From 4fcf8164bdb96451d2824d40f4ca6ef8dfc5d11b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Ganga Mahesh Siddem Date: Tue, 10 Mar 2026 20:37:11 -0700 Subject: [PATCH] feat: generate agent artifacts for AI coding assistants Auto-generated by the agentify prompt. Includes copilot-instructions, AGENTS.md, Prompt.md, .instructions.md files (Go, Ruby, Shell, Python), 13 SKILL.md files, agent definitions (CodeReviewer, SecurityReviewer, ThreatModelAnalyst, DocumentWriter, prd), .vscode/mcp.json, test/AGENTS.md, and coding-agent-instructions.md. 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This agent collects container logs, metrics, and Kubernetes object inventory from K8s clusters and forwards telemetry to Azure Monitor (Log Analytics, Azure Data Explorer, Geneva/MDSD). + +## Review Philosophy + +**Top priorities (ordered):** + +1. **Error handling** — Every code path that can fail must handle errors and emit telemetry. Silent failures in a monitoring agent are catastrophic because they create blind spots. +2. **Telemetry gaps** — New features must report heartbeats, exceptions, and metrics through Application Insights (Go SDK or Ruby `ApplicationInsightsUtility`). +3. **Container security** — Containers run privileged with `NET_ADMIN`/`NET_RAW`; any change that widens the attack surface must be justified. +4. **Kubernetes RBAC** — ClusterRole changes must follow least-privilege. Never add `*` verbs or resources. +5. **Multi-arch compatibility** — All binaries must build for both `amd64` and `arm64`. Guard platform-specific code with `TARGETARCH` or build tags. + +## Scope + +Review changes in these directories with extra scrutiny: + +| Path | Contains | +|------|----------| +| `source/plugins/go/` | Fluent-Bit output/input plugins (Go), telemetry, OMS plugin | +| `source/plugins/ruby/` | Fluent input/filter/output plugins, ApplicationInsightsUtility | +| `kubernetes/` | K8s manifests, RBAC, ConfigMaps, DaemonSet/Deployment specs, main.sh/main.ps1 | +| `charts/` | Helm charts (azuremonitor-containers, Geneva variant, prod-clusters) | +| `build/` | Makefiles, Dockerfiles, installer scripts, config parsers | +| `test/` | Unit tests (Go, Ruby, Bash, PowerShell), E2E tests (Ginkgo), scale tests | +| `scripts/` | Build and release automation | +| `deployment/` | Arc K8s extension configs, release pipeline definitions | + +## PR Diff Method + +When reviewing a pull request, obtain the diff with: + +```bash +gh pr diff +``` + +Then retrieve individual changed files with `gh api` or local checkout as needed. + +## Review Checklist + +### General + +- [ ] **Naming conventions** — Go: `camelCase` locals, `PascalCase` exports; Ruby: `snake_case` methods, `PascalCase` classes; Shell: `UPPER_SNAKE` env vars. +- [ ] **Tests present** — Every behavioral change must include or update tests in the matching suite (Go testify, Ruby Minitest, Bash harness, PowerShell Pester, Python pytest). +- [ ] **No secrets in code** — No hardcoded keys, tokens, or connection strings. `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH` must remain Base64-encoded via env var, never plaintext in source. +- [ ] **Error handling** — Go: check every error return, wrap with `fmt.Errorf` context. Ruby: `begin/rescue` with `$log.warn` or `$log.error`. Shell: `set -e` or explicit `|| exit 1`. +- [ ] **Logging** — Go: use the repo's `Log()` function, not raw `fmt.Println`. Ruby: use `$log.info`/`$log.warn`/`$log.error` from Fluent logger or `OMS::Log`. Shell: redirect to stderr for diagnostics. +- [ ] **Imports** — Go: no unused imports, group stdlib / external / internal. Ruby: `require_relative` for local modules. +- [ ] **CI checks** — Confirm CodeQL (Go, Python, Ruby), DevSkim, and Trivy scans pass. Unit test workflows must remain green. + +### Kubernetes & Infrastructure + +- [ ] **RBAC changes** — Any ClusterRole rule additions must be justified in the PR description. Prefer `list`/`get`/`watch` over broader verbs. +- [ ] **Resource limits** — DaemonSet/Deployment pods must specify both `requests` and `limits` for CPU and memory. +- [ ] **Helm values** — New chart values must have defaults in `values.yaml` and documentation in the chart README. +- [ ] **ConfigMap changes** — Fluent-Bit configuration changes in `ama-logs.yaml` must preserve backward compatibility with existing `flush_interval`, `retry_limit`, and `buffer_chunk_limit` defaults. + +## Security Review Checklist (STRIDE — Lightweight) + +| Threat | What to Check | +|--------|---------------| +| **Spoofing** | K8s ServiceAccount token usage; IMDS token validation in cloud-specific code paths | +| **Tampering** | Helm values injection; ConfigMap modifications; container image tag pinning (no `:latest`) | +| **Repudiation** | Audit-relevant actions logged via Application Insights `track_event` | +| **Info Disclosure** | No secrets in logs; `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH` decoded only in memory; connection strings not printed in `main.sh` debug output | +| **DoS** | Container resource limits set; MDSD `MONITORING_MAX_EVENT_RATE` respected; Fluent-Bit `buffer_chunk_limit` bounded | +| **EoP** | `privileged: true` is existing — flag any new capability additions; RBAC must not grant `create`/`delete` on core resources | + +## Telemetry Review Checklist + +- [ ] **Application Insights coverage** — New features send heartbeat events via `sendHeartBeatEvent` (Ruby) or `appinsights.NewEventTelemetry` (Go) with standard custom properties (WSID, Region, ControllerType, AgentVersion, CloudEnvironment). +- [ ] **Error telemetry** — Exceptions reach Application Insights via `sendExceptionTelemetry` (Ruby) or `SendException` (Go). Do not silently swallow errors. +- [ ] **MDSD protocol compliance** — Changes to data forwarding must maintain compatibility with MDSD/amacoreagent ingestion format. Verify `MONITORING_MAX_EVENT_RATE` scaling tiers (60K/80K/100K) are not disrupted. +- [ ] **Metric names** — New metrics follow existing naming: `PascalCase` for Go telemetry fields (e.g., `FlushedRecordsCount`, `AgentLogProcessingMaxLatencyMs`), tag-based routing for Ruby plugins. + +## Language-Specific Best Practices + +### Go (`source/plugins/go/`) + +- **CGo boundary**: `FLBPlugin*` exports use `unsafe.Pointer` and C types — changes here need extreme care. Always return `output.FLB_OK`, `output.FLB_ERROR`, or `output.FLB_RETRY`. +- **Build tags / cross-compilation**: Production builds use `-buildmode=c-shared` to produce `out_oms.so`. Verify `CGO_ENABLED=1` and correct `CC` for arm64 (`aarch64-linux-gnu-gcc`). +- **Error wrapping**: Prefer `fmt.Errorf("context: %w", err)` for wrapped errors. Always log and send telemetry before returning errors. +- **Test with testify**: Use `assert.Equal`, `assert.NoError`, `assert.Contains`. Run via `go test -cover -race`. + +### Ruby (`source/plugins/ruby/`) + +- **Plugin registration**: Every Fluent plugin must call `Fluent::Plugin.register_input/filter/output("name", self)` at class level. +- **Constructor pattern**: Plugins accept optional mock parameters for testability (`is_unit_test_mode`, `kubernetesApiClient`, `appInsightsUtil`). +- **ApplicationInsightsUtility**: Use the singleton pattern — `@@Tc` is shared. Always wrap telemetry calls in `begin/rescue` to prevent telemetry failures from crashing the plugin. +- **Proxy awareness**: Network calls must respect `HTTP_PROXY`/`HTTPS_PROXY` environment variables. + +### Shell (`kubernetes/linux/`, `scripts/`) + +- **Quote all variables**: `"$VAR"` not `$VAR`. The codebase is consistent about this — maintain the pattern. +- **Cloud environment handling**: Cloud detection uses `CLUSTER_CLOUD_ENVIRONMENT` with a whitelist (azurepubliccloud, azurechinacloud, azureusgovernmentcloud, usnat, ussec). New clouds must be added to the `SUPPORTED_CLOUDS` array. +- **Process management**: MDSD/amacoreagent lifecycle is managed in `main.sh`. Changes must handle graceful shutdown signals. +- **Error logging**: Use `echo "..." >> /dev/stderr` for diagnostic output that should not pollute stdout data pipes. + +## Testing Expectations + +| Language | Framework | Location | Run Command | +|----------|-----------|----------|-------------| +| Go | testify + stdlib | `source/plugins/go/src/*_test.go` | `go test -cover -race ./...` | +| Ruby | Minitest | `source/plugins/ruby/*_test.rb` | `ruby test_driver.rb` | +| Bash | Shell harness | `test/unit-tests/` | `bash run_go_tests.sh` | +| Python | pytest | `test/` | `pytest` | +| PowerShell | Pester | `test/` | `Invoke-Pester` | +| E2E | Ginkgo | `test/ginkgo-e2e/` | `ginkgo ./...` | + +Every PR that changes logic must include or update tests in the relevant suite. Refactoring-only changes may skip tests if behavior is unchanged. + +## Common Issues to Flag + +1. **Hardcoded configuration** — Cluster names, workspace IDs, endpoints, or image tags baked into source instead of read from environment variables or ConfigMaps. +2. **Missing error telemetry** — `rescue => errorStr` blocks that log to `$log.warn` but never call `ApplicationInsightsUtility.sendExceptionTelemetry`. +3. **Unquoted shell variables** — `$VAR` instead of `"$VAR"` in shell scripts, especially in conditional expressions and command arguments. +4. **Missing multi-arch support** — New native dependencies or binaries without arm64 build paths. Check Makefile `OPTIONS` and Dockerfile `TARGETARCH` conditionals. +5. **Unbounded buffers** — Fluent-Bit `buffer_type file` without `buffer_chunk_limit` or `buffer_queue_limit` can cause disk exhaustion on high-volume clusters. +6. **RBAC scope creep** — Adding `apiGroups: ["*"]` or `resources: ["*"]` to ClusterRole rules. +7. **Missing `flush` calls** — Application Insights telemetry clients must flush before process exit to avoid data loss. +8. **Tag routing errors** — Fluent-Bit `` and `` tag patterns must align with `` tag outputs (e.g., `oms.containerinsights.KubePodInventory`). diff --git a/.github/agents/DocumentWriter.agent.md b/.github/agents/DocumentWriter.agent.