geolocation: add geoprobe cli and target to daily devnet release

[nikw9944]

1. build and deploy geolocation-cli daily in devnet ( geolocation-cli should get installed by infra/ansible/playbooks/geoprobe_agents.yml)
2. add geolocation-cli to testnet component matrix (and add ams-tn-gp1 and fra-tn-gp1 to testnet geoprobe_agents hosts)

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Assignment

Issue #3259: geolocation: add geoprobe cli and target to daily devnet release
Repository: malbeclabs/doublezero
Branch: nikw9944/doublezero-3259 (created for you, or create it if it doesn't exist)
URL: #3259

Issue Description

1. build and deploy geolocation-cli daily in devnet ( geolocation-cli should get installed by infra/ansible/playbooks/geoprobe_agents.yml) 2. add geolocation-cli to testnet component matrix (and add ams-tn-gp1 and fra-tn-gp1 to testnet geoprobe_agents hosts)

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Work Plan (Revision 0)

Work Plan (Revision 0)

Work Plan: Issue #3259 — Add geoprobe CLI and target to daily devnet release

Summary

The geolocation-cli (Rust binary doublezero-geolocation) needs to be added to the daily devnet release pipeline and deployed to geoprobe agent hosts via Ansible. It also needs to be added to the testnet component tag matrix so it can be versioned and released alongside other components. The GoReleaser configs (.goreleaser.devnet.geolocation-cli.yaml and .goreleaser.testnet.geolocation-cli.yaml) already exist — the missing pieces are: (1) including geolocation-cli in the daily devnet orchestrator workflow, (2) creating Ansible automation to install it on geoprobe hosts, and (3) adding it to the testnet push-tags component matrix.

Approach

Part 1: Add geolocation-cli to devnet daily release

The release.devnet.all.daily.yml workflow already builds 10+ components via the reusable release.daily.yml workflow. The reusable workflow already installs both Go and Rust toolchains and invokes GoReleaser with release/.goreleaser.devnet.<component>.yaml. The devnet GoReleaser config for geolocation-cli (release/.goreleaser.devnet.geolocation-cli.yaml) already exists. We just need to add a new matrix entry.

The deploy step of release.daily.yml runs an Ansible playbook from the infra repo. The geoprobe agents playbook (playbooks/geoprobe_agents.yml) currently only applies the geoprobe_agent role. We need to add a geolocation_cli role to install the doublezero-geolocation package on the same hosts.

Part 2: Create Ansible role for geolocation-cli (infra repo)

Create a new geolocation_cli Ansible role following the same pattern as geoprobe_agent:

• Import the doublezero base role (APT repo setup)
• Install the doublezero-geolocation package from the Cloudsmith APT repo
• The geolocation-cli is a CLI tool (not a daemon), so no systemd service, override, or keypair is needed

Then add this role to playbooks/geoprobe_agents.yml so it gets installed alongside the geoprobe agent.

Part 3: Add geolocation-cli to testnet component tag matrix

Add geolocation-cli to the release.testnet.push.tags.components.yml matrix so version tags are pushed for it during testnet releases. The testnet GoReleaser config (release/.goreleaser.testnet.geolocation-cli.yaml) and the tag-triggered release workflow (release.geolocation-cli.yml) already exist — the latter triggers on geolocation-cli/v*.*.* tags.

Files to Change

doublezero repo

File	Change
.github/workflows/release.devnet.all.daily.yml	Add geolocation-cli entry to the matrix with playbook: playbooks/geoprobe_agents.yml
.github/workflows/release.testnet.push.tags.components.yml	Add geolocation-cli to the component matrix

infra repo

File	Change
ansible/playbooks/geoprobe_agents.yml	Add geolocation_cli role
ansible/playbooks/roles/geolocation_cli/tasks/main.yml	New file — import setup task
ansible/playbooks/roles/geolocation_cli/tasks/setup_doublezero_geolocation.yml	New file — install doublezero-geolocation package via APT

Detailed Changes

1. doublezero/.github/workflows/release.devnet.all.daily.yml

Add to the matrix (after the existing geoprobe-target entry):

- component: geolocation-cli
  playbook: playbooks/geoprobe_agents.yml

This reuses the geoprobe_agents.yml playbook because the CLI should be installed on the same geoprobe hosts. The release.daily.yml workflow will build via release/.goreleaser.devnet.geolocation-cli.yaml and then deploy via the playbook.

