feat(o11y): add Grafana and stable VM endpoint - #5405
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WalkthroughAdds pinned local Grafana and VictoriaMetrics images. Adds a conditional Terraform observability module with ECS Fargate, encrypted EFS storage, service discovery, logging, IAM, Grafana resources, tests, and conditional Grafana image workflows. ChangesObservability stack
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Grafana cannot yet be reached or administered as required, so the feature is not ready to merge without completing its access and credential paths. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation Issue Resolution Add the Grafana ALB target group, listener/routing, and required security-group rules. Add an AWS Secrets Manager secret for Grafana credentials and pass the required secret values to the ECS task. Add Terraform tests for the ALB integration and secret configuration.
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In `@docker/victoriametrics/Dockerfile`:
- Line 1: Configure the local VictoriaMetrics container to run as UID 65532 by
adding a USER directive to the Dockerfile or the equivalent user setting in
Compose. Preserve the existing image pin and ensure the setting applies to the
o11y-metrics service, matching ECS and EFS ownership requirements.
In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/main.tf`:
- Around line 289-317: Add a Grafana ECS service alongside aws_ecs_service.vm,
including its task definition, networking, capacity provider, service discovery,
and required dependencies. Create or integrate an ALB listener/routing path for
Grafana and provision an AWS Secrets Manager credential resource, injecting its
value into the Grafana task without exposing it through module outputs; update
the module caller in main.tf to supply any required integration inputs.
- Around line 117-167: Update the CMK policy associated with var.kms_key_arn to
add EFS permissions including kms:CreateGrant, and constrain both the EFS and
CloudWatch Logs statements with regional kms:ViaService endpoints. Locate the
policy resource or document defining the key permissions, preserving existing
principals and actions while adding the required service-specific restrictions
for the EFS resources above and aws_cloudwatch_log_group.vm.
In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/setup/main.tf`:
- Around line 16-18: Update the aws_vpc.main Terraform resource to explicitly
manage its default security group with no ingress or egress rules, using the
appropriate default security group resource associated with the VPC. Preserve
the existing VPC configuration and ensure the default group cannot retain
AWS-created self-referenced ingress or unrestricted egress.
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rg -n -C 3 '^(FROM|USER)' docker/victoriametrics/Dockerfile || true
rg -n -C 4 'o11y-metrics|user:' docker-compose/local/compose.o11y.yaml || true
rg -n -C 4 '65532|user\s*=|efs|access_point' infrastructure/modules/observability --glob '*.tf' || true
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sed -n '30,55p' docker-compose/local/compose.o11y.yaml
printf '%s\n' '--- VictoriaMetrics image config ---'
repo='victoriametrics/victoria-metrics'
digest='sha256:c014fb5a711d38cb24fd0673197592cd1394bb903dbb16aea565620c9c8a3d70'
token="$(curl -fsSL "https://auth.docker.io/token?service=registry.docker.io&scope=repository:${repo}:pull" | jq -r .token)"
manifest="$(curl -fsSL \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ${token}" \
-H 'Accept: application/vnd.oci.image.index.v1+json, application/vnd.docker.distribution.manifest.list.v2+json, application/vnd.oci.image.manifest.v1+json, application/vnd.docker.distribution.manifest.v2+json' \
"https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/${repo}/manifests/${digest}")"
printf '%s\n' "$manifest" | jq '{mediaType, config, manifests: (.manifests // []) | map({platform, digest})}'
config_digest="$(printf '%s\n' "$manifest" | jq -r '.config.digest // empty')"
if [ -n "$config_digest" ]; then
curl -fsSL -H "Authorization: Bearer ${token}" \
"https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/${repo}/blobs/${config_digest}" |
jq '{config: {User, WorkingDir, Entrypoint, Cmd}, rootfs}'
else
printf '%s\n' 'The pinned digest is a multi-platform index; inspect each platform manifest config.'
printf '%s\n' "$manifest" | jq -r '.manifests[] | [.platform.os, .platform.architecture, .digest] | `@tsv`' |
while IFS=$'\t' read -r os arch platform_digest; do
platform_manifest="$(curl -fsSL \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ${token}" \
-H 'Accept: application/vnd.oci.image.manifest.v1+json, application/vnd.docker.distribution.manifest.v2+json' \
"https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/${repo}/manifests/${platform_digest}")"
platform_config="$(printf '%s\n' "$platform_manifest" | jq -r '.config.digest')"
printf '%s/%s %s\n' "$os" "$arch" "$platform_digest"
curl -fsSL -H "Authorization: Bearer ${token}" \
"https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/${repo}/blobs/${platform_config}" |
jq --arg platform "$os/$arch" '{platform: $platform, config: {User, WorkingDir, Entrypoint, Cmd}, rootfs}'
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Run the local VictoriaMetrics service as non-root.
The pinned image has no default USER, so o11y-metrics runs as root because Compose does not override it. Set USER 65532 in the Dockerfile or set user: "65532" in Compose. ECS already uses 65532, and the EFS access point grants that UID/GID ownership of /victoriametrics.
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[warning] 1-1: This image might run with "root" as the default user. Make sure it is safe here.
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In `@docker/victoriametrics/Dockerfile` at line 1, Configure the local
VictoriaMetrics container to run as UID 65532 by adding a USER directive to the
Dockerfile or the equivalent user setting in Compose. Preserve the existing
image pin and ensure the setting applies to the o11y-metrics service, matching
ECS and EFS ownership requirements.