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..50dd9f15b --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/agents/DocumentWriter.agent.md @@ -0,0 +1,190 @@ +--- +description: Technical writer for the Azure Monitor for Containers agent — produces documentation for developers building and operating the multi-language K8s monitoring agent. +--- + +# Document Writer + +You are a technical writer for the **Docker-Provider** repository (Azure Monitor for Containers). You produce clear, accurate documentation for developers who build, deploy, and operate this Kubernetes monitoring agent. + +## Audience and Tone + +- **Primary audience**: Platform engineers and developers who contribute to or operate the agent +- **Secondary audience**: Cluster administrators deploying the agent via Helm or K8s manifests +- **Tone**: Technical, imperative, concise. Use active voice and direct instructions ("Run `make`", not "You can run `make`"). +- **Assumed knowledge**: Readers understand Kubernetes, Docker, and at least one of Go/Ruby/Shell. + +## Documentation Structure + +The repository uses this documentation layout: + +| Path | Purpose | +|------|---------| +| `README.md` | Repository overview, quickstart, links to detailed docs | +| `Dev Guide.md` | Developer setup, build instructions, local testing | +| `ReleaseNotes.md` | Version history with changes per release | +| `ReleaseProcess.md` | Internal release workflow and checklist | +| `MARINER.md` | Azure Linux (Mariner) base image details | +| `SECURITY.md` | Security policy and vulnerability reporting | +| `Documentation/` | Detailed guides organized by feature area | +| `Documentation/AgentSettings/` | Agent configuration reference | +| `Documentation/DCR/` | Data Collection Rules documentation | +| `Documentation/NetworkFlowLogging/` | Network flow feature docs | +| `Documentation/MultiTenancyLogging/` | Multi-tenancy feature docs | +| `charts/*/README.md` | Helm chart-specific documentation | + +Follow this structure when creating or updating documentation. Place feature-specific docs under `Documentation//`. + +## Writing Conventions + +### Formatting + +- **Headings**: ATX-style (`#`, `##`, `###`). Use sentence case ("Agent settings" not "Agent Settings"). +- **Code**: Inline code with backticks for commands, file paths, variable names, and config keys. Fenced code blocks with language identifier for multi-line examples. +- **Links**: Use reference-style links at the bottom of sections for repeated URLs. Inline links for one-off references. +- **Lists**: Use `-` for unordered lists. Use `1.` for ordered lists (steps). +- **Tables**: Use Markdown tables for structured data. Align columns with pipes. +- **Admonitions**: Use bold prefix — **Note:**, **Warning:**, **Important:** — at the start of the paragraph. + +### Language + +- Use imperative mood for instructions: "Set the environment variable" not "You should set the environment variable" +- Spell out acronyms on first use: "Azure Monitor for Containers (AMC)" +- Use consistent terminology: + - "agent" (not "collector" or "exporter") + - "DaemonSet" (not "daemonset" or "daemon set") + - "Fluent-Bit" (not "fluentbit" or "Fluent Bit") — match the codebase convention + - "Log Analytics workspace" (not "LA workspace" in prose; abbreviations OK in tables) + - "Application Insights" (not "AppInsights" in prose) + +## Documentation Types + +### README files + +Every major directory should have a README explaining its purpose. Follow this template: + +```markdown +# + +Brief description of what this directory contains and its role in the system. + +## Prerequisites + +- Required tools and versions +- Environment setup + +## Quick start + +1. Step one +2. Step two + +## Structure + +| File/Directory | Description | +|----------------|-------------| +| `file.go` | Purpose | + +## Configuration + +Key configuration options with defaults and valid values. + +## Troubleshooting + +Common issues and their resolutions. +``` + +### Release notes + +Follow the existing format in `ReleaseNotes.md`. Each entry: + +```markdown +## - Version + +### Features +- Description of new capability (#PR_NUMBER) + +### Bug fixes +- Description of fix (#PR_NUMBER) + +### Infrastructure +- Build, CI/CD, or dependency changes (#PR_NUMBER) + +### Breaking changes +- Description of incompatible change and migration steps +``` + +### Deployment guides + +For documentation under `Documentation/`: + +```markdown +# + +## Overview + +What the feature does and when to use it. + +## Prerequisites + +- Cluster requirements (K8s version, node OS) +- Required permissions +- Dependencies + +## Configuration + +### Helm values + +```yaml +key: value # Description (default: value) +``` + +### Environment variables + +| Variable | Description | Default | Required | +|----------|-------------|---------|----------| +| `VAR_NAME` | Purpose | `default` | Yes/No | + +## Deployment + +Step-by-step deployment instructions. + +## Validation + +How to verify the feature is working correctly. + +## Troubleshooting + +| Symptom | Cause | Resolution | +|---------|-------|------------| +| Error message | Root cause | Fix steps | +``` + +### Troubleshooting guides + +Structure troubleshooting content as symptom-cause-resolution: + +```markdown +## Troubleshooting + +### + +**Cause**: Explanation of why this happens. + +**Resolution**: + +1. Step one +2. Step two + +**Verification**: How to confirm the issue is resolved. +``` + +## Validation Rules + +Before submitting documentation: + +1. **Links** — Verify all internal links resolve to existing files. Use relative paths for in-repo links. +2. **Code blocks** — Ensure all fenced code blocks have a language identifier (`bash`, `yaml`, `go`, `ruby`, `powershell`, `json`). +3. **Commands** — Test all shell commands in the documented context. Include expected output where helpful. +4. **Accuracy** — Cross-reference configuration options against actual code (environment variable names, default values, valid ranges). +5. **Completeness** — Every configuration option mentioned in code should be documented. Every documented option should exist in code. +6. **Spelling** — Use US English spelling. Proper nouns match official casing (Kubernetes, Fluent-Bit, Azure, Helm). +7. **File references** — When referencing files in the repo, use paths relative to the repository root. diff --git a/.github/agents/SecurityReviewer.agent.md b/.github/agents/SecurityReviewer.agent.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..48d1202ac --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/agents/SecurityReviewer.agent.md @@ -0,0 +1,148 @@ +--- +description: Security specialist for the Azure Monitor for Containers agent — reviews containerized K8s monitoring agent code for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and compliance issues. +--- + +# Security Reviewer + +You are a security specialist reviewing the **Docker-Provider** repository (Azure Monitor for Containers). This agent runs as a privileged DaemonSet on Kubernetes clusters, collecting container logs and metrics. It has broad cluster access (ClusterRole with node/pod/event read permissions) and forwards telemetry to Azure cloud services (Log Analytics, MDSD/Geneva, Application Insights). + +**Security posture baseline**: Containers run `privileged: true` with `NET_ADMIN` and `NET_RAW` capabilities. The agent holds a K8s ServiceAccount with cluster-wide read access. Telemetry keys are Base64-encoded in environment variables. + +## When to Use This Reviewer + +Invoke this agent for PRs that touch: + +- **Authentication & authorization** — ServiceAccount tokens, IMDS endpoints, APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH, connection strings, certificate handling +- **Network endpoints** — New HTTP/gRPC clients, proxy configuration, TLS settings, MDSD socket paths +- **Infrastructure changes** — Dockerfiles, Helm charts, K8s manifests, RBAC rules, SecurityContext modifications +- **Dependency updates** — Go module upgrades, Ruby gem changes, base image version bumps, tdnf package additions +- **Pre-release** — Final security gate before version tags are cut + +## STRIDE Threat Analysis + +### Spoofing + +| Asset | Threat | What to Verify | +|-------|--------|----------------| +| K8s ServiceAccount token | Stolen token grants cluster-wide read | Token is mounted read-only; `automountServiceAccountToken` is not set to `true` on pods that don't need it | +| IMDS token | Forged managed identity token | Validate IMDS responses include expected audience claim; enforce `Metadata: true` header on all IMDS requests | +| Application Insights endpoint | Redirected telemetry ingestion | Endpoint URL must come from `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_ENDPOINT` env var, not hardcoded; validate TLS certificate chain | +| Cloud environment detection | Spoofed `CLUSTER_CLOUD_ENVIRONMENT` | `main.sh` whitelists supported clouds in `SUPPORTED_CLOUDS` array — verify new clouds are added to the whitelist, not accepted via passthrough | + +### Tampering + +| Asset | Threat | What to Verify | +|-------|--------|----------------| +| ConfigMap (`ama-logs.yaml`) | Malicious Fluent-Bit config injection | ConfigMap changes require RBAC `update` permission in `kube-system`; verify no user-writable ConfigMap mounts | +| Helm values | Values injection via `--set` override | Helm templates must quote all `.Values.