v0.27.0:0 - in-app settings gear + swap-lock route fix

Move the ~20 optional cluster knobs out of the StartOS "Configure Sparks"
action (now just the 4 required fields) and into a dashboard ⚙ Settings gear,
backed by a /data/app_settings.json overlay keyed by env-var names. One shared
mutable Settings instance + Settings.reload() applies edits live without a
restart; existing installs' values migrate automatically on first boot.

Also: support-service ports (parakeet/kokoro/embed/qdrant + vllm) are now
configurable, and GET /api/swap/lock no longer 404s (it was shadowed by the
/api/swap/{job_id} catch-all). WebhookNotifier is re-pointed on save so its
url/secret reload live too.
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2026-06-18 13:41:28 -05:00
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@@ -73,16 +73,15 @@ The first start generates an ed25519 SSH keypair inside the package volume. Wait
### 4. Configure Sparks
- Open Spark Control → **Actions → Configure Sparks**.
- Fill in:
- Fill in just the four required fields:
- **Spark 1 hostname or IP** — prefer the **IP** (e.g. `192.168.1.x`) over `.local` hostnames; vLLM only binds IPv4 and mDNS can resolve to IPv6 first.
- **Spark 1 SSH user** — whatever username you set up on Spark 1.
- **Spark 2 hostname or IP** + **SSH user** — same idea.
- Optional Parakeet/Kokoro overrides — leave blank if those services run on Spark 2 (the normal case).
- Optional **Open WebUI URL** — paste your Open WebUI LAN URL to get a deep-link button in the dashboard next to the current model.
- Optional **NGC API key** — paste it here if you have one.
Save.
Everything else is optional and lives in the dashboard, not this action: open Spark Control and click **⚙ Settings** in the top bar to set vLLM/service **ports** (e.g. if your vLLM runs on 8000 rather than the default 8888, or you moved Parakeet off 8000), container names, support-service hosts, an **Open WebUI URL** (adds a deep-link button), an **NGC API key**, and a swap webhook. Changes there apply immediately and are included in StartOS backups.
### 5. Re-run Show Public Key (if you skipped earlier)
Now that hosts are configured, Show Public Key will give you the paste-ready install command. Run it as described in step 3.
@@ -159,7 +158,7 @@ All of these inherit Spark Control's TLS cert and StartOS access controls. You o
A few things worth knowing:
- The codebase is **two halves**: `image/` is a standalone FastAPI app you can run with `uvicorn app.server:app` for local dev. `package/` is the StartOS wrapper. Changes to either should be coordinated.
- **All connection info** comes from environment variables in `image/app/config.py`, populated from `package/startos/fileModels/sparkConfig.yaml.ts` via the Configure Sparks action. No IPs, usernames, or paths are hardcoded in runtime code.
- **All connection info** comes from environment variables in `image/app/config.py`. The four required fields are populated from `package/startos/fileModels/sparkConfig.yaml.ts` via the Configure Sparks action; the optional knobs are overlaid from the in-app `⚙ Settings` store (`/data/app_settings.json`, see `image/app/app_settings.py`). No IPs, usernames, or paths are hardcoded in runtime code.
- The **path `~/spark-vllm-docker`** *is* hardcoded in `swap.py`, `download.py`, `updates.py`, and `models.py`. If the user has cloned the upstream repo elsewhere, either fix the path or symlink it.
- **Persistent state** lives at `/data/` inside the container: `config.yaml`, `models-overrides.yaml`, `services-overrides.yaml`, `connectivity.json`, `ssh/`. These survive package updates.
- The dashboard polls every 5 s; check `image/app/health.py` and `image/app/connectivity.py` for the probing logic. External apps can also POST failures to `/api/health-event` to log between-poll blips.