- Introduced Aggregator.sol for Chainlink-compatible oracle functionality, including round-based updates and access control. - Added OracleWithCCIP.sol to extend Aggregator with CCIP cross-chain messaging capabilities. - Created .gitmodules to include OpenZeppelin contracts as a submodule. - Developed a comprehensive deployment guide in NEXT_STEPS_COMPLETE_GUIDE.md for Phase 2 and smart contract deployment. - Implemented Vite configuration for the orchestration portal, supporting both Vue and React frameworks. - Added server-side logic for the Multi-Cloud Orchestration Portal, including API endpoints for environment management and monitoring. - Created scripts for resource import and usage validation across non-US regions. - Added tests for CCIP error handling and integration to ensure robust functionality. - Included various new files and directories for the orchestration portal and deployment scripts.
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Script Modularization and Consolidation Summary
✅ Completed
1. Common Library Structure Created
Created scripts/lib/ directory structure with reusable libraries:
scripts/lib/
├── common/ # Common utilities
│ ├── colors.sh # Color definitions (RED, GREEN, YELLOW, etc.)
│ ├── logging.sh # Logging functions (log_info, log_error, etc.)
│ ├── paths.sh # Path definitions (SCRIPT_DIR, PROJECT_ROOT)
│ └── utils.sh # Utility functions (confirm, require_command, etc.)
├── config/ # Configuration
│ ├── env.sh # Environment variable loading
│ └── regions.sh # Region code mapping (single source of truth)
├── azure/ # Azure-specific functions
│ └── cli.sh # Azure CLI wrapper functions
├── init.sh # Initialize all libraries (main entry point)
└── README.md # Library documentation
Total Library Code: 439 lines of reusable code
2. Key Features
Single Source of Truth for Region Codes
- All region codes standardized to exactly 3 characters
- Defined once in
lib/config/regions.sh - Functions:
get_region_code(),get_region_name(),get_all_regions() - Supports both new (3-char) and old codes for backward compatibility
Common Logging Functions
log_info(),log_warn(),log_error(),log_debug()log_success(),log_failure()log_section(),log_subsection()- Color-coded output with consistent formatting
Azure CLI Wrappers
ensure_azure_cli()- Checks installation and logincheck_azure_cli(),check_azure_login()get_current_subscription(),get_current_subscription_name()set_subscription(),get_subscription_id()
Common Utilities
require_command()- Exit if command not foundconfirm()- User confirmation promptsis_dry_run()- Check dry-run modeprint_header(),print_centered()- Formatted output
3. Documentation Created
- ✅
scripts/lib/README.md- Library documentation - ✅
scripts/CONSOLIDATION_PLAN.md- Consolidation strategy - ✅
scripts/REFACTORING_GUIDE.md- Migration guide for existing scripts - ✅
scripts/azure/check-naming-conventions.sh.refactored- Example refactored script
4. Script Inventory
Total Scripts: 248 shell scripts
- Many with duplicate patterns
- Ready for consolidation following the plan
📋 Consolidation Plan
High-Priority Consolidations
-
Monitor Scripts (9 scripts → 1-2 scripts)
- Consolidate all monitor variants into
monitor-deployment.shwith modes
- Consolidate all monitor variants into
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Parallel Deployment Scripts (11 scripts → 1 generic script)
- Create generic
deploy-parallel.shwith resource type parameter
- Create generic
-
Cost Calculation Scripts (12 scripts → 1 script + library)
- Create
lib/deployment/costs.shlibrary - Create single
calculate-costs.shscript
- Create
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Verification Scripts (10 scripts → 1 script)
- Create
verify-deployment.shwith resource type options
- Create
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Contract Deployment Scripts (8 scripts → 1 generic script)
- Create generic
deploy-contract.shwith contract name parameter
- Create generic
Expected Impact
- Reduction: ~50% reduction in script count (248 → ~124 scripts)
- Maintainability: Update once, applies everywhere
- Consistency: All scripts use same patterns and libraries
- Documentation: Clear library structure
🔄 Migration Strategy
Phase 1: Library Adoption (✅ Completed)
- ✅ Create library structure
- ✅ Create shared utilities
- ✅ Create documentation
- 🔄 Update key scripts (in progress)
Phase 2: High-Impact Consolidations (Next)
- Consolidate monitor scripts
- Consolidate parallel deployment scripts
- Consolidate cost calculation scripts
Phase 3: Medium-Impact Consolidations
- Consolidate verification scripts
- Consolidate check/status scripts
- Consolidate contract deployment scripts
Phase 4: Cleanup
- Remove deprecated scripts
- Update Makefile targets
- Update all documentation
📝 Usage Examples
Quick Start Template
#!/bin/bash
set -e
SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
source "$SCRIPT_DIR/../lib/init.sh"
# Initialize Azure
ensure_azure_cli || exit 1
set_subscription "$(get_subscription_id)" || true
log_section "Script Title"
# Your script logic here
log_success "Completed"
Using Region Codes
source "$SCRIPT_DIR/../lib/init.sh"
# Get all regions
while IFS=':' read -r region_name region_code; do
echo "Processing $region_name ($region_code)..."
done < <(get_all_regions)
# Get specific region code
CODE=$(get_region_code "westeurope") # Returns "wst"
# Get region name from code
REGION=$(get_region_name "wst") # Returns "westeurope"
Using Logging
source "$SCRIPT_DIR/../lib/init.sh"
log_info "Starting process..."
log_warn "This might take a while"
log_error "Failed to connect"
log_success "Completed successfully"
log_section "Deployment Status"
📚 Next Steps
-
Migrate High-Priority Scripts:
- Start with frequently-used scripts
- Use
check-naming-conventions.sh.refactoredas template
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Create Consolidated Scripts:
- Begin with monitor scripts consolidation
- Then parallel deployment scripts
-
Update Documentation:
- Update all script README files
- Add migration examples
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Testing:
- Test each consolidated script
- Ensure backward compatibility
🎯 Benefits
- Single Source of Truth: Region codes, colors, utilities defined once
- Consistency: All scripts use same patterns and libraries
- Maintainability: Update once, applies everywhere
- Reduced Duplication: ~50% reduction in code duplication
- Better Error Handling: Standardized error messages and checks
- Easier Testing: Reusable functions can be unit tested
- Improved Documentation: Clear library structure
📊 Progress Tracking
- Create library structure
- Create common utilities
- Create Azure CLI wrappers
- Create region code mapping
- Create documentation
- Create example refactored script
- Migrate high-priority scripts
- Consolidate monitor scripts
- Consolidate deployment scripts
- Consolidate cost scripts
- Update Makefile targets
- Remove deprecated scripts
🔗 Related Documentation
scripts/lib/README.md- Library documentationscripts/CONSOLIDATION_PLAN.md- Detailed consolidation planscripts/REFACTORING_GUIDE.md- Migration guidedocs/NAMING_CONVENTIONS.md- Naming conventions