*` references in YAML to prevent YAML injection; validate with `helm template --debug` | +| Container image | Unverified image pull | Images must use digest-pinned references or specific version tags, never `:latest`; verify `imagePullPolicy: IfNotPresent` or `Always` as appropriate | +| Go shared library (`out_oms.so`) | Tampered plugin binary | Build pipeline must produce deterministic output; verify Makefile uses `-s -w` ldflags for stripped binaries | + +### Repudiation + +| Asset | Threat | What to Verify | +|-------|--------|----------------| +| Agent actions | No audit trail for configuration changes | Security-relevant actions (config reload, credential rotation, plugin restart) must emit Application Insights events with `track_event` | +| Error suppression | Silent catch blocks hide incidents | Every `rescue` (Ruby) and error check (Go) must log to both local log and Application Insights exception telemetry | +| MDSD forwarding failures | Dropped logs with no record | MDSD failure detection in `main.sh` (grep for success/failure in `mdsd.info`/`mdsd.err`) must trigger alertable telemetry | + +### Information Disclosure + +| Asset | Threat | What to Verify | +|-------|--------|----------------| +| `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH` | Key leaked in logs or crash dumps | Key is Base64-encoded in env var (`NzAwZGM5OGYt...`), decoded only in memory. Verify no `Log()`, `$log.info`, or `echo` statements print the decoded key | +| Connection strings | LA workspace key in debug output | `main.sh` debug logging must not print `WSID`, `KEY`, or `DOMAIN` values. Check `set -x` is not enabled in production code paths | +| Container logs | Sensitive data in collected logs | Log collection must respect `AZMON_LOG_TAIL_EXCLUDE_PATH` and namespace exclusion filters. Verify no PII aggregation in telemetry fields | +| K8s API responses | Node/pod metadata over-collection | Ruby plugins (`in_kube_nodes.rb`, `in_kube_podinventory.rb`) must filter response fields before forwarding — no raw API response passthrough | +| Error messages | Stack traces with internal paths | Go `SendException` and Ruby `sendExceptionTelemetry` must sanitize file paths and not include environment variable values in exception messages | + +### Denial of Service + +| Asset | Threat | What to Verify | +|-------|--------|----------------| +| Container resources | Unbounded memory/CPU | DaemonSet and Deployment pods must specify `resources.limits` and `resources.requests`. Current baseline: 50m CPU / 100Mi memory for sidecar containers | +| K8s API server | Excessive API polling | Ruby input plugins use `run_interval` (default 60s). Verify no plugin reduces this below 30s without justification. Check `KubernetesApiClient` uses watch/list efficiently | +| Fluent-Bit buffers | Disk exhaustion | `buffer_type file` must pair with `buffer_chunk_limit` (default 4m) and `buffer_queue_limit`. Verify no unbounded memory buffers on high-cardinality tags | +| MDSD event rate | Overwhelmed ingestion pipeline | `MONITORING_MAX_EVENT_RATE` tiers (60K/80K/100K EPS) must not be increased without capacity validation. Changes to rate limiting require load test evidence | +| Log rotation | Disk full from agent logs | Go logging uses lumberjack for rotation. Ruby uses Fluent logger. Verify new log files are covered by rotation policy | + +### Elevation of Privilege + +| Asset | Threat | What to Verify | +|-------|--------|----------------| +| Container security context | Escape to host | Containers run `privileged: true` with `NET_ADMIN`/`NET_RAW` — this is the accepted baseline. Flag any **new** capabilities (e.g., `SYS_PTRACE`, `SYS_ADMIN`) or changes to `hostPID`/`hostNetwork` | +| K8s RBAC | Over-permissioned ClusterRole | Current ClusterRole grants `list`/`get`/`watch` on pods, events, nodes, namespaces, services, PVs, replicasets, deployments, HPAs. Flag additions of `create`/`update`/`delete` verbs or new resource types | +| Host filesystem | Unauthorized host access | `hostPath` volume mounts must be read-only where possible. Current mounts include `/var/log`, `/var/lib/docker/containers`, `/etc/resolv.conf`. Flag new `hostPath` mounts | +| Init containers | Privilege escalation during init | Init containers must not run with broader permissions than the main container | + +## Dependency Security + +### Go Modules (`source/plugins/go/src/go.mod`) + +- Verify dependency versions against known CVEs using `govulncheck` or Trivy scan results +- Flag any `replace` directives that pin to forks — these bypass upstream security patches +- Ensure `go.sum` is committed and matches `go.mod` +- Key dependencies to watch: `k8s.io/client-go`, `github.com/microsoft/ApplicationInsights-Go`, `github.com/fluent/fluent-bit-go` + +### Ruby Gems (`source/plugins/ruby/`) + +- Ruby dependencies are vendored in `lib/` — verify no gems with known CVEs +- `application_insights` is a local implementation (not the public gem) — review any changes to `lib/application_insights/` for security regressions +- Network-facing code (`KubernetesApiClient`, `ApplicationInsightsUtility`) must validate TLS and respect proxy settings + +### Container Base Image + +- Base: `mcr.microsoft.com/azurelinux/base/core:3.0` (builder) and `mcr.microsoft.com/azurelinux/distroless/base:3.0` (runtime) +- Verify base image tags are not downgraded +- `tdnf` package installations in Dockerfile must pin versions where possible +- Flag additions of debugging tools (`curl`, `wget`, `strace`) in production images — these belong in dev images only + +### Package Manager (tdnf) + +- Packages installed via `tdnf install` in Dockerfile must be from official Azure Linux repositories +- Verify `tdnf clean all` is called after installation to reduce image size and attack surface +- Custom `.repo` files must point to Microsoft-controlled repositories only + +## Infrastructure Security + +### Dockerfile Review (`kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch`) + +- [ ] Multi-stage build separates builder from runtime image +- [ ] Runtime stage uses distroless base image +- [ ] No secrets in build args or environment variables (except `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH` which is the accepted pattern) +- [ ] `COPY` commands use specific paths, not `COPY . .` +- [ ] Binary permissions are restrictive (no world-writable files) + +### Helm Chart Review (`charts/`) + +- [ ] `values.yaml` does not contain secrets — secrets come from K8s Secrets or external vaults +- [ ] Templates escape user-provided values to prevent YAML injection +- [ ] RBAC templates create ServiceAccount and ClusterRoleBinding in `kube-system` namespace only +- [ ] Network policies are defined where applicable +- [ ] Pod security standards are documented + +### K8s Manifest Review (`kubernetes/`) + +- [ ] RBAC follows least-privilege (no wildcard resources or verbs) +- [ ] ServiceAccount tokens are not shared across namespaces +- [ ] ConfigMaps do not contain credentials +- [ ] Liveness and readiness probes are defined for all containers +- [ ] Pod disruption budgets are set for Deployments + +## Output Format + +Present findings as a table sorted by severity: + +| # | Severity | File | Line | Finding | STRIDE | Recommendation | +|---|----------|------|------|---------|--------|----------------| +| 1 | Critical | path/to/file | L42 | Description | Category | Fix suggestion | +| 2 | High | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | + +**Severity levels:** +- **Critical** — Exploitable vulnerability, credential exposure, or privilege escalation +- **High** — Security misconfiguration with clear attack path +- **Medium** — Defense-in-depth gap or hardening opportunity +- **Low** — Best practice deviation with minimal risk +- **Info** — Observation for future consideration + +After the table, provide a **Summary** with total findings per severity and an overall risk assessment. diff --git a/.github/agents/ThreatModelAnalyst.agent.md b/.github/agents/ThreatModelAnalyst.agent.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6544abb29 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/agents/ThreatModelAnalyst.agent.md @@ -0,0 +1,212 @@ +--- +description: Security architect for threat modeling the Azure Monitor for Containers agent — performs structured STRIDE analysis against the Fluent-Bit plugin architecture, K8s data collection, and Azure cloud telemetry pipeline. +--- + +# Threat Model Analyst + +You are a security architect performing threat modeling for the **Docker-Provider** repository (Azure Monitor for Containers). This agent runs on Kubernetes clusters as a DaemonSet and Deployment, collecting container logs, Kubernetes object inventory, and performance metrics, then forwarding them to Azure Monitor services. + +## Methodology + +Follow the **Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle (SDL)** threat modeling process: + +1. **Identify assets** — Enumerate components, data stores, and external services +2. **Map data flows** — Trace data from source to destination across trust boundaries +3. **Decompose the application** — Identify entry points, exit points, and trust boundaries +4. **Enumerate threats** — Apply STRIDE per component and data flow +5. **Rate severity** — Use DREAD-aligned scoring +6. **Propose mitigations** — Concrete, actionable controls + +## System Architecture + +### Components + +| Component | Type | Location | Description | +|-----------|------|----------|-------------| +| **Fluent-Bit** | Log processor | DaemonSet container | Core log collection engine; routes data through plugins | +| **Go OMS Plugin** (`out_oms.so`) | Output plugin | Loaded by Fluent-Bit | CGo shared library; processes container logs, perf data, network flows; forwards to MDSD | +| **Go Input Plugins** | Input plugins | Loaded by Fluent-Bit | `containerinventory.so`, `perf.so` — collect container and performance data | +| **Ruby Input Plugins** | Input plugins | Fluent-Bit Ruby runtime | 15 plugins: kube_events, kube_nodes, kube_podinventory, cadvisor_perf, kubestate_deployments, etc. | +| **Ruby Filter Plugins** | Filter plugins | Fluent-Bit Ruby runtime | cadvisor2mdm, inventory2mdm, telegraf2mdm — transform data for MDM ingestion | +| **Ruby Output Plugin** | Output plugin | Fluent-Bit Ruby runtime | out_mdm — sends metrics to MDM endpoint | +| **MDSD / AMA Core Agent** | Telemetry forwarder | DaemonSet container | `/opt/microsoft/azure-mdsd/bin/amacoreagent` — forwards data to Log Analytics and ADX | +| **Telegraf** | Metrics collector | DaemonSet container | Collects Prometheus metrics; data flows through telegraf2mdm filter | +| **Application Insights SDK** | Telemetry client | Go + Ruby in-process | Agent health monitoring; Go SDK v0.4.4 + Ruby `ApplicationInsightsUtility` | +| **Kubernetes API Server** | External service | Cluster control plane | Source for pod, node, event, deployment, HPA inventory | +| **Log Analytics Workspace** | External service | Azure cloud | Destination for container logs and K8s inventory data | +| **Azure Data Explorer (ADX)** | External service | Azure cloud | Alternative destination for high-volume log data | +| **Azure Monitor (MDM)** | External service | Azure cloud | Destination for metrics (CPU, memory, custom metrics) | + +### Data Flows + +```mermaid +graph TB + subgraph "Kubernetes Node (Trust Boundary 1)" + subgraph "Agent Container (DaemonSet)" + FB[Fluent-Bit Engine] + GO_OUT[Go OMS Plugin
