Modifying config for production

[jpodivin]

Our configuration needs some changes before it can be put into production.
Several sections are unnecessary, because we are only producing messages, not consuming them.

This also fixes topic prefix and sets proper amqp url.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the server/conf.toml configuration to align with production requirements, specifically for a message-producing service. It streamlines the configuration by removing unnecessary consumer-specific settings and corrects the AMQP connection details and topic prefix to ensure proper integration within the production environment.

Highlights

• AMQP Configuration Update: The amqp_url has been updated to use logdetective-packit credentials and the topic_prefix is now set to org.fedoraproject.prod for production messaging.
• Passive Declares Enabled: The passive_declares setting has been changed from false to true.
• Consumer-Related Sections Removed: All configuration sections related to message consumption, including queues, bindings, and consumer_config, have been removed as this instance is only producing messages.

Changelog

• server/conf.toml
  • Updated amqp_url to use logdetective-packit and a different endpoint.
  • Changed passive_declares from false to true.
  • Set topic_prefix to org.fedoraproject.prod.
  • Removed the queues.197dc06b-3ae6-435a-93dc-baad4e39cda2 section.
  • Removed the bindings section.
  • Removed the consumer_config section.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the configuration for production. It changes the AMQP URL, sets passive_declares to true, updates the topic_prefix, and removes unnecessary consumer-related sections. The changes align with the goal of setting up a producer-only service for production. However, I've identified a security concern with the hardcoded AMQP URL, which includes a username. I've suggested replacing the hardcoded value with a comment and using an environment variable instead, which is a more secure practice.

_{Note: Security Review has been skipped due to the limited scope of the PR.}