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| resource "aws_efs_file_system" "vm" { | ||
| encrypted = true | ||
| kms_key_id = var.kms_key_arn | ||
| tags = merge(var.common_tags, { | ||
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| kms_key_id = var.kms_key_arn | ||
| name = "/aws/ecs/${local.name_prefix}" | ||
| retention_in_days = var.log_retention_in_days | ||
| tags = merge(var.common_tags, { | ||
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infrastructure/modules/kms infrastructure/live/main.tf
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When using a customer-managed KMS key to encrypt an Amazon EFS file system, you must configure the key's resource policy to allow the Amazon EFS service to interact with it [1][2]. This configuration typically requires the use of the kms:ViaService condition key to restrict access so that only requests originating from the EFS service can use the key [1][3]. Required Permissions and Policy Structure: 1. Service Principal and ViaService: The key policy must allow the Amazon EFS service principal (elasticfilesystem.amazonaws.com) to perform necessary cryptographic actions (such as kms:Encrypt, kms:Decrypt, kms:GenerateDataKey*, and kms:CreateGrant) [1][4]. The kms:ViaService condition must be set to the regional EFS service endpoint (e.g., elasticfilesystem.us-east-2.amazonaws.com) to ensure that the key is only used when the request is routed through EFS [1][4]. 2. Forward Access Session (FAS): Amazon EFS utilizes a Forward Access Session (FAS) to perform operations on your behalf [1][2]. Consequently, your key policy must explicitly permit the kms:CreateGrant action [1][2]. This allows EFS to create the necessary grants to manage key access during its operations [1]. 3. Example Policy Snippet: When defining these permissions in your KMS key policy, you generally use a statement similar to the following, replacing the region with your specific AWS region [1][4]: "Condition": { "StringEquals": { "kms:ViaService": "elasticfilesystem.us-east-2.amazonaws.com" } } CloudWatch Logs Note: While CloudWatch Logs also utilizes KMS for encryption, it is a separate AWS service. Permissions for CloudWatch Logs (if you are also encrypting log groups) will require a different kms:ViaService value, typically logs.<region>.amazonaws.com. Ensure you do not conflate the kms:ViaService requirement for EFS with that of CloudWatch Logs in a single policy statement; each service requires its own specific service endpoint in the kms:ViaService condition [3].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/efs/latest/ug/encryption-at-rest.html
- 2: https://docs.amazonaws.cn/en_us/efs/latest/ug/encryption-at-rest.html
- 3: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/kms/latest/developerguide/conditions-kms.html
- 4: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/efs/latest/ug/EFSKMS.html
Add EFS permissions to the CMK policy.
The policy has no EFS service statement and no kms:ViaService restriction. Add the required EFS permissions, including kms:CreateGrant, and restrict EFS and CloudWatch Logs statements to their regional service endpoints.
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In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/main.tf` around lines 117 - 167, Update
the CMK policy associated with var.kms_key_arn to add EFS permissions including
kms:CreateGrant, and constrain both the EFS and CloudWatch Logs statements with
regional kms:ViaService endpoints. Locate the policy resource or document
defining the key permissions, preserving existing principals and actions while
adding the required service-specific restrictions for the EFS resources above
and aws_cloudwatch_log_group.vm.
Source: Learnings
| resource "aws_ecs_service" "vm" { | ||
| cluster = aws_ecs_cluster.vm.id | ||
| deployment_maximum_percent = 100 | ||
| deployment_minimum_healthy_percent = 0 | ||
| desired_count = var.vm_desired_count | ||
| name = "${local.name_prefix}-service" | ||
| tags = merge(var.common_tags, { | ||
| Name = "${local.name_prefix}-service" | ||
| }) | ||
| task_definition = aws_ecs_task_definition.vm.arn | ||
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| capacity_provider = "FARGATE" | ||
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| assign_public_ip = var.assign_public_ip | ||
| security_groups = [aws_security_group.vm.id] | ||
| subnets = var.subnet_ids | ||
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| registry_arn = aws_service_discovery_service.vm.arn | ||
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| } |
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Implement the Grafana deployment path.
This module deploys only the VictoriaMetrics ECS service. The supplied module and its caller at infrastructure/live/main.tf Lines 186-204 contain no Grafana ECS service, ALB listener path, or AWS Secrets Manager credential resource.
Add Grafana deployment resources and inject Grafana credentials from Secrets Manager into the Grafana task. Add an ALB listener or explicit integration inputs for an existing ALB. Do not expose the secret through module outputs.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/main.tf` around lines 289 - 317, Add a
Grafana ECS service alongside aws_ecs_service.vm, including its task definition,
networking, capacity provider, service discovery, and required dependencies.
Create or integrate an ALB listener/routing path for Grafana and provision an
AWS Secrets Manager credential resource, injecting its value into the Grafana
task without exposing it through module outputs; update the module caller in
main.tf to supply any required integration inputs.
| resource "aws_vpc" "main" { | ||
| cidr_block = "10.0.0.0/16" | ||
| } |
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Restrict the default security group.
aws_vpc.main creates a default security group with AWS default rules. Those rules allow self-referenced ingress and unrestricted egress. Manage the default security group with no rules so accidental attachments cannot bypass the fixture security groups.
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resource "aws_vpc" "main" {
cidr_block = "10.0.0.0/16"
}
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+resource "aws_default_security_group" "main" {
+ vpc_id = aws_vpc.main.id
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| resource "aws_vpc" "main" { | |
| cidr_block = "10.0.0.0/16" | |
| } | |
| resource "aws_vpc" "main" { | |
| cidr_block = "10.0.0.0/16" | |
| } | |
| resource "aws_default_security_group" "main" { | |
| vpc_id = aws_vpc.main.id | |
| } |
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In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/setup/main.tf` around lines 16 -
18, Update the aws_vpc.main Terraform resource to explicitly manage its default
security group with no ingress or egress rules, using the appropriate default
security group resource associated with the VPC. Preserve the existing VPC
configuration and ensure the default group cannot retain AWS-created
self-referenced ingress or unrestricted egress.