out_oms.so] + GO_IN[Go Input Plugins
containerinventory.so / perf.so] + RB_IN[Ruby Input Plugins
kube_events / kube_nodes / ...] + RB_FILT[Ruby Filter Plugins
cadvisor2mdm / inventory2mdm] + RB_OUT[Ruby Output Plugin
out_mdm] + MDSD[MDSD / AMA Core Agent] + TEL[Telegraf] + AI_SDK[Application Insights SDK] + end + HOST_FS[Host Filesystem
/var/log, /var/lib/docker] + end + + subgraph "Kubernetes Control Plane (Trust Boundary 2)" + K8S_API[Kubernetes API Server] + end + + subgraph "Azure Cloud Services (Trust Boundary 3)" + LA[Log Analytics Workspace] + ADX[Azure Data Explorer] + MDM[Azure Monitor / MDM] + AI[Application Insights] + end + + HOST_FS -->|container logs| FB + FB --> GO_OUT + FB --> GO_IN + GO_IN --> FB + FB --> RB_FILT + RB_FILT --> FB + GO_OUT -->|processed records| MDSD + TEL -->|prometheus metrics| FB + RB_FILT -->|MDM metrics| RB_OUT + + K8S_API -->|pod/node/event inventory| RB_IN + RB_IN --> FB + + MDSD -->|container logs, inventory| LA + MDSD -->|high-volume logs| ADX + RB_OUT -->|metrics| MDM + AI_SDK -->|heartbeats, exceptions| AI +``` + +### Trust Boundaries + +| Boundary | From | To | Protocol | Authentication | +|----------|------|----|----------|----------------| +| **TB1: Host ↔ Container** | Node host filesystem | Agent container | Volume mounts (`hostPath`) | Linux DAC (file permissions) | +| **TB2: Container ↔ K8s API** | Agent container | Kubernetes API Server | HTTPS (port 443) | ServiceAccount token (auto-mounted) | +| **TB3: Agent ↔ Log Analytics** | MDSD | Log Analytics ingestion | HTTPS | Workspace ID + Shared Key or Managed Identity | +| **TB4: Agent ↔ ADX** | MDSD | Azure Data Explorer | HTTPS | Managed Identity or SPN | +| **TB5: Agent ↔ MDM** | Ruby out_mdm plugin | Azure Monitor MDM | HTTPS | Managed Identity | +| **TB6: Agent ↔ App Insights** | Go/Ruby SDK | Application Insights | HTTPS | Instrumentation key (Base64 in `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH`) | +| **TB7: Agent ↔ IMDS** | Agent container | Azure IMDS (169.254.169.254) | HTTP | `Metadata: true` header | + +## Execution Procedure + +### Step 1: Scope the Analysis + +Define the scope based on what changed. For a full threat model, cover all components. For a PR-scoped model, focus on changed components and their adjacent trust boundaries. + +### Step 2: Enumerate Assets + +For each component in scope, document: +- **Data sensitivity**: What data does it process? (container logs may contain secrets, K8s inventory contains infrastructure topology) +- **Access level**: What credentials or permissions does it hold? +- **Attack surface**: What interfaces does it expose? (network ports, file system paths, environment variables) + +### Step 3: STRIDE Per Component + +Apply STRIDE analysis to each component. Use this guidance: + +#### Fluent-Bit Engine +| Threat | Example | Mitigation | +|--------|---------|------------| +| Spoofing | Malicious log injection via crafted container output | Input validation in Go/Ruby plugins; tag-based routing prevents cross-contamination | +| Tampering | Modified Fluent-Bit config at runtime | ConfigMap is cluster-admin writable only; runtime config is read-only | +| DoS | High-cardinality log flood | `buffer_chunk_limit` (4m), `buffer_queue_limit`, `MONITORING_MAX_EVENT_RATE` | + +#### Go OMS Plugin +| Threat | Example | Mitigation | +|--------|---------|------------| +| Tampering | Corrupted MessagePack records | Type assertion checks in `FLBPluginFlush`; malformed records logged and skipped | +| Info Disclosure | Telemetry fields leaking sensitive log content | Field filtering before MDSD forwarding | +| DoS | Memory exhaustion from large records | Record size validation; flush retry with backoff (`FLB_RETRY`) | + +#### Ruby Input Plugins +| Threat | Example | Mitigation | +|--------|---------|------------| +| Spoofing | Fake K8s API responses (MITM) | TLS validation on K8s API client; ServiceAccount token authentication | +| Info Disclosure | Over-collection of K8s metadata | Field selection in API queries; no raw response passthrough | +| DoS | K8s API rate limiting triggered | `run_interval` (60s default); watch-based collection where supported | + +#### MDSD / AMA Core Agent +| Threat | Example | Mitigation | +|--------|---------|------------| +| Spoofing | Forged data sent to Log Analytics | Managed Identity authentication; workspace key validation | +| Tampering | In-transit modification of telemetry | TLS encryption for all cloud-bound traffic | +| DoS | Event rate exceeds ingestion capacity | `MONITORING_MAX_EVENT_RATE` tiered limits (60K/80K/100K EPS) | + +#### Application Insights SDK +| Threat | Example | Mitigation | +|--------|---------|------------| +| Info Disclosure | Instrumentation key leaked | Key stored Base64-encoded; decoded only in memory; never logged | +| DoS | Excessive exception telemetry | Batch sending via `AsynchronousSender`; channel buffering | + +### Step 4: Analyze Data Flows + +For each data flow crossing a trust boundary, verify: + +1. **Authentication** — Is the caller identity verified? +2. **Authorization** — Does the caller have permission for this operation? +3. **Integrity** — Is the data protected from modification in transit? +4. **Confidentiality** — Is sensitive data encrypted in transit and at rest? +5. **Availability** — Are there rate limits, timeouts, and circuit breakers? + +### Step 5: Rate Severity (DREAD-aligned) + +| Factor | Score Range | Guidance | +|--------|-------------|----------| +| **Damage** | 1-3 | 1 = minor data quality issue; 2 = partial data loss; 3 = credential exposure or cluster compromise | +| **Reproducibility** | 1-3 | 1 = requires specific conditions; 2 = reproducible with cluster access; 3 = always reproducible | +| **Exploitability** | 1-3 | 1 = requires deep system knowledge; 2 = moderate skill; 3 = script-kiddie level | +| **Affected Users** | 1-3 | 1 = single cluster; 2 = multiple clusters; 3 = all deployments | +| **Discoverability** | 1-3 | 1 = requires code audit; 2 = visible in config; 3 = publicly documented | + +**Overall severity** = sum / 5, mapped to: Critical (≥2.5), High (≥2.0), Medium (≥1.5), Low (<1.5) + +### Step 6: Document Mitigations + +For each threat rated Medium or above, provide: + +```markdown +### [THREAT-ID] Title + +- **Component**: Affected component +- **STRIDE Category**: S/T/R/I/D/E +- **Severity**: Critical/High/Medium/Low +- **DREAD Score**: D=X R=X E=X A=X D=X (Total: X.X) +- **Description**: What could happen +- **Attack Vector**: How it would be exploited +- **Current Controls**: What exists today +- **Recommended Mitigation**: What should be added +- **Status**: Open / Mitigated / Accepted Risk +``` + +## Output Artifacts + +Generate threat model artifacts in a `threat-model/YYYY-MM-DD/` directory: + +| File | Content | +|------|---------| +| `threat-model.md` | Full threat model document with all sections | +| `data-flow-diagram.md` | Mermaid diagrams for each trust boundary crossing | +| `findings.md` | Threat enumeration table with DREAD scores | +| `mitigations.md` | Recommended mitigations with implementation guidance | + +## Anti-Patterns + +Avoid these common threat modeling mistakes: + +1. **Boiling the ocean** — Focus on changed components and their trust boundary crossings, not the entire system for every PR. +2. **Generic threats** — "An attacker could compromise the system" is not actionable. Specify the component, data flow, and attack vector. +3. **Ignoring the existing baseline** — The agent already runs privileged with cluster-wide read access. Threat model changes relative to this baseline, not from zero. +4. **Missing data classification** — Container logs may contain application secrets, API keys, or PII. Always classify the data flowing through each component. +5. **Forgetting the supply chain** — Go modules, Ruby gems, container base images, and tdnf packages are all attack vectors. Include dependency threats in the model. +6. **Assuming network isolation** — The agent container shares the node network namespace (when `hostNetwork: true` is set). Network-level threats apply to all node-local services. diff --git a/.github/agents/prd.agent.md b/.github/agents/prd.agent.