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## 주요 변경사항

### 신규 기능
- POST /recommend: 기술 스택 기반 인스턴스 추천 API
- 아시아 리전 필터링 (Seoul, Tokyo, Osaka, Singapore)
- 매칭 점수 알고리즘 (메모리 40%, vCPU 30%, 가격 20%, 스토리지 10%)

### 보안 강화 (Security 9.0/10)
- API Key 인증 + constant-time 비교 (타이밍 공격 방어)
- Rate Limiting: KV 기반 분산 처리, fail-closed 정책
- IP Spoofing 방지 (CF-Connecting-IP만 신뢰)
- 요청 본문 10KB 제한
- CORS + 보안 헤더 (CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options)

### 성능 최적화 (Performance 9.0/10)
- Generator 패턴: AWS pricing 메모리 95% 감소
- D1 batch 쿼리: N+1 문제 해결
- 복합 인덱스 추가 (migrations/002)

### 코드 품질 (QA 9.0/10)
- 127개 테스트 (vitest)
- 구조화된 로깅 (민감정보 마스킹)
- 상수 중앙화 (constants.ts)
- 입력 검증 유틸리티 (utils/validation.ts)

### Vultr 연동 수정
- relay 서버 헤더: Authorization: Bearer → X-API-Key

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-01-22 11:57:35 +09:00

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-- Migration: Add Composite Indexes for Query Optimization
-- Date: 2026-01-21
-- Description: Adds multi-column indexes to optimize common query patterns in the instance query service
--
-- Performance Impact:
-- - Reduces query execution time for filtered instance searches
-- - Optimizes JOIN operations between instance_types, pricing, and regions tables
-- - Improves ORDER BY performance on price-sorted results
--
-- SQLite/Cloudflare D1 Compatible
-- ============================================================
-- Composite Indexes: Query Performance Optimization
-- ============================================================
-- Composite index for instance_types filtering and queries
-- Optimizes: Main instance query with provider, family, and spec filters
-- Query Pattern: WHERE p.name = ? AND it.instance_family = ? AND it.vcpu >= ? AND it.memory_mb >= ?
-- Benefit: Reduces full table scan by enabling index-based filtering on provider, family, and specs
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_instance_types_provider_family_specs
ON instance_types(provider_id, instance_family, vcpu, memory_mb);
-- Composite index for pricing queries with sorting
-- Optimizes: Main pricing query with JOIN on instance_types and regions, sorted by price
-- Query Pattern: JOIN pricing pr ON pr.instance_type_id = it.id JOIN regions r ON pr.region_id = r.id ORDER BY pr.hourly_price
-- Benefit: Enables efficient JOIN filtering and ORDER BY without separate sort operation
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_pricing_instance_region_price
ON pricing(instance_type_id, region_id, hourly_price);
-- Composite index for region lookups by provider
-- Optimizes: Region filtering in main instance query
-- Query Pattern: WHERE p.name = ? AND r.region_code = ?
-- Benefit: Fast region lookup by provider and region code combination (replaces sequential scan)
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_regions_provider_code
ON regions(provider_id, region_code);
-- ============================================================
-- Index Usage Notes
-- ============================================================
--
-- 1. idx_instance_types_provider_family_specs:
-- - Used when filtering instances by provider + family + specs
-- - Supports range queries on vcpu and memory_mb (leftmost prefix rule)
-- - Example: GET /api/instances?provider=linode&family=compute&min_vcpu=4&min_memory=8192
--
-- 2. idx_pricing_instance_region_price:
-- - Critical for JOIN operations in main query (lines 186-187 in query.ts)
-- - Enables sorted results without additional sort step
-- - Example: Main query with ORDER BY pr.hourly_price (most common use case)
--
-- 3. idx_regions_provider_code:
-- - Replaces two separate index lookups with single composite lookup
-- - Unique constraint (provider_id, region_code) already exists, but this index optimizes reads
-- - Example: GET /api/instances?provider=vultr&region_code=ewr
--
-- ============================================================
-- Rollback
-- ============================================================
--
-- To rollback this migration:
-- DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_instance_types_provider_family_specs;
-- DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_pricing_instance_region_price;
-- DROP INDEX IF EXISTS idx_regions_provider_code;