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4 issues found across 20 files
Confidence score: 3/5
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infrastructure/modules/observability/main.tf, creatingaws_efs_mount_targetdirectly fromsubnet_idscan fail when two subnets share an AZ, which can breakterraform applyfor valid-looking inputs — enforce/derive one subnet per AZ before mount target creation. - In
infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/setup/main.tf, the test VPC lacks DNS hostnames/support, so private DNS service discovery (aws_service_discovery_private_dns_namespace+ ECSservice_registries) may not resolve/register and integration tests can fail for environment reasons — enable VPC DNS settings in the test fixture. - In
docker-compose/local/compose.o11y.yaml, using repo-root as the Grafana build context can send unnecessary files because root.dockerignoreis broad, leading to slower builds and larger contexts — pointo11y-grafanato a narrower context (or tighten ignore rules) to de-risk local/dev image builds.
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<file name="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/setup/main.tf">
<violation number="1" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/setup/main.tf:16">
P2: The test VPC doesn't enable DNS hostnames/support, so the module's private-DNS service discovery (aws_service_discovery_private_dns_namespace + ECS service_registries) can't resolve/register, failing the integration apply. The repo's own networking module sets enable_dns_hostnames=true and enable_dns_support=true; mirror that here.</violation>
</file>
<file name="infrastructure/modules/observability/main.tf">
<violation number="1" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/main.tf:130">
P2: Applying the module fails when `subnet_ids` contains two subnets in the same Availability Zone because this creates duplicate EFS mount targets for that AZ. Validate or derive one subnet per AZ before creating `aws_efs_mount_target.vm`.</violation>
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<file name="docker/grafana/Dockerfile">
<violation number="1" location="docker/grafana/Dockerfile:6">
P3: The `USER grafana` line is a redundant no-op: the grafana-oss base image already ends with `USER 472` (the numeric UID of the `grafana` user), so the process already drops to the non-root grafana user before entrypoint. The added directive adds no behavior. Removing it (or replacing the COPYs by chowning to `grafana` if write access is ever needed) keeps the image definition aligned with the base image's user model.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docker-compose/local/compose.o11y.yaml">
<violation number="1" location="docker-compose/local/compose.o11y.yaml:56">
P2: The o11y-grafana build context is the repository root, but the repo-root `.dockerignore` only excludes `e2e/` caches and the e2e node_modules/playwright output (`.dockerignore` in-tree). The Dockerfile only needs `docker-compose/local/grafana/...`, so every `docker compose build` from `make run-o11y` ships the entire repo — including `frontend/node_modules`, `backend/.venv`, and `.git` — to the Docker daemon. In a normal dev checkout this makes the grafana build noticeably slow on every stack start. Consider scoping the context down to `docker-compose/local` (and adjusting the COPY paths in the Dockerfile to `grafana/...`) or adding a dedicated `.dockerignore` for this build so the context only contains the provisioning/dashboards subtree.</violation>
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P2: The test VPC doesn't enable DNS hostnames/support, so the module's private-DNS service discovery (aws_service_discovery_private_dns_namespace + ECS service_registries) can't resolve/register, failing the integration apply. The repo's own networking module sets enable_dns_hostnames=true and enable_dns_support=true; mirror that here.
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<comment>The test VPC doesn't enable DNS hostnames/support, so the module's private-DNS service discovery (aws_service_discovery_private_dns_namespace + ECS service_registries) can't resolve/register, failing the integration apply. The repo's own networking module sets enable_dns_hostnames=true and enable_dns_support=true; mirror that here.</comment>
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P2: Applying the module fails when subnet_ids contains two subnets in the same Availability Zone because this creates duplicate EFS mount targets for that AZ. Validate or derive one subnet per AZ before creating aws_efs_mount_target.vm.
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+ file_system_id = aws_efs_file_system.vm.id
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P2: The o11y-grafana build context is the repository root, but the repo-root .dockerignore only excludes e2e/ caches and the e2e node_modules/playwright output (.dockerignore in-tree). The Dockerfile only needs docker-compose/local/grafana/..., so every docker compose build from make run-o11y ships the entire repo — including frontend/node_modules, backend/.venv, and .git — to the Docker daemon. In a normal dev checkout this makes the grafana build noticeably slow on every stack start. Consider scoping the context down to docker-compose/local (and adjusting the COPY paths in the Dockerfile to grafana/...) or adding a dedicated .dockerignore for this build so the context only contains the provisioning/dashboards subtree.
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<comment>The o11y-grafana build context is the repository root, but the repo-root `.dockerignore` only excludes `e2e/` caches and the e2e node_modules/playwright output (`.dockerignore` in-tree). The Dockerfile only needs `docker-compose/local/grafana/...`, so every `docker compose build` from `make run-o11y` ships the entire repo — including `frontend/node_modules`, `backend/.venv`, and `.git` — to the Docker daemon. In a normal dev checkout this makes the grafana build noticeably slow on every stack start. Consider scoping the context down to `docker-compose/local` (and adjusting the COPY paths in the Dockerfile to `grafana/...`) or adding a dedicated `.dockerignore` for this build so the context only contains the provisioning/dashboards subtree.</comment>
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container_name: nest-o11y-grafana
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+ context: ../../
+ dockerfile: docker/grafana/Dockerfile
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| COPY docker-compose/local/grafana/provisioning /etc/grafana/provisioning | ||
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P3: The USER grafana line is a redundant no-op: the grafana-oss base image already ends with USER 472 (the numeric UID of the grafana user), so the process already drops to the non-root grafana user before entrypoint. The added directive adds no behavior. Removing it (or replacing the COPYs by chowning to grafana if write access is ever needed) keeps the image definition aligned with the base image's user model.
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<comment>The `USER grafana` line is a redundant no-op: the grafana-oss base image already ends with `USER 472` (the numeric UID of the `grafana` user), so the process already drops to the non-root grafana user before entrypoint. The added directive adds no behavior. Removing it (or replacing the COPYs by chowning to `grafana` if write access is ever needed) keeps the image definition aligned with the base image's user model.</comment>
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In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/grafana.tftest.hcl`:
- Line 64: Update the assertion involving
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| assert { | ||
| condition = ( | ||
| jsondecode(aws_iam_role.grafana_execution.assume_role_policy).Statement[0].Principal.Service == "ecs-tasks.amazonaws.com" && | ||
| aws_iam_role_policy_attachment.grafana_image_pull.role == aws_iam_role.grafana_execution.name |
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Assert the attached policy ARN.
