update --no-cache ca-certificates

FROM busybox:latest
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This Dockerfile uses mutable base image tags alpine:latest and busybox:latest, which are susceptible to supply chain attacks because the image contents can change over time without any change on your side. If either upstream image is compromised, future builds or deployments of this consumer group could silently pull a malicious image with access to your runtime environment and secrets. To mitigate this, pin these images to immutable, specific versions or digests (e.g., alpine:3.19 and busybox:1.36 or corresponding SHA digests) and update them intentionally as part of your dependency management process.

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