2. doublezero/.github/workflows/release.testnet.push.tags.components.yml

Add geolocation-cli to the component list in the matrix.

3. infra/ansible/playbooks/geoprobe_agents.yml

Add the geolocation_cli role:

---
- name: Configure DoubleZero Geoprobe Agents
  hosts: geoprobes
  become: true
  roles:
    - monitoring
    - geoprobe_agent
    - geolocation_cli

4. infra/ansible/playbooks/roles/geolocation_cli/tasks/main.yml

- name: Setup DoubleZero Geolocation CLI
  ansible.builtin.import_tasks: setup_doublezero_geolocation.yml

5. infra/ansible/playbooks/roles/geolocation_cli/tasks/setup_doublezero_geolocation.yml

Following the pattern of geoprobe_agent but simplified (no systemd service, no keypair, no config directory):

---
- name: Setup DoubleZero Repo
  ansible.builtin.import_role:
    name: doublezero

- name: Set package name and state for DoubleZero Geolocation CLI
  ansible.builtin.set_fact:
    doublezero_geolocation_pkg: doublezero-geolocation{{ '' if doublezero_geolocation_version == 'latest' else '=' + doublezero_geolocation_version }}
    doublezero_geolocation_state: "{{ 'latest' if doublezero_geolocation_version == 'latest' else 'present' }}"

- name: Print package name for DoubleZero Geolocation CLI
  ansible.builtin.debug:
    msg: "{{ doublezero_geolocation_pkg }} (state={{ doublezero_geolocation_state }})"

- name: Install DoubleZero Geolocation CLI
  ansible.builtin.apt:
    name: "{{ doublezero_geolocation_pkg }}"
    state: "{{ doublezero_geolocation_state }}"
    update_cache: true
    allow_downgrade: "{{ doublezero_geolocation_version != 'latest' }}"

Note: Both devnet/group_vars/all.yml and testnet/group_vars/all.yml already define doublezero_geolocation_version (set to latest in both environments), so no inventory changes are needed.

6. Hosts already configured

The testnet hosts.yml already has ams-tn-gp1 and fra-tn-gp1 in the geoprobes group — no host inventory changes are needed. The issue mentions adding these hosts, but they are already present.

Risks & Considerations

1. Shared playbook for two build artifacts: The geolocation-cli build and geoprobe-agent build both deploy via playbooks/geoprobe_agents.yml. This means the deploy step for geolocation-cli will also re-run the geoprobe_agent role (and vice versa). This is harmless — the geoprobe_agent role is idempotent and will be a no-op if the package is already at the latest version. However, if there's a desire to keep them fully independent, a separate playbooks/geolocation_cli.yml playbook could be created instead.

2. Build ordering: The geolocation-cli is added to the matrix that runs after smartcontract deployment. The geolocation-cli does not depend on the smartcontract programs being deployed first (it's a CLI tool, not a runtime service), but it doesn't hurt.

3. No dedicated daily devnet workflow file needed: Unlike geoprobe-agent and geoprobe-target which have their own release.devnet.<component>.daily.yml files for workflow_dispatch, the geolocation-cli is being added directly to the orchestrator matrix. If a standalone manual trigger is also desired, a release.devnet.geolocation-cli.daily.yml could be created, but the issue doesn't ask for one.

4. Testnet tag workflow: The tag-triggered release.geolocation-cli.yml already exists and pushes to the testnet Cloudsmith repo. Adding geolocation-cli to the tag matrix simply ensures version tags get created alongside other components.

Testing Strategy

• Workflow syntax: Validate YAML syntax of modified workflow files
• Ansible role: Run ansible-playbook --syntax-check on the modified geoprobe_agents.yml playbook (requires local ansible installation)
• Devnet daily release: After merging, trigger a manual run of release.devnet.all.daily.yml and verify the geolocation-cli matrix entry builds successfully and the doublezero-geolocation package is installed on the geoprobe host (chi-dn-bm2)
• Testnet tag push: Verify that running release.testnet.push.tags.components.yml with a test version creates a geolocation-cli/vX.X.X tag
• Verify on geoprobe host: SSH to a geoprobe host and confirm doublezero-geolocation --version returns the expected version

Estimated Scope

Repo	New lines (non-test, non-docs)
doublezero	~4 lines (2 workflow file edits)
infra	~25 lines (1 playbook edit + 2 new role files)
Total	~29 lines

Well within the 500-line threshold. No need to split into sub-issues.