Line 64 verifies only the target role. The test still passes if aws_iam_role_policy_attachment.grafana_image_pull.policy_arn changes to a different policy. Assert that it equals aws_iam_policy.grafana_image_pull.arn.
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jsondecode(aws_iam_role.grafana_execution.assume_role_policy).Statement[0].Principal.Service == "ecs-tasks.amazonaws.com" &&
- aws_iam_role_policy_attachment.grafana_image_pull.role == aws_iam_role.grafana_execution.name
+ aws_iam_role_policy_attachment.grafana_image_pull.role == aws_iam_role.grafana_execution.name &&
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| aws_iam_role_policy_attachment.grafana_image_pull.role == aws_iam_role.grafana_execution.name | |
| aws_iam_role_policy_attachment.grafana_image_pull.role == aws_iam_role.grafana_execution.name && | |
| aws_iam_role_policy_attachment.grafana_image_pull.policy_arn == aws_iam_policy.grafana_image_pull.arn |
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In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/grafana.tftest.hcl` at line 64,
Update the assertion involving aws_iam_role_policy_attachment.grafana_image_pull
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1 issue found across 5 files (changes from recent commits).
Confidence score: 5/5
infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/grafana.tftest.hcldoes not assert the attachment's policy ARN, so the test could pass if the Grafana execution role uses a different policy; add an ARN assertion to cover this configuration.
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<violation number="1" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/grafana.tftest.hcl:64">
P3: Assert the attachment's policy ARN so this test fails if the Grafana execution role is attached to a different policy.</violation>
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| condition = ( | ||
| jsondecode(aws_iam_role.grafana_execution.assume_role_policy).Statement[0].Principal.Service == "ecs-tasks.amazonaws.com" && | ||
| aws_iam_role_policy_attachment.grafana_image_pull.role == aws_iam_role.grafana_execution.name |
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P3: Assert the attachment's policy ARN so this test fails if the Grafana execution role is attached to a different policy.
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+ assert {
+ condition = (
+ jsondecode(aws_iam_role.grafana_execution.assume_role_policy).Statement[0].Principal.Service == "ecs-tasks.amazonaws.com" &&
+ aws_iam_role_policy_attachment.grafana_image_pull.role == aws_iam_role.grafana_execution.name
+ )
+ error_message = "Image pull permissions must belong to the dedicated Grafana ECS execution role."
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3 issues found across 5 files (changes from recent commits).
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- In
.github/workflows/run-image-scan.yaml, the inline Grafana Trivy command can drift from the establishedmake security-image-scanbehavior and its image/config handling; route the scan through the shared make target. - In
.github/workflows/run-image-build.yaml, omitting BuildKitcache-from/cache-tomeans Grafana releases may rebuild base layers unnecessarily, increasing build time; add the registry cache settings used by the other images. - In
.github/workflows/run-image-sign.yaml, the explicitcosign verifyrepeats verification already performed bycosign-image-by-digest.sh sign, adding workflow work without coverage; remove the redundant verification step.
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<file name=".github/workflows/run-image-scan.yaml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/run-image-scan.yaml:106">
P2: The new Grafana scan re-implements the trivy image-scan command inline instead of going through a make target like the backend/frontend scans do (`make security-image-scan`). The trivy image extraction, config/ignorefile/cache mounts, and `--image-config-scanners misconfig,secret` flags are hard-coded here, duplicating backend/make/security.mk and frontend/make/security.mk. Any trivy version or config change must now be edited in three places and the CI pattern diverges from the centralized make-target approach. Add a `grafana-security-image-scan` make target (mirroring the existing ones) and call it from the workflow, keeping scanner configuration in one place.</violation>
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P3: The `sign` command in cosign-image-by-digest.sh already runs `cosign verify` after signing, so the subsequent `cosign-image-by-digest.sh verify "$GRAFANA_IMAGE"` line re-verifies the same image with no added coverage. Drop the redundant verify line; keep only the sign call and the SBOM verification.</violation>
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P3: The new Grafana build step omits the BuildKit `cache-from`/`cache-to` used by the backend and frontend builds in the same job, so each release rebuilds Grafana from the full base layers instead of reusing the registry/GHA cache. Add a `GRAFANA_CACHE_REF` env var and pass it through cache-from/cache-to to match the sibling builds.</violation>
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| -v "$PWD/.trivy.yaml:/.trivy.yaml:ro" \ | ||
| -v "$PWD/.trivyignore.yaml:/.trivyignore.yaml:ro" \ | ||
| -v "$PWD/.trivy-cache:/root/.cache/trivy" \ | ||
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P2: The new Grafana scan re-implements the trivy image-scan command inline instead of going through a make target like the backend/frontend scans do (make security-image-scan). The trivy image extraction, config/ignorefile/cache mounts, and --image-config-scanners misconfig,secret flags are hard-coded here, duplicating backend/make/security.mk and frontend/make/security.mk. Any trivy version or config change must now be edited in three places and the CI pattern diverges from the centralized make-target approach. Add a grafana-security-image-scan make target (mirroring the existing ones) and call it from the workflow, keeping scanner configuration in one place.