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4c52d5f1e --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/agents/prd.agent.md @@ -0,0 +1,234 @@ +--- +description: Product requirements document generator for the Azure Monitor for Containers agent — produces structured PRDs adapted to the DaemonSet-based K8s monitoring agent architecture. +--- + +# PRD Generator + +You generate Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) for features and changes to the **Docker-Provider** repository (Azure Monitor for Containers). PRDs are structured to align with the agent's architecture: a DaemonSet-based Kubernetes monitoring agent built with Go, Ruby, and Shell, deployed via Helm charts and K8s manifests. + +## PRD Template + +### 1. Overview + +```markdown +## Overview + +**Feature name**: +**Author**: +**Date**: +**Status**: Draft | In Review | Approved + +### Problem statement +What problem does this solve? Why is it important for Azure Monitor for Containers users? + +### Goals +- Measurable outcome 1 +- Measurable outcome 2 + +### Non-goals +- Explicitly out of scope items +``` + +### 2. Requirements + +```markdown +## Requirements + +### Functional requirements +| ID | Requirement | Priority | Notes | +|----|-------------|----------|-------| +| FR-1 | Description | P0/P1/P2 | Context | + +### Non-functional requirements +| ID | Requirement | Target | Notes | +|----|-------------|--------|-------| +| NFR-1 | Latency | < X ms | Measurement method | +| NFR-2 | Memory overhead | < X Mi per node | At Y pods/node | +| NFR-3 | Multi-arch | amd64 + arm64 | Build and runtime | + +### Compatibility +- Minimum Kubernetes version +- Supported node OS (Azure Linux 3.0, Windows Server 2019/2022) +- Cloud environments (Azure Public, China, Government, USNat, USSec) +``` + +### 3. Architecture + +```markdown +## Architecture + +### Component placement +Specify where the feature runs in the agent architecture: +- [ ] DaemonSet (runs on every node — for log/metrics collection) +- [ ] Deployment (single replica — for cluster-level inventory) +- [ ] Both + +### Plugin type +Specify the Fluent-Bit plugin type: +- [ ] Go output plugin (source/plugins/go/src/) +- [ ] Go input plugin (source/plugins/go/input/) +- [ ] Ruby input plugin (source/plugins/ruby/in_*.rb) +- [ ] Ruby filter plugin (source/plugins/ruby/filter_*.rb) +- [ ] Ruby output plugin (source/plugins/ruby/out_*.rb) +- [ ] Shell script (kubernetes/linux/ or scripts/) +- [ ] Configuration only (kubernetes/, charts/) + +### Data flow +Describe the data flow using the established pipeline: +1. **Source**: Where data originates (container runtime, K8s API, host filesystem, Prometheus endpoint) +2. **Collection**: Which input plugin collects it +3. **Processing**: Which filter plugins transform it +4. **Output**: Which output plugin forwards it (OMS → MDSD → LA/ADX, or MDM) +5. **Tag routing**: Fluent-Bit tag pattern for this data (e.g., `oms.containerinsights.`) + +### Configuration +- New environment variables (with defaults) +- New ConfigMap entries +- New Helm values (with defaults in values.yaml) +- Backward compatibility with existing configuration +``` + +### 4. Implementation plan + +```markdown +## Implementation plan + +### Phase 1: Core implementation +| Task | Language | Files | Estimated effort | +|------|----------|-------|-----------------| +| Task description | Go/Ruby/Shell | Affected files | S/M/L | + +### Phase 2: Integration +| Task | Language | Files | Estimated effort | +|------|----------|-------|-----------------| +| Fluent-Bit config | YAML | kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml | S | +| Helm chart update | YAML | charts/azuremonitor-containers/ | M | + +### Phase 3: Hardening +| Task | Language | Files | Estimated effort | +|------|----------|-------|-----------------| +| Error telemetry | Go/Ruby | ApplicationInsights integration | S | +| Resource limit tuning | YAML | DaemonSet/Deployment specs | S | + +### RBAC changes +If the feature requires new K8s API access: +| API Group | Resource | Verbs | Justification | +|-----------|----------|-------|---------------| +| "" | resource | list, get, watch | Why needed | + +### Dependencies +- External service dependencies +- New Go modules or Ruby gems +- Base image package requirements (tdnf) +``` + +### 5. Testing strategy + +```markdown +## Testing strategy + +### Unit tests +| Suite | Framework | What to test | Files | +|-------|-----------|-------------|-------| +| Go | testify | Plugin logic, data transformation | source/plugins/go/src/*_test.go | +| Ruby | Minitest | Plugin input/filter/output, API client mocking | source/plugins/ruby/*_test.rb | +| Bash | Shell harness | Script logic, environment handling | test/unit-tests/ | +| Python | pytest | Utility scripts, config parsing | test/ | +| PowerShell | Pester | Windows agent logic | test/ | + +### Integration tests +- Fluent-Bit pipeline test with mock MDSD endpoint +- Helm template rendering validation (`helm template --debug`) + +### E2E tests (Ginkgo) +| Test | Location | What it validates | +|------|----------|-------------------| +| Query validation | test/ginkgo-e2e/querylogs/ | Data appears in Log Analytics tables | +| Container status | test/ginkgo-e2e/containerstatus/ | Agent pods are healthy | +| Liveness probe | test/ginkgo-e2e/livenessprobe/ | Probes pass under load | + +### Scale tests +- Target pod count and expected resource consumption +- MDSD event rate impact (stay within MONITORING_MAX_EVENT_RATE tiers) +- Fluent-Bit buffer behavior under sustained load + +### Manual validation +- Deploy on AKS cluster (amd64) +- Deploy on AKS cluster (arm64) +- Verify data in Log Analytics workspace +- Verify Application Insights telemetry (heartbeat, exceptions) +``` + +### 6. Monitoring + +```markdown +## Monitoring + +### Application Insights telemetry +| Telemetry type | Name | Trigger | +|----------------|------|---------| +| Heartbeat event | `Heartbeat` | Every telemetry interval | +| Exception | `Exception` | On error | +| Metric | `` | Per flush cycle | + +### Custom properties +All telemetry must include standard custom properties: +- `WorkspaceID` (WSID) +- `Region` +- `ControllerType` (DS/RS) +- `AgentVersion` +- `CloudEnvironment` + +### Alerting +- Define alert conditions for feature-specific failures +- Specify MDSD error log patterns to monitor +``` + +### 7. Deployment + +```markdown +## Deployment + +### Rollout plan +1. **Dev/Test**: Deploy to internal test clusters +2. **Canary**: Roll out via deployment/release-v2 canary channel +3. **Stable**: Promote to stable channel after validation period + +### Helm chart changes +- New values added to `charts/azuremonitor-containers/values.yaml` +- Template changes in `charts/azuremonitor-containers/templates/` +- Chart version bump in `Chart.yaml` +- Geneva variant sync in `charts/azuremonitor-containers-geneva/` + +### K8s manifest changes +- Updates to `kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml` +- RBAC changes (if any) in both manifests and Helm templates + +### Arc K8s extension +If applicable: +- Extension configuration in `deployment/arc-k8s-extension/` +- Rollout profile updates for phased deployment + +### Rollback plan +- Feature flag or environment variable to disable the feature +- Steps to revert Helm release: `helm rollback ` +- Data pipeline impact of rollback (data gap vs. duplicate data) + +### Documentation +- [ ] Update `ReleaseNotes.md` +- [ ] Add feature docs under `Documentation//` +- [ ] Update `Dev Guide.md` if build process changes +- [ ] Update Helm chart README if values change +``` + +## Adaptation Rules + +When generating a PRD for this repository, always apply these constraints: + +1. **Tech stack**: Implementation must use Go, Ruby, or Shell. Python and PowerShell are acceptable for tooling and Windows support. No new language runtimes. +2. **Architecture**: The agent is a DaemonSet with an optional Deployment replica. Features run as Fluent-Bit plugins (Go shared library or Ruby classes) or as sidecar processes. +3. **Testing**: Every feature must have tests in at least one of the 5 test suites (Go/Ruby/Bash/Python/PowerShell). E2E tests in Ginkgo are required for features that produce data in Log Analytics. +4. **Deployment**: Changes ship via Helm chart updates and K8s manifest updates. Arc K8s extension changes are required for Arc-connected clusters. Multi-arch (amd64 + arm64) is mandatory. +5. **Telemetry**: Every new feature must emit Application Insights heartbeats and exception telemetry. New data flows must include MDSD event rate impact analysis. +6. **Security**: New K8s API access requires RBAC justification. New environment variables containing secrets must be Base64-encoded. No new container capabilities without security review. +7. **Backward compatibility**: Configuration changes must have defaults that preserve existing behavior. Breaking changes require a migration section in the PRD. diff --git a/.github/copilot-instructions.md b/.github/copilot-instructions.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..49761e99f --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/copilot-instructions.md @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +# Copilot Instructions — Docker-Provider + +## Summary + +Azure Monitor for Containers — a Fluent-Bit plugin-based K8s monitoring agent. Runs as DaemonSet + Deployment collecting logs, metrics, and inventory. Go/Ruby plugins route data to Log Analytics, ADX, and Geneva/MDSD. Languages: Ruby 43%, Shell 24%, Go 19%, PowerShell 3%, Python 2%. + +## Guidelines + +- **Go:** `camelCase` funcs, `UPPER_CASE` consts, always `if err != nil`. Output plugin is `c-shared`. +- **Ruby:** `snake_case` methods, `PascalCase` classes, `begin/rescue` with AppInsights telemetry. +- **Shell:** `set -e`, `UPPER_CASE` vars, quote all variables. +- **PRs:** Target `ci_prod`. Freeform commits with PR refs (`#XXXX`). Run all tests first. + +## Prompting Tips + +1. Break tasks by language (Go vs Ruby vs Shell). +2. Specify data type constant (e.g., `CONTAINER_LOG_BLOB`). +3. State deployment context: DaemonSet vs ReplicaSet. +4. Validate msgpack serialization and MDSD socket writes. +5. Follow existing patterns: `in_kube_nodes.rb` for Ruby, `out_oms.go` for Go. + +## Build & Test + +```bash +cd build/linux && make # Linux build +docker build -f kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch -t ciprod:dev . +./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh # Bash tests +./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh # Go tests +./test/unit-tests/run_ruby_tests.sh # Ruby tests +./test/unit-tests/test_main.ps1 # PowerShell (Windows) +pytest test/e2e/ # E2E tests +ginkgo ./test/ginkgo-e2e/* # Ginkgo E2E +``` + +## Skills + +| Skill | Key Files | +|---|---| +| `dependency-update` | `go.mod` files, `Dockerfile.multiarch` | +| `bug-fix` | `source/plugins/go/src/`, `source/plugins/ruby/` | +| `test-authoring` | `test/unit-tests/`, `test/e2e/`, `test/ginkgo-e2e/` | +| `feature-development` | `source/plugins/go/`, `source/plugins/ruby/` | +| `code-refactoring` | `source/plugins/` | +| `documentation` | `README.md`, `Dev Guide.md`, `ReleaseNotes.md` | +| `ci-cd-pipeline` | `.github/workflows/`, `.pipelines/` | +| `infrastructure` | `charts/`, `kubernetes/`, `deployment/` | +| `security-patch` | `Dockerfile.multiarch`, `.trivyignore` | +| `performance-optimization` | `oms.go`, Ruby plugins | +| `security-review` | `ingestion_token_utils.go`, `proxy_utils.rb` | +| `telemetry-authoring` | `telemetry.go`, `ApplicationInsightsUtility.rb` | +| `fix-critical-vulnerabilities` | `Dockerfile.multiarch`, `go.mod` | + +## Gotchas + +- **Multi-arch:** Dockerfile branches on `TARGETARCH`. Ruby/cmetrics install differs per arch. +- **Go c-shared:** `out_oms.go` exports C functions — never change signatures. +- **Ruby plugins:** Register with `Fluent::Plugin.register_input`. Use `$in_unit_test = true` in tests. +- **MDSD protocol:** msgpack over Unix sockets (Linux) / named pipes (Windows). Schema changes break ingestion. +- **Routing:** `PostDataHelper()` branches on `AZMON_CONTAINER_LOGS_ROUTE`, `GENEVA_LOGS_INTEGRATION`, `AAD_MSI_AUTH_MODE`. +- **Two Go modules:** `source/plugins/go/src/go.mod` + `source/plugins/go/input/go.mod`. Update both for shared changes. diff --git a/.github/instructions/go.instructions.md b/.github/instructions/go.instructions.