Business Process Guidance for Government and Enterprise IT Services: Deployment and Upgrade

Business Process Guidance for Government and Enterprise IT Services: Deployment and Upgrade

What this category of data looks like

This category of data primarily comes from government service handling systems, offline handling ledgers, and officially published handling guide documents. The update rhythm follows adjustments to government affairs items or synchronizes once every 7 days. The documents are structured lists of process nodes, with each node containing fields such as node number, node name, handling department, required materials list, handling time limit, consultation channel, etc., along with government affairs-specific item codes and handling type fields. Units use government affairs standard units such as working days, minutes, and cases.

Since data sources are scattered and formats vary, configure multi-source data adaptation rules during deployment to avoid incorrect process node mapping. Data update rhythms are unstable, and temporary new government affairs items may be added. During upgrades, support hot updates for process configurations without restarting the full service. Government affairs-specific fields must be accurately mapped to fields in internal government and enterprise systems. Complete field verification rule configuration in advance during deployment. Data volume grows as government affairs items expand. Reserve storage and connection resources during deployment to avoid blocking during concurrent access. At the same time, government affairs data must comply with security and compliance requirements. Ensure encryption configurations for storage and transmission meet government affairs security standards during deployment and upgrade links.

How to set the configurations

Configuration ItemRecommended SettingRationale
DB_MAX_LINK100–150Adapt to concurrent connection requirements of government and enterprise business handling, avoid exhausting database connections
MONGODB_URIGovernment cloud intranet MongoDB instance connection stringEnsure intranet transmission of government affairs data, comply with security and compliance requirements
REDIS_URLIntranet Redis instance on port 6379Cache frequently accessed process node data, reduce database access pressure
STORAGE_S3_ENDPOINTGovernment cloud exclusive S3 endpoint addressStore handling material attachments, comply with government affairs data storage security specifications
FE_DOMAINGovernment service website secondary domain nameUnified external service entry, comply with government domain name management requirements
ROOT_KEYRandomly generated 32-bit stringEnsure security of administrator permission verification, avoid unauthorized access

Three common mistakes

  • Symptom: The downloaded yml file returns only one line of 404 content during docker-compose deployment. Cause: Did not use the government network exclusive mirror source to pull images. Public network addresses cannot access the government cloud mirror repository.
  • Symptom: After connecting external vector and language model APIs, arm soft router deployment experiences timeouts or no response. Cause: Did not adjust the DB_MAX_LINK configuration. Concurrent requests exceed the database connection limit, causing service blocking.
  • Symptom: Credentials deployed via sealos cannot call the process guidance interface. Cause: Did not configure the permission verification rule corresponding to ROOT_KEY. Cross-platform credentials are not included in unified permission management.

How to confirm the configuration is complete

  • Execute the docker-compose config command to check if the parameters in the deployment configuration file match the preset values.
  • Access the health check interface of the government service website secondary domain name to confirm that the connection status of the database, Redis, and S3 storage is normal.
  • Submit a test handling process data to check if it can be correctly stored in the specified MongoDB instance.
  • View the FastGPT v4.17.0 service logs to confirm there are no error messages such as connection exhaustion or permission verification failure.

The values provided are common starting points and should be measured against local deployment samples.

Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-28.