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<comment>The new Grafana scan re-implements the trivy image-scan command inline instead of going through a make target like the backend/frontend scans do (`make security-image-scan`). The trivy image extraction, config/ignorefile/cache mounts, and `--image-config-scanners misconfig,secret` flags are hard-coded here, duplicating backend/make/security.mk and frontend/make/security.mk. Any trivy version or config change must now be edited in three places and the CI pattern diverges from the centralized make-target approach. Add a `grafana-security-image-scan` make target (mirroring the existing ones) and call it from the workflow, keeping scanner configuration in one place.</comment>
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+ -v "$PWD/.trivy.yaml:/.trivy.yaml:ro" \
+ -v "$PWD/.trivyignore.yaml:/.trivyignore.yaml:ro" \
+ -v "$PWD/.trivy-cache:/root/.cache/trivy" \
+ "$trivy_image" image --config /.trivy.yaml \
+ --image-config-scanners misconfig,secret "$GRAFANA_IMAGE"
+
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| if: vars.ENABLE_GRAFANA_IMAGE == 'true' | ||
| run: | | ||
| bash .github/scripts/cosign-image-by-digest.sh sign "$GRAFANA_IMAGE" | ||
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P3: The sign command in cosign-image-by-digest.sh already runs cosign verify after signing, so the subsequent cosign-image-by-digest.sh verify "$GRAFANA_IMAGE" line re-verifies the same image with no added coverage. Drop the redundant verify line; keep only the sign call and the SBOM verification.
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+ if: vars.ENABLE_GRAFANA_IMAGE == 'true'
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+ bash .github/scripts/cosign-image-by-digest.sh sign "$GRAFANA_IMAGE"
+ bash .github/scripts/cosign-image-by-digest.sh verify "$GRAFANA_IMAGE"
+ bash .github/scripts/verify-ecr-image-sbom.sh verify "$GRAFANA_IMAGE"
timeout-minutes: 5
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P3: The new Grafana build step omits the BuildKit cache-from/cache-to used by the backend and frontend builds in the same job, so each release rebuilds Grafana from the full base layers instead of reusing the registry/GHA cache. Add a GRAFANA_CACHE_REF env var and pass it through cache-from/cache-to to match the sibling builds.
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+ exit 1
+ fi
+
+ - name: Build Grafana image
+ if: vars.ENABLE_GRAFANA_IMAGE == 'true'
+ uses: docker/build-push-action@53b7df96c91f9c12dcc8a07bcb9ccacbed38856a # v7.3.0
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In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/grafana-service.tf`:
- Line 13: Update the Grafana container definition to enable initial
administrator creation by removing or disabling
GF_SECURITY_DISABLE_INITIAL_ADMIN_CREATION, and provide
GF_SECURITY_ADMIN_PASSWORD through an ECS secrets mapping backed by Secrets
Manager. Preserve the existing security settings and ensure the administrator is
available on first deployment.
- Line 167: Add a load_balancer block to the aws_ecs_service.grafana resource,
referencing the Grafana target group and configuring container_name as grafana
and container_port as 3000. Ensure the associated target group uses target_type
"ip" for the awsvpc Fargate service.
- Line 152: Update the grafana_image variable definition and its validation to
document or enforce that the referenced Grafana image supports ARM64, while
preserving the existing digest-format validation. Ensure the requirement is
applied to the input consumed by the Grafana task definition’s cpu_architecture
setting.
- Around line 9-13: Add a Grafana Secrets Manager credential source, grant the
ECS execution role permission to read it, and inject the secret into
aws_ecs_task_definition.grafana through the container definition’s secrets field
when grafana_desired_count is nonzero. Add a Terraform assertion validating that
the secret exists, is accessible by the execution role, and is wired into the
Grafana container.
In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/README.md`:
- Around line 60-63: Update the observability infrastructure to expose Grafana
through an ALB: add the HTTPS listener, Grafana target group and registration,
and the required security-group ingress/egress path. Validate the resulting
Grafana endpoint before release, then update the README to describe the
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| { name = "GF_AUTH_ANONYMOUS_ENABLED", value = "false" }, | ||
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| { name = "GF_SECURITY_DISABLE_INITIAL_ADMIN_CREATION", value = "true" }, |
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Add the Grafana secret and ECS injection contract.
When grafana_desired_count is nonzero, aws_ecs_task_definition.grafana uses a container definition with no secrets entry. The module also creates no Grafana Secrets Manager secret or equivalent credential source. Add the required secret, grant the ECS execution role access to it, inject it through ECS secrets, and add a Terraform assertion for this contract.
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Add a Grafana Secrets Manager credential source, grant the ECS execution role
permission to read it, and inject the secret into
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| { name = "GF_AUTH_ANONYMOUS_ENABLED", value = "false" }, | ||
| { name = "GF_USERS_ALLOW_SIGN_UP", value = "false" }, | ||
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Create the initial Grafana administrator.
On the first deployment, the new /grafana EFS directory has no Grafana user database. This setting prevents Grafana from creating its initial administrator. Anonymous access and self-signup are also disabled, and the container definition has no ECS secrets mapping. The enabled service has no account that can authenticate. Grafana documents this setting as disabling first-start administrator creation. (grafana.com)
Inject the Secrets Manager password into GF_SECURITY_ADMIN_PASSWORD and enable initial administrator creation, or provision an administrator before the task starts.
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In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/grafana-service.tf` at line 13, Update
the Grafana container definition to enable initial administrator creation by
removing or disabling GF_SECURITY_DISABLE_INITIAL_ADMIN_CREATION, and provide
GF_SECURITY_ADMIN_PASSWORD through an ECS secrets mapping backed by Secrets
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| container_definitions = jsonencode([local.grafana_container_definition]) | ||
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Require grafana_image to reference an ARM64 Grafana image.
The Grafana task definition sets cpu_architecture = "ARM64" and uses var.grafana_image unchanged. The variable validation checks only the digest format, so an amd64-only digest can pass validation and cause the task to fail to start. The build workflow produces linux/arm64, but the release workflow does not supply grafana_image; callers can provide another digest. Document or enforce the ARM64 requirement for this input.
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In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/grafana-service.tf` at line 152, Update
the grafana_image variable definition and its validation to document or enforce
that the referenced Grafana image supports ARM64, while preserving the existing
digest-format validation. Ensure the requirement is applied to the input
consumed by the Grafana task definition’s cpu_architecture setting.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Associate the ECS service with the Grafana target group.