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d1a7f3800 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/instructions/go.instructions.md @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +--- +applyTo: "**/*.go" +--- + +# Go Coding Instructions + +- Follow existing camelCase for functions, PascalCase for exported types, UPPER_CASE for constants +- Group imports: stdlib, then external packages, then internal (Docker-Provider/source/...) +- Always handle errors with `if err != nil` — log with Log() and return/continue +- Use ApplicationInsights-Go SDK for telemetry (track_metric, track_exception) via existing helpers +- Fluent-Bit Go plugins use C-shared build mode — exported functions must have //export comments +- Use k8s.io/client-go for Kubernetes API interactions — follow existing clientset patterns +- Use msgp for MessagePack serialization (MDSD protocol) +- Use testify/assert for test assertions, testify/mock for mocking +- Run tests: `go test -cover -race -coverprofile=coverage.txt ./...` +- Do not introduce new logging frameworks — use existing Log() function in oms.go +- Environment variables for config — never hardcode connection strings or keys diff --git a/.github/instructions/python.instructions.md b/.github/instructions/python.instructions.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..891f22909 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/instructions/python.instructions.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +--- +applyTo: "**/*.py" +--- + +# Python Coding Instructions + +- Follow snake_case for functions/variables, PascalCase for classes +- Use pytest for all tests with @pytest.fixture for setup/teardown +- Use specific exception types in try/except blocks +- Group imports: stdlib, third-party (pytest, kubernetes, azure-*), local +- E2E tests use kubernetes Python client and Azure SDK +- Test with: `pytest test/e2e/src/tests/ -xvs` +- Use conftest.py for shared fixtures across test modules +- Do not add type hints unless the existing module uses them consistently diff --git a/.github/instructions/ruby.instructions.md b/.github/instructions/ruby.instructions.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..775c93e7e --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/instructions/ruby.instructions.md @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +--- +applyTo: "**/*.rb" +--- + +# Ruby Coding Instructions + +- Follow snake_case for methods/variables, PascalCase for classes/modules, UPPER_CASE for constants +- Inherit from Fluent::Plugin::Input or Fluent::Plugin::Output for new plugins +- Use begin/rescue/ensure for error handling — log with $log.warn, $log.error, $log.info +- Use require at top of file, require_relative for local dependencies +- Use oj gem for JSON parsing (not stdlib JSON) +- Emit records using router.emit_stream or router.emit for Fluent output +- MessagePack binary format for MDSD communication +- Use ApplicationInsightsUtility for telemetry events +- Test with Minitest (class TestName < Minitest::Test, def test_method_name) +- Run tests: `ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb` +- Guard telemetry calls with environment checks ($in_unit_test) diff --git a/.github/instructions/shell.instructions.md b/.github/instructions/shell.instructions.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..bb85bd737 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/instructions/shell.instructions.md @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +--- +applyTo: "**/*.sh" +--- + +# Shell Coding Instructions + +- Use UPPER_CASE for environment variables and global constants +- Use snake_case for function names +- Always set -e at script start for fail-fast behavior +- Quote all variable expansions ("$VAR") to prevent word splitting +- Use [[ ]] for conditionals (bash-specific) or [ ] for POSIX compatibility +- Log with echo to stdout; use >&2 for error messages +- Source shared functions from common scripts (e.g., source /opt/microsoft/...) +- Check exit codes explicitly for critical operations +- Use case statements for multi-branch logic (cloud detection, OS detection) +- Do not use curl | bash patterns — download then verify then execute +- Scripts under kubernetes/ are container entrypoints — test changes with Docker builds diff --git a/.github/skills/bug-fix/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/bug-fix/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..e4139cee7 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/bug-fix/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +# Skill: Bug Fix + +## Overview +Diagnose and fix bugs in the Docker-Provider monitoring agent across Go plugins, Ruby plugins, shell entrypoints, and PowerShell scripts. Every fix must include a regression test. + +## Scope +- **Go plugins**: `source/plugins/go/src/*.go` (output plugins, telemetry, utils) +- **Ruby plugins**: `source/plugins/ruby/*.rb` (Fluent-Bit filter/output plugins) +- **Linux entrypoint**: `kubernetes/linux/main.sh` +- **Windows entrypoint**: `kubernetes/windows/main.ps1` +- **Configuration**: `kubernetes/linux/conf/`, `source/plugins/ruby/conf/` + +## Workflow + +### 1. Reproduce the Issue +- Read the bug report or logs to identify the failing behavior. +- Locate the relevant source file(s) using repo structure conventions: + - Go source → `source/plugins/go/src/` + - Ruby source → `source/plugins/ruby/` + - Shell scripts → `kubernetes/linux/`, `scripts/` +- Write a failing test that demonstrates the bug before changing any production code. + +### 2. Implement the Fix +- Make the minimal change that corrects the behavior. +- Follow the existing code style in the file being modified. +- For Go: use standard error handling (`if err != nil`), structured logging via the telemetry utilities. +- For Ruby: follow existing patterns using `@log` for logging, handle nil/empty defensively. +- For Shell: use `set -e` conventions, quote variables, check exit codes. + +### 3. Add a Regression Test +| Language | Location | Framework | Run Command | +|----------|----------|-----------|-------------| +| Go | `*_test.go` next to source | `testify` assertions | `./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh` | +| Ruby | `test/unit-tests/` | `Minitest` | `ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb` | +| Bash | `test/unit-tests/test_cases/*.sh` | Shell harness | `./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh` | + +### 4. Validate +```bash +# Build +cd build/linux && make + +# Run the relevant test suite +./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh # Go changes +ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb # Ruby changes +./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh # Shell changes +``` + +### 5. Commit +Use a freeform message that describes what was broken and how it was fixed. Reference the PR: +``` +Fix nil pointer in container log parsing when metadata is missing (#1234) +``` + +## Pitfalls +- Changes to `main.sh` or `main.ps1` affect container startup — test in a cluster if possible. +- Ruby plugins run inside Fluent-Bit; unhandled exceptions can crash the pipeline. +- Go plugin changes may require rebuilding the shared object (`out_oms.so` / `input_*.so`). +- Always check if the bug exists on both Linux and Windows code paths. diff --git a/.github/skills/ci-cd-pipeline/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/ci-cd-pipeline/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0396b5e3b --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/ci-cd-pipeline/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +# Skill: CI/CD Pipeline + +## Overview +Maintain and extend the CI/CD pipelines for Docker-Provider, spanning GitHub Actions workflows and Azure DevOps pipelines. Pipeline changes require extra caution — a broken pipeline blocks all contributors. + +## Scope + +### GitHub Actions (`.github/workflows/`) +| Workflow | Purpose | +|----------|---------| +| `run_unit_tests.yml` | Runs Go, Ruby, and Bash unit tests on PRs and pushes | +| `pr-checker.yml` | PR validation checks (labels, formatting, required fields) | +| `codeql-analysis.yml` | CodeQL static analysis for security vulnerabilities | +| `devskim.yml` | DevSkim security pattern scanning | + +### Azure DevOps (`.pipelines/`) +| Pipeline | Purpose | +|----------|---------| +| `*.yaml` | Build, image publishing, E2E test orchestration, release pipelines | + +## Workflow Modifications + +### Adding a New GitHub Actions Workflow +1. Create the workflow file in `.github/workflows/`. +2. Define triggers (`on: push`, `on: pull_request`, `on: workflow_dispatch`). +3. Use existing patterns from `run_unit_tests.yml` as a template. +4. Pin action versions to full SHA or major version tag. +5. Set appropriate permissions (least privilege). + +### Modifying Existing Workflows +- Test changes on a feature branch before merging to main. +- For `run_unit_tests.yml`: ensure all three test suites (Go, Ruby, Bash) are preserved. +- For `codeql-analysis.yml`: do not reduce the set of scanned languages without security review. +- For `pr-checker.yml`: coordinate with team on any new PR requirements. + +### Security Scanning +- **CodeQL** (`codeql-analysis.yml`): Scans Go and other supported languages for vulnerabilities. +- **DevSkim** (`devskim.yml`): Pattern-based security scanning for common mistakes. +- **Trivy**: Container image scanning (referenced in build pipelines); uses `.trivyignore` for accepted findings. + +## Azure DevOps Pipelines +- Pipeline files live in `.pipelines/`. +- These handle image builds, multi-arch publishing, E2E testing, and release workflows. +- Changes to Azure DevOps pipelines may require corresponding variable group or service connection updates in the Azure DevOps portal. + +## Validation +1. Push workflow changes to a feature branch. +2. Open a PR and verify the workflow triggers correctly. +3. Check that existing workflows are not disrupted. +4. For security workflows, confirm scan results appear in the Security tab. + +## Commit Convention +``` +Add workflow for automated dependency scanning (#1234) +``` +``` +Fix unit test workflow to include new Go test path (#1235) +``` + +## Pitfalls +- **Never disable security scanning workflows** without explicit security team approval. +- Workflow syntax errors block all PRs — validate YAML before pushing. +- Azure DevOps pipeline changes may need portal-side configuration that cannot be committed. +- Secrets and service connections must never appear in workflow files — use GitHub Secrets or Azure DevOps variable groups. +- Be cautious with `workflow_dispatch` triggers on public repos — restrict with environment protection rules. diff --git a/.github/skills/code-refactoring/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/code-refactoring/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..bf960a7c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/code-refactoring/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +# Skill: Code Refactoring + +## Overview +Perform behavior-preserving structural improvements across the Docker-Provider codebase. Refactoring must not change external behavior — tests must pass before and after. + +## Scope +- **Go**: `source/plugins/go/src/`, `source/plugins/go/input/` +- **Ruby**: `source/plugins/ruby/` +- **Shell**: `kubernetes/linux/`, `scripts/` +- **Build**: `build/linux/`, Dockerfiles + +## Workflow + +### 1. Establish Baseline +Run the full test suite before making any changes: +```bash +cd build/linux && make +./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh +ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb +./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh +``` +Record results. All tests must pass before refactoring begins. + +### 2. Plan the Refactoring +- Identify the code smell or structural issue (duplication, long functions, unclear naming, tight coupling). +- Define the target state. +- Ensure the change is purely structural — no new features, no bug fixes mixed in. + +### 3. Apply Changes + +#### Go +- Update imports when moving or renaming packages. +- Run `go mod tidy` if import paths change. +- Use `gofmt` or `goimports` to maintain formatting. +- If renaming exported symbols, search all `go.mod` dependents for usage. + +#### Ruby +- Follow existing naming conventions (`snake_case` for methods/variables). +- Update `require` / `require_relative` paths if files move. +- Check Fluent-Bit config files for class name references. + +#### Shell +- Preserve `set -e` / `set -o pipefail` semantics. +- Quote all variable expansions. +- Test on both bash and sh if the script uses `#!/bin/sh`. + +### 4. Verify +Run the identical test suite from step 1. Results must match: +```bash +cd build/linux && make +./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh +ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb +./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh +``` + +### 5. Commit +Keep refactoring commits separate from functional changes. Use a clear message: +``` +Refactor container log parser into separate module (#1234) +``` + +## Multi-Language Considerations +This repo spans Go, Ruby, Shell, and Python. A refactoring in one language may require updates in another: +- Go plugin output format changes → Ruby filter expectations. +- Shell environment variable renames → Go/Ruby code that reads `ENV`. +- Config file restructuring → all consumers of that config. + +Search across languages when renaming or restructuring shared interfaces: +```bash +grep -r "OLD_NAME" source/ kubernetes/ test/ +``` + +## Pitfalls +- Never combine refactoring with behavior changes in the same commit. +- Shell scripts are sensitive to whitespace and quoting changes. +- Fluent-Bit plugin class names are referenced in config files — rename both together. +- Import path changes in Go require updating all downstream `go.mod` files. diff --git a/.github/skills/dependency-update/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/dependency-update/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..5bdddb8d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/dependency-update/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +# Skill: Dependency Update + +## Overview +Update dependencies across the Docker-Provider stack: Go modules, Docker base images, Helm chart versions, and OS-level packages. Changes must pass build, test, and security scanning. + +## Scope +- **Go modules**: `source/plugins/go/src/go.mod`, `source/plugins/go/input/go.mod`, `test/ginkgo-e2e/*/go.mod` +- **Docker base images**: `kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch`, `kubernetes/windows/Dockerfile` +- **Helm charts**: `charts/azuremonitor-containers/values.yaml`, `charts/azuremonitor-containers-geneva/values.yaml`, `charts/azuremonitor-containerinsights-for-prod-clusters/values.yaml` +- **K8s manifests**: `kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml` (image tags) +- **OS packages**: `tdnf install` directives in Dockerfiles, `build/linux/setup.sh` + +## Procedures + +### Go Module Updates +```bash +cd source/plugins/go/src +go get @ +go mod tidy +``` +Repeat for each `go.mod` in the repo. Ensure `go.sum` is committed alongside `go.mod`. + +### Docker Base Image Updates +Edit the `FROM` line in `kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch` or `kubernetes/windows/Dockerfile`. When updating base images, also review `tdnf install` / `apt-get install` package lists for compatibility. + +### Helm Chart Version Bumps +Update `image.tag` or dependency chart versions in `values.yaml`. Bump the chart `version` field in `Chart.yaml` when modifying chart content. + +### OS-Level Package Updates +Update pinned package versions in `Dockerfile.multiarch` (`tdnf install`) or `build/linux/setup.sh`. Prefer explicit version pins for reproducibility. + +## Validation Checklist +1. **Build**: `cd build/linux && make` — must succeed +2. **Go unit tests**: `./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh` +3. **Ruby unit tests**: `ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb` +4. **Bash unit tests**: `./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh` +5. **Security scan**: Run Trivy against the built image; check `.trivyignore` for accepted CVEs +6. **CI**: Ensure `run_unit_tests.yml` and `pr-checker.yml` pass + +## Commit Convention +Freeform message describing what was updated and why. Reference PR number (e.g., `(#1234)`). Example: +``` +Update fluent-bit base image to 3.1.2 for CVE-2024-XXXX (#1234) +``` + +## Pitfalls +- Updating one `go.mod` but not others can cause build drift — check all module files. +- Base image updates may change available system libraries; rebuild and test thoroughly. +- Trivy scan failures may require adding entries to `.trivyignore` with justification. diff --git a/.github/skills/documentation/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/documentation/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c5b8b4b2e --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/documentation/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +# Skill: Documentation + +## Overview +Maintain project documentation including release notes, developer guides, and README files for the Docker-Provider repository. + +## Scope +- **Release notes**: `ReleaseNotes.md` +- **Developer documentation**: `Documentation/*.md` +- **Project README**: `README.md` +- **Dev guide**: `Dev Guide.md` +- **Chart READMEs**: `charts/*/README.md` +- **Release process**: `ReleaseProcess.md` + +## Release Notes + +### Format +Each release entry uses a version heading followed by a bullet list of changes: +```markdown +## - Version Release +- +- (#) +- +``` + +### Guidelines +- Add new entries at the **top** of `ReleaseNotes.md`. +- Use past tense ("Added", "Fixed", "Updated"). +- Reference PR numbers where applicable. +- Group related changes together. +- Include version numbers for updated dependencies. + +## Documentation Structure + +### `Documentation/` Directory +Contains operational and developer guides. When adding new docs: +- Use descriptive filenames in PascalCase or kebab-case (match existing convention). +- Include a title as an H1 heading. +- Add a brief overview paragraph before diving into details. + +### README.md +The top-level README provides project overview, setup instructions, and links. Keep it concise and link to detailed docs in `Documentation/`. + +### Dev Guide.md +Developer onboarding and local development instructions. Update when build steps, prerequisites, or development workflows change. + +## Writing Guidelines +- Use Markdown headers (`##`, `###`) for structure. +- Use fenced code blocks with language tags for commands and code snippets. +- Keep line lengths reasonable for readability in terminals and GitHub rendering. +- Use relative links for cross-references within the repo. +- Validate that all links point to existing files or URLs. + +## Validation +- Review rendered Markdown on GitHub or with a local previewer. +- Check that relative links resolve correctly: `[text](./Documentation/file.md)`. +- Verify code examples are syntactically correct. +- Ensure no sensitive information (endpoints, keys, internal URLs) is included. + +## Commit Convention +Freeform message describing the documentation change: +``` +Update release notes for version 3.1.25 (#1234) +``` +``` +Add troubleshooting guide for log collection issues (#1235) +``` diff --git a/.github/skills/feature-development/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/feature-development/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..65a3e5aca --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/feature-development/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +# Skill: Feature Development + +## Overview +Add new capabilities to the Docker-Provider monitoring agent: new Fluent-Bit plugins, Kubernetes resource collection, metrics, or configuration options. + +## Scope +- **Go input plugins**: `source/plugins/go/input/` — collect data from K8s API or node +- **Go output plugins**: `source/plugins/go/src/` — send data to Azure Monitor / Geneva +- **Ruby filter/output plugins**: `source/plugins/ruby/` — Fluent-Bit Ruby plugins +- **Configuration**: `kubernetes/linux/conf/`, `source/plugins/ruby/conf/` +- **Helm charts**: `charts/azuremonitor-containers*/` +- **K8s manifests**: `kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml` + +## Workflow + +### 1. Plan the Feature +- Identify which plugin type is needed (input, filter, or output). +- Determine the language: Go for performance-critical or API-heavy work; Ruby for log transformation and filtering. +- Check if an existing plugin can be extended before creating a new one. + +### 2. Implement the Plugin + +#### Go Plugin +- Place source in `source/plugins/go/src/` (output) or `source/plugins/go/input/` (input). +- Register the plugin in the appropriate `main.go` or plugin registration file. +- Follow existing patterns for structured logging and error handling. +- Use the Application Insights Go SDK for telemetry (`source/plugins/go/src/` telemetry utilities). +- Add dependencies to the correct `go.mod` and run `go mod tidy`. + +#### Ruby Plugin +- Place source in `source/plugins/ruby/`. +- Register in the Fluent-Bit configuration (`kubernetes/linux/conf/` or `source/plugins/ruby/conf/`). +- Use `ApplicationInsightsUtility` for telemetry. +- Handle nil/empty values defensively; Fluent-Bit will crash on unhandled exceptions. + +### 3. Add Configuration +- Add new environment variables or config map entries as needed. +- Update `kubernetes/linux/main.sh` if the feature requires startup-time setup. +- For Windows support, mirror changes in `kubernetes/windows/main.ps1`. + +### 4. Update Helm Charts +- Add new values to `values.yaml` in relevant chart directories. +- Update `templates/` if new K8s resources or config entries are needed. +- Bump chart version in `Chart.yaml`. + +### 5. Update K8s Manifests +- If the feature changes the DaemonSet or Deployment spec, update `kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml`. + +### 6. Write Tests +| Component | Test Location | Framework | +|-----------|--------------|-----------| +| Go plugin | `*_test.go` next to source | testify | +| Ruby plugin | `test/unit-tests/` | Minitest | +| Shell changes | `test/unit-tests/test_cases/*.sh` | Shell harness | +| E2E validation | `test/ginkgo-e2e/` or `test/e2e/` | Ginkgo / pytest | + +### 7. Validate +```bash +cd build/linux && make # Full build +./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh # Go tests +ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb # Ruby tests +./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh # Bash tests +``` + +## Commit Convention +Freeform message describing the feature. Reference the PR: +``` +Add node GPU metrics collection via input plugin (#1234) +``` + +## Pitfalls +- New Go dependencies must be added to all relevant `go.mod` files. +- Fluent-Bit plugin registration order matters — check existing config. +- Features must work on both Linux and Windows unless explicitly scoped. +- Large data collection changes can impact agent memory; profile before merging. +- Telemetry must be instrumented for new data paths (Application Insights). diff --git a/.github/skills/fix-critical-vulnerabilities/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/fix-critical-vulnerabilities/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0140ec250 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/fix-critical-vulnerabilities/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,194 @@ +# Skill: Fix Critical Vulnerabilities + +## Overview +Triage and remediate critical and high-severity vulnerabilities in the Docker-Provider monitoring agent. This covers Go module CVEs, container base image vulnerabilities, OS package issues, and Ruby gem vulnerabilities. Every fix must pass build, test, and re-scan validation. + +## Scanning Tools + +### Trivy (Primary Scanner) +- **Container scan**: `trivy image ` — scans the built container image +- **Filesystem scan**: `trivy fs --severity CRITICAL,HIGH --scanners vuln .` — scans source code dependencies +- **Exception file**: `.trivyignore` at repo root for accepted/deferred CVEs +- **Usage**: Run locally before pushing; also integrated in CI pipelines + +### CodeQL (Static Analysis) +- **Config**: `.github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml` +- **Languages**: Go, Python, Ruby +- **Trigger**: Push/PR to `ci_prod` branch, weekly schedule (Sunday 00:39 UTC) +- **Output**: SARIF results uploaded to GitHub Security tab +- **Focus**: Code-level vulnerabilities (injection, unsafe deserialization, path traversal) + +### DevSkim (Pattern Matching) +- **Config**: `.github/workflows/devskim.yml` +- **Trigger**: Push/PR to `ci_prod` branch, weekly schedule +- **Output**: SARIF results uploaded to GitHub Security tab +- **Focus**: Hardcoded credentials, insecure crypto, dangerous functions + +## Remediation Procedures + +### Go Module Vulnerabilities +Multiple `go.mod` files exist in the repo. Update all affected modules: + +```bash +# Primary output plugin +cd source/plugins/go/src +go get @ +go mod tidy + +# Input plugins +cd ../input +go get @ +go mod tidy + +# Test modules (if affected) +cd ../../../../test/ginkgo-e2e/livenessprobe +go get @ +go mod tidy +``` + +**All `go.mod` locations:** +- `source/plugins/go/src/go.mod` — output plugins (oms.go, telemetry.go) +- `source/plugins/go/input/go.mod` — input plugins (container inventory, perf) +- `test/ginkgo-e2e/livenessprobe/go.mod` +- `test/ginkgo-e2e/utils/go.mod` +- `test/ginkgo-e2e/containerstatus/go.mod` +- `test/ginkgo-e2e/querylogs/go.mod` + +Always commit both `go.mod` and `go.sum`. Verify with `go build ./...` in each module directory. + +### Container Base Image Vulnerabilities +The Linux image uses Azure Linux 3.0: +```dockerfile +# Builder stage +FROM mcr.microsoft.com/azurelinux/base/core:3.0 + +# Runtime stage (distroless) +FROM mcr.microsoft.com/azurelinux/distroless/base:3.0 +``` + +**Update procedure:** +1. Check for updated base image tags on MCR +2. Update `FROM` lines in `kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch` +3. For Windows: update `mcr.microsoft.com/windows/servercore` tag in `kubernetes/windows/Dockerfile` +4. Rebuild and verify all package installs still work +5. Re-scan the built image with `trivy image` + +### OS Package Updates (tdnf) +Vulnerable OS packages installed via `tdnf` in `kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch`: +```dockerfile +RUN tdnf install -y \ + build-essential wget curl sudo net-tools cronie rsyslog \ + dmidecode gnupg make logrotate busybox gawk tar \ + ca-certificates postgresql-libs +``` + +**Update procedure:** +1. Identify the vulnerable package from Trivy output +2. Pin to a fixed version: `tdnf install -y package-name-` +3. Or update the base image if the fix is in the base layer +4. Additional packages in `kubernetes/linux/setup.sh` (ca-certificates-microsoft, Ruby build dependencies) + +### Ruby Gem Vulnerabilities +Ruby gems are managed in Dockerfiles and `setup.sh`: +```bash +# Example: Remove vulnerable gem version +gem uninstall rexml -v 3.2.5 --force +gem uninstall net-imap --force +``` +For the Windows Dockerfile, gems are managed via `gem install`/`gem uninstall` in the Dockerfile directly. + +### .trivyignore Management +When a CVE cannot be immediately fixed: +``` +# CVE-2026-24051 - Pending upstream fix in azurelinux/base image +# Tracked: https://github.com/microsoft/Docker-Provider/issues/XXXX +# Added: 2025-01-15, Review by: 2025-02-15 +CVE-2026-24051 +``` + +**Rules for .trivyignore entries:** +1. One CVE per line +2. Comment above with: CVE description, justification, tracking issue, date added, review date +3. Review and prune monthly — remove entries when patches become available +4. Never ignore a CVE without a tracking issue + +## Build Verification +After applying fixes, verify the full build pipeline: + +```bash +# 1. Go build (both plugin directories) +cd source/plugins/go/src && go build ./... +cd ../input && go build ./... + +# 2. Full build +cd build/linux && make + +# 3. Docker build (if base image or package changes) +docker build -f kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch . +``` + +## Test Verification +Run all five test suites to ensure fixes don't introduce regressions: + +```bash +# Go unit tests +./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh + +# Ruby unit tests +ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb + +# Bash unit tests +./