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# Phase 1: Setup & Git Foundation - Research
**Researched:** 2026-03-24
**Status:** Ready for planning
---
## Domain Analysis
### Context: Educational Cloud Lab Infrastructure
This phase establishes the foundation for a 5-lab course that simulates cloud services (IAM, Network, Compute, Storage, Database) using local Docker infrastructure. The project follows the **Diátaxis Framework** for documentation and uses **Test-Driven Infrastructure** (TDI) methodology.
### Target Audience
Students who have seen Azure superficially but lack practical experience. They need:
- Clear, step-by-step instructions
- Verification that their environment is correctly set up
- Understanding of how local Docker maps to cloud services
---
## Technical Research
### 1. Git Workflow & Conventional Commits
**Standard:** [Conventional Commits Specification](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/)
**Why:** Provides clear, atomic commit history that guides students by example.
**Key commit types for this project:**
- `feat:` - New features (labs, components, infrastructure)
- `test:` - Test scripts and validation
- `docs:` - Documentation (Tutorial, How-to, Reference, Explanation)
- `chore:` - Setup, configuration, tooling
- `fix:` - Bug fixes
**Implementation approach:**
- Each lab developed on isolated branch (`lab-01-iam`, `lab-02-network`, etc.)
- Merge to main only when complete and tested
- Commit messages follow pattern: `<type>: <description>`
### 2. Docker Environment Requirements
**Required versions:**
- Docker Engine >= 24.0
- Docker Compose V2 (integrated in `docker compose` command)
- Network utilities: `netcat`, `curl`, `iproute2`
**Verification approach:**
- Script checks Docker daemon running
- Script verifies Docker Compose V2 available
- Script checks network utilities installed
- Script reports system resources (RAM, CPU)
### 3. Repository Structure
**Required directories:**
```
laboratori-cloud/
├── labs/ # Individual lab directories
│ ├── lab-01-iam/
│ ├── lab-02-network/
│ ├── lab-03-compute/
│ ├── lab-04-storage/
│ └── lab-05-database/
├── how-to-guides/ # Procedure-specific guides
├── reference/ # Technical specifications
└── README.md # Main project documentation
```
**Rationale:** Clear separation between learning materials (labs), reusable procedures (how-to), and technical specs (reference).
### 4. Environment Setup Scripts
**Script 1: Environment Check (`scripts/check-env.sh`)**
- Verifies Docker Engine version
- Verifies Docker Compose V2 availability
- Checks for required network utilities
- Reports available system resources
- Exits with clear error messages if requirements not met
**Script 2: Environment Reset (`scripts/reset-env.sh`)**
- Stops all running Docker containers
- Removes all Docker networks
- Removes all Docker volumes (with confirmation)
- Provides clean slate for next lab
**Script 3: Docker Compose Validation (`scripts/validate-compose.sh`)**
- Runs `docker compose config` on specified compose file
- Validates YAML syntax
- Reports configuration errors before deployment
### 5. README Structure
**Required sections:**
1. Project overview (what and why)
2. Prerequisites (Docker, utilities)
3. Quick start (clone, check environment)
4. Lab overview (5 labs briefly described)
5. Git workflow brief
6. Troubleshooting pointers
**Tone:** Direct, simple, technically accurate (per PRD requirements)
---
## Validation Architecture
### Testing Approach for Phase 1
Since this phase sets up infrastructure and tooling, validation focuses on:
1. **Script Validation:** Each script must:
- Execute without errors on a properly configured system
- Provide clear error messages when requirements aren't met
- Be idempotent where applicable (reset-env.sh)
- Exit with appropriate status codes
2. **Structure Validation:**
- All required directories exist
- README.md is accessible and complete
- Scripts are executable (`chmod +x`)
3. **Documentation Validation:**
- README accurately describes setup process
- Setup instructions can be followed by a new student
- Prerequisites are clearly stated
### "Done" Criteria
**Success Criterion 1:** Studente può clonare la repository e trovare istruzioni chiare per configurare Docker Engine >= 24.0 e Compose V2
- **Validation:** README contains clear Docker installation/verification instructions
- **Test:** New user can clone repo and follow instructions successfully
**Success Criterion 2:** Studente può eseguire script di verifica ambiente che controlla Docker, utility di rete, e risorse minime
- **Validation:** `scripts/check-env.sh` exists and runs successfully
- **Test:** Script reports all required components correctly
**Success Criterion 3:** Studente può eseguire comando di reset completo ambiente (cleanup volumi, reti)
- **Validation:** `scripts/reset-env.sh` exists and cleans all Docker artifacts
- **Test:** After running, `docker ps` shows no containers, `docker network ls` shows only default networks
**Success Criterion 4:** Ogni file docker-compose.yml può essere validato con `docker-compose config` prima dell'uso
- **Validation:** `scripts/validate-compose.sh` exists and validates compose files
- **Test:** Script catches YAML errors and configuration issues
**Success Criterion 5:** Repository ha struttura chiara con cartelle `labs/`, `how-to-guides/`, `reference/`
- **Validation:** All directories exist with appropriate placeholder files
- **Test:** Directory structure matches planned layout
---
## Specific Ideas
### Script Headers (for consistency)
All scripts should include:
```bash
#!/bin/bash
# Laboratori Cloud - [Script Purpose]
# Part of: "Corso Soluzioni Cloud"
#
# Description: [What this script does]
# Usage: [command] [options]
```
### README Template
```markdown
# Laboratori Cloud - Corso Soluzioni Cloud
Simulazione pratica di servizi cloud usando Docker locale.
## Prerequisiti
- Docker Engine >= 24.0
- Docker Compose V2
- Utility: netcat, curl, iproute2
## Quick Start
1. Clona questa repository
2. Esegui `./scripts/check-env.sh` per verificare l'ambiente
3. Segui i laboratori in ordine
## Laboratori
1. **IAM & Sicurezza** - Utenti Linux, permessi Docker
2. **Network & VPC** - Reti isolate, simulazione VPC
3. **Compute & EC2** - Container con limiti risorse
4. **Storage & S3** - Volumes Docker e MinIO
5. **Database & RDS** - PostgreSQL in rete privata
```
### Conventional Commits Examples
```
feat(setup): add repository structure and initial README
test(setup): add environment check script
docs(setup): add Docker installation instructions
chore(setup): make scripts executable
feat(setup): add environment reset script
```
---
## Deferred Ideas
None — This phase establishes the foundation. All setup elements are required before labs can begin.
---
## Implementation Notes
### Safety First Considerations
- `reset-env.sh` should require confirmation before destructive operations
- Scripts should not run as root unless absolutely necessary
- Validation scripts should check for potential conflicts (port conflicts, existing containers)
### Little Often Approach
- Create one script at a time
- Validate each script before moving to next
- Commit after each working script
### Double Check Verification
- After setup, run `check-env.sh` to verify everything works
- Test `reset-env.sh` on a clean system to ensure it doesn't break anything
- Validate README instructions by following them literally
---
*Research complete for Phase 1: Setup & Git Foundation*