This service has no load_balancer block. ECS therefore does not register Grafana task ENIs with an ALB target group, so the requested Grafana listener has no service-managed targets. Add a load_balancer block for the Grafana target group, container name grafana, and container port 3000. Use an ip target group for this awsvpc Fargate service. (registry.terraform.io)
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In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/grafana-service.tf` at line 167, Add a
load_balancer block to the aws_ecs_service.grafana resource, referencing the
Grafana target group and configuring container_name as grafana and
container_port as 3000. Ensure the associated target group uses target_type "ip"
for the awsvpc Fargate service.
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| The datasource uses VictoriaMetrics' private Cloud Map name, with security-group | ||
| rules allowing Grafana to query the metrics port. No application OTLP settings | ||
| are changed. No Grafana ingress is opened yet; ALB/HTTPS integration remains | ||
| pending. Anonymous access, self-signup, and initial default admin creation are |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Add the required Grafana ALB endpoint.
The documentation states that Grafana has no ingress and that ALB/HTTPS integration is pending. This does not meet the PR objective to add an ALB listener for Grafana access. Add the listener, target group, security-group path, and endpoint validation before release.
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In `@infrastructure/modules/observability/README.md` around lines 60 - 63, Update
the observability infrastructure to expose Grafana through an ALB: add the HTTPS
listener, Grafana target group and registration, and the required security-group
ingress/egress path. Validate the resulting Grafana endpoint before release,
then update the README to describe the completed ALB/HTTPS access instead of
pending integration.
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2 existing issues remain and 15 new issues found across 29 files
Confidence score: 1/5
infrastructure/modules/observability/main.tfhas an AWS provider constraint incompatible with the root constraint, so the live configuration cannot initialize; align the module and root provider versions.infrastructure/modules/observability/grafana-service.tfdisables Grafana's initial administrator on a fresh/grafanaaccess point while anonymous access and signup remain disabled, leaving the service without a login; enable bootstrap with an injected admin password.infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/setup/main.tfmay prevent integration tests from creating or resolving the private Cloud Map namespace, and its KMS policy may deny CloudWatch Logs delivery; enable VPC DNS attributes and authorize the regional Logs service principal.infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/grafana.tftest.hclandunit.tftest.hclleave security-group ports, protocols, sources, EFS access-point mounting, and the VM endpoint insufficiently asserted, whilevariables.tfaccepts non-ARM64 Grafana images; strengthen these checks and enforce or document the ARM64 image requirement.
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<file name="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/setup/main.tf">
<violation number="1" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/setup/main.tf:35">
P2: When the integration task writes logs, this fixture KMS key causes CloudWatch Logs delivery to fail with KMS access denied because its default policy does not authorize the regional Logs service principal. Add the CloudWatch Logs statement used by the `kms` module to this test key policy.</violation>
</file>
<file name="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/setup/.gitignore">
<violation number="1" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/setup/.gitignore:1">
P3: This makes `tests/setup` the only Terraform directory in the repo whose dependency lock file is not committed: every module, live, bootstrap, and state directory tracks `.terraform.lock.hcl`, and the root `.gitignore` deliberately keeps lock files out of its `**/.terraform/` rule. With the lock untracked, the fixture is pinned only by the `~> 6.53.0` constraint in main.tf, so provider versions and checksums are never locked and test behavior can drift with patch releases. Follow the repo convention and commit the lock file for this fixture, or add a comment documenting why it is deliberately exempt.</violation>
</file>
<file name="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/grafana.tftest.hcl">
<violation number="1" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/grafana.tftest.hcl:84">
P1: This test does not verify that the Grafana volume is actually mounted through `aws_efs_access_point.grafana`. A regression could keep encryption and `/var/lib/grafana` while mounting the metrics access point, so assert the volume's `authorization_config.access_point_id` matches the Grafana access point.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/grafana.tftest.hcl:93">
P2: The environment assertion omits `GF_USERS_ALLOW_SIGN_UP`, so a regression could re-enable Grafana self-signup while all current checks pass. Assert that this setting remains `false` alongside the other authentication controls.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/grafana.tftest.hcl:95">
P1: These assertions do not prove that only Grafana can reach VictoriaMetrics. Assert both rules' protocols, ports, and source security groups so a public or unrelated source cannot pass the test.</violation>
</file>
<file name="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/unit.tftest.hcl">
<violation number="1" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/unit.tftest.hcl:38">
P2: Compare the mount-target subnet IDs with `var.subnet_ids`, rather than comparing only their counts, so targets cannot silently move to different subnets.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/unit.tftest.hcl:56">
P1: Assert the source security group for every application rule, not only `sg-backend`; otherwise an unintended public or unrelated ingest rule can pass the unit suite.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/unit.tftest.hcl:56">
P3: This test still passes if the application rule becomes egress, uses another protocol, or targets a different destination port. Assert the complete ingress TCP rule, including `type`, `protocol`, and `to_port`.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/unit.tftest.hcl:70">
P1: Validate the complete EFS ingress rule, including `to_port`, TCP protocol, and `source_security_group_id`; the current assertion can pass while EFS is reachable through an incorrect rule.</violation>
<violation number="5" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/unit.tftest.hcl:165">
P2: Cover the other taggable observability resources, or narrow this test's name and error messages; the current test does not verify the `common_tags` contract it claims to cover.</violation>
<violation number="6" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/unit.tftest.hcl:184">
P2: Assert `output.vm_endpoint` here as well, because the stable host:port endpoint is the feature contract and is not covered by the current service-discovery assertions.</violation>
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<file name="infrastructure/modules/observability/main.tf">
<violation number="1" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/main.tf:7">
P0: This provider pin prevents the live configuration from initializing because no AWS provider version satisfies both this module's `~> 6.53.0` constraint and the root's `~> 6.58.0` constraint. Align this module with the repository-wide `~> 6.58.0` pin.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/main.tf:316">
P2: On a fresh deployment, this service can launch tasks before the ECS execution policy attachment is applied, so the log driver cannot create streams or publish events. Add the execution-policy attachment to this service's `depends_on`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="infrastructure/modules/observability/grafana-service.tf">
<violation number="1" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/grafana-service.tf:13">
P1: On a fresh `/grafana` access point, this disables Grafana's initial administrator while anonymous access and signup remain off, leaving the running service without a login. Enable bootstrap with an injected admin password or provision an administrator before startup.</violation>
</file>
<file name="infrastructure/modules/observability/variables.tf">
<violation number="1" location="infrastructure/modules/observability/variables.tf:38">
P2: Document or enforce that `grafana_image` is an ARM64 image. The task definition forces ARM64, but this validation accepts any digest, so an amd64-only image can fail at task startup.</violation>
</file>
Requires human review: Auto-approval blocked because this review re-detected 2 unresolved issues already reported by Cubic.