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Work Log — waiting_review

I'll start by reading the README.md and CLAUDE.md files in both repositories, then explore the relevant files.

Now let me explore the relevant files in both repos in parallel.

Let me read the key files to understand the exact current state and what needs to change.

Now let me check the specific files that need changes for both parts of the issue.

Now let me check if there's already a daily devnet release workflow for geolocation-cli and look at how an existing component's devnet daily workflow works.

Now I have a clear picture. Let me also check the infra repo's deploy workflows to understand testnet component deployment.

Now let me check how the geoprobe_agents role currently looks and what a geolocation_cli role would need.

Now let me check one more thing - does the existing release.daily.yml workflow handle Rust components or only Go? Since geolocation-cli is Rust-based, I need to check if the reusable daily workflow can build it.

The release.daily.yml already sets up both Go and Rust toolchains, so it can handle the geolocation-cli (Rust) build via release/.goreleaser.devnet.geolocation-cli.yaml which already exists. Now I have everything I need to write the plan.

Let me also quickly check the testnet tag workflow for geolocation-cli:

Now I have a complete understanding. Let me write the plan.

STATUS: COMPLETE

Here is the work plan:

---

Work Plan: Issue #3259 — Add geoprobe CLI and target to daily devnet release

Summary

The geolocation-cli (Rust binary doublezero-geolocation) needs to be added to the daily devnet release pipeline and deployed to geoprobe agent hosts via Ansible. It also needs to be added to the testnet component tag matrix so it can be versioned and released alongside other components. The GoReleaser configs already exist — the missing pieces are: (1) including geolocation-cli in the daily devnet orchestrator workflow, (2) creating Ansible automation to install it on geoprobe hosts, and (3) adding it to the testnet push-tags component matrix.

Approach

Part 1 — Devnet daily release (doublezero repo): Add a geolocation-cli matrix entry to release.devnet.all.daily.yml. The reusable release.daily.yml already handles both Go and Rust builds, and release/.goreleaser.devnet.geolocation-cli.yaml already exists.

Part 2 — Ansible role (infra repo): Create a minimal geolocation_cli Ansible role that installs the doublezero-geolocation APT package (no systemd service needed — it's a CLI tool). Add this role to playbooks/geoprobe_agents.yml so it deploys to geoprobe hosts.

Part 3 — Testnet tag matrix (doublezero repo): Add geolocation-cli to release.testnet.push.tags.components.yml so version tags are pushed alongside other components. The tag-triggered workflow already exists.

Files to Change

doublezero repo

File	Change
.github/workflows/release.devnet.all.daily.yml	Add geolocation-cli matrix entry
.github/workflows/release.testnet.push.tags.components.yml	Add geolocation-cli to component matrix

infra repo

File	Change
ansible/playbooks/geoprobe_agents.yml	Add geolocation_cli role
ansible/playbooks/roles/geolocation_cli/tasks/main.yml	New — import setup task
ansible/playbooks/roles/geolocation_cli/tasks/setup_doublezero_geolocation.yml	New — install package via APT

Key Observations

• Hosts already exist: ams-tn-gp1 and fra-tn-gp1 are already in the testnet geoprobes group — no inventory changes needed.
• Version variables already exist: Both devnet/group_vars/all.yml and testnet/group_vars/all.yml already define doublezero_geolocation_version: latest.
• GoReleaser configs already exist for both devnet and testnet.

Risks & Considerations

1. The shared geoprobe_agents.yml playbook means deploying geolocation-cli also re-runs the geoprobe_agent role (and vice versa). This is idempotent and harmless.
2. If a standalone manual trigger is desired, a release.devnet.geolocation-cli.daily.yml could be added, but the issue doesn't request one.

Estimated Scope

~29 new lines total across both repos. Well within the 500-line threshold.

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