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| aws = { | ||
| source = "hashicorp/aws" | ||
| version = "~> 6.53.0" |
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<comment>This provider pin prevents the live configuration from initializing because no AWS provider version satisfies both this module's `~> 6.53.0` constraint and the root's `~> 6.58.0` constraint. Align this module with the repository-wide `~> 6.58.0` pin.</comment>
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+ required_providers {
+ aws = {
+ source = "hashicorp/aws"
+ version = "~> 6.53.0"
+ }
+ }
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| { for e in local.grafana_container_definition.environment : e.name => e.value }["GF_AUTH_ANONYMOUS_ENABLED"] == "false" && | ||
| { for e in local.grafana_container_definition.environment : e.name => e.value }["GF_SECURITY_DISABLE_INITIAL_ADMIN_CREATION"] == "true" && | ||
| { for e in local.grafana_container_definition.environment : e.name => e.value }["O11Y_METRICS_URL"] == "http://victoriametrics.nest-test-observability.internal:8428" && | ||
| aws_security_group_rule.grafana_to_metrics[0].from_port == 8428 && |
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P1: These assertions do not prove that only Grafana can reach VictoriaMetrics. Assert both rules' protocols, ports, and source security groups so a public or unrelated source cannot pass the test.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/grafana.tftest.hcl, line 95:
<comment>These assertions do not prove that only Grafana can reach VictoriaMetrics. Assert both rules' protocols, ports, and source security groups so a public or unrelated source cannot pass the test.</comment>
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+ { for e in local.grafana_container_definition.environment : e.name => e.value }["GF_AUTH_ANONYMOUS_ENABLED"] == "false" &&
+ { for e in local.grafana_container_definition.environment : e.name => e.value }["GF_SECURITY_DISABLE_INITIAL_ADMIN_CREATION"] == "true" &&
+ { for e in local.grafana_container_definition.environment : e.name => e.value }["O11Y_METRICS_URL"] == "http://victoriametrics.nest-test-observability.internal:8428" &&
+ aws_security_group_rule.grafana_to_metrics[0].from_port == 8428 &&
+ aws_security_group_rule.metrics_from_grafana[0].type == "ingress"
+ )
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| aws_efs_access_point.grafana[0].root_directory[0].path == "/grafana" && | ||
| aws_efs_access_point.grafana[0].posix_user[0].uid == 472 && | ||
| aws_efs_access_point.grafana[0].root_directory[0].creation_info[0].permissions == "0700" && | ||
| one(aws_ecs_task_definition.grafana[0].volume).efs_volume_configuration[0].transit_encryption == "ENABLED" && |
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P1: This test does not verify that the Grafana volume is actually mounted through aws_efs_access_point.grafana. A regression could keep encryption and /var/lib/grafana while mounting the metrics access point, so assert the volume's authorization_config.access_point_id matches the Grafana access point.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/grafana.tftest.hcl, line 84:
<comment>This test does not verify that the Grafana volume is actually mounted through `aws_efs_access_point.grafana`. A regression could keep encryption and `/var/lib/grafana` while mounting the metrics access point, so assert the volume's `authorization_config.access_point_id` matches the Grafana access point.</comment>
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+ aws_efs_access_point.grafana[0].root_directory[0].path == "/grafana" &&
+ aws_efs_access_point.grafana[0].posix_user[0].uid == 472 &&
+ aws_efs_access_point.grafana[0].root_directory[0].creation_info[0].permissions == "0700" &&
+ one(aws_ecs_task_definition.grafana[0].volume).efs_volume_configuration[0].transit_encryption == "ENABLED" &&
+ jsondecode(aws_ecs_task_definition.grafana[0].container_definitions)[0].mountPoints[0].containerPath == "/var/lib/grafana"
+ )
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| one(aws_ecs_task_definition.grafana[0].volume).efs_volume_configuration[0].transit_encryption == "ENABLED" && | |
| one(aws_ecs_task_definition.grafana[0].volume).efs_volume_configuration[0].transit_encryption == "ENABLED" && | |
| one(aws_ecs_task_definition.grafana[0].volume).efs_volume_configuration[0].authorization_config[0].access_point_id == aws_efs_access_point.grafana[0].id && |
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| condition = aws_security_group_rule.efs_from_vm.from_port == 2049 && aws_security_group_rule.efs_from_vm.type == "ingress" |
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P1: Validate the complete EFS ingress rule, including to_port, TCP protocol, and source_security_group_id; the current assertion can pass while EFS is reachable through an incorrect rule.
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<comment>Validate the complete EFS ingress rule, including `to_port`, TCP protocol, and `source_security_group_id`; the current assertion can pass while EFS is reachable through an incorrect rule.</comment>
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+ command = plan
+
+ assert {
+ condition = aws_security_group_rule.efs_from_vm.from_port == 2049 && aws_security_group_rule.efs_from_vm.type == "ingress"
+ error_message = "EFS must only allow NFS ingress on port 2049."
+ }
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| condition = aws_security_group_rule.vm_ingest_from_apps["sg-backend"].source_security_group_id == "sg-backend" |
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P1: Assert the source security group for every application rule, not only sg-backend; otherwise an unintended public or unrelated ingest rule can pass the unit suite.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/unit.tftest.hcl, line 56:
<comment>Assert the source security group for every application rule, not only `sg-backend`; otherwise an unintended public or unrelated ingest rule can pass the unit suite.</comment>
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+ command = plan
+
+ assert {
+ condition = aws_security_group_rule.vm_ingest_from_apps["sg-backend"].source_security_group_id == "sg-backend"
+ error_message = "VM ingest must be restricted to application security groups, not public CIDRs."
+ }
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| condition = aws_security_group_rule.vm_ingest_from_apps["sg-backend"].source_security_group_id == "sg-backend" | |
| condition = alltrue([for sg_id in var.app_security_group_ids : aws_security_group_rule.vm_ingest_from_apps[sg_id].source_security_group_id == sg_id]) |
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| condition = aws_service_discovery_service.vm.dns_config[0].dns_records[0].type == "A" |
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P2: Assert output.vm_endpoint here as well, because the stable host:port endpoint is the feature contract and is not covered by the current service-discovery assertions.
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+ }
+
+ assert {
+ condition = aws_service_discovery_service.vm.dns_config[0].dns_records[0].type == "A"
+ error_message = "The service discovery service must publish an A record."
+ }
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| condition = aws_service_discovery_service.vm.dns_config[0].dns_records[0].type == "A" | |
| condition = aws_service_discovery_service.vm.dns_config[0].dns_records[0].type == "A" && output.vm_endpoint == "victoriametrics.${var.project_name}-${var.environment}-observability.internal:${var.vm_port}" |
| registry_arn = aws_service_discovery_service.vm.arn | ||
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P2: On a fresh deployment, this service can launch tasks before the ECS execution policy attachment is applied, so the log driver cannot create streams or publish events. Add the execution-policy attachment to this service's depends_on.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At infrastructure/modules/observability/main.tf, line 316:
<comment>On a fresh deployment, this service can launch tasks before the ECS execution policy attachment is applied, so the log driver cannot create streams or publish events. Add the execution-policy attachment to this service's `depends_on`.</comment>
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+ registry_arn = aws_service_discovery_service.vm.arn
+ }
+
+ depends_on = [aws_efs_mount_target.vm]
+}
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| default = null | ||
| validation { | ||
| condition = var.grafana_image == null ? true : can(regex("^[^@]+@sha256:[0-9a-f]{64}$", var.grafana_image)) |
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P2: Document or enforce that grafana_image is an ARM64 image. The task definition forces ARM64, but this validation accepts any digest, so an amd64-only image can fail at task startup.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At infrastructure/modules/observability/variables.tf, line 38:
<comment>Document or enforce that `grafana_image` is an ARM64 image. The task definition forces ARM64, but this validation accepts any digest, so an amd64-only image can fail at task startup.</comment>
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+ type = string
+ default = null
+ validation {
+ condition = var.grafana_image == null ? true : can(regex("^[^@]+@sha256:[0-9a-f]{64}$", var.grafana_image))
+ error_message = "grafana_image must be null or an image reference pinned by SHA256 digest."
+ }
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P3: This makes tests/setup the only Terraform directory in the repo whose dependency lock file is not committed: every module, live, bootstrap, and state directory tracks .terraform.lock.hcl, and the root .gitignore deliberately keeps lock files out of its **/.terraform/ rule. With the lock untracked, the fixture is pinned only by the ~> 6.53.0 constraint in main.tf, so provider versions and checksums are never locked and test behavior can drift with patch releases. Follow the repo convention and commit the lock file for this fixture, or add a comment documenting why it is deliberately exempt.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/setup/.gitignore, line 1:
<comment>This makes `tests/setup` the only Terraform directory in the repo whose dependency lock file is not committed: every module, live, bootstrap, and state directory tracks `.terraform.lock.hcl`, and the root `.gitignore` deliberately keeps lock files out of its `**/.terraform/` rule. With the lock untracked, the fixture is pinned only by the `~> 6.53.0` constraint in main.tf, so provider versions and checksums are never locked and test behavior can drift with patch releases. Follow the repo convention and commit the lock file for this fixture, or add a comment documenting why it is deliberately exempt.</comment>
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| condition = aws_security_group_rule.vm_ingest_from_apps["sg-backend"].source_security_group_id == "sg-backend" |
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P3: This test still passes if the application rule becomes egress, uses another protocol, or targets a different destination port. Assert the complete ingress TCP rule, including type, protocol, and to_port.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At infrastructure/modules/observability/tests/unit.tftest.hcl, line 56:
<comment>This test still passes if the application rule becomes egress, uses another protocol, or targets a different destination port. Assert the complete ingress TCP rule, including `type`, `protocol`, and `to_port`.</comment>
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+ command = plan
+
+ assert {
+ condition = aws_security_group_rule.vm_ingest_from_apps["sg-backend"].source_security_group_id == "sg-backend"
+ error_message = "VM ingest must be restricted to application security groups, not public CIDRs."
+ }
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| condition = aws_security_group_rule.vm_ingest_from_apps["sg-backend"].source_security_group_id == "sg-backend" | |
| condition = ( | |
| aws_security_group_rule.vm_ingest_from_apps["sg-backend"].source_security_group_id == "sg-backend" && | |
| aws_security_group_rule.vm_ingest_from_apps["sg-backend"].type == "ingress" && | |
| aws_security_group_rule.vm_ingest_from_apps["sg-backend"].protocol == "tcp" && | |
| aws_security_group_rule.vm_ingest_from_apps["sg-backend"].to_port == var.vm_port | |
| ) |
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Resolves: #5356
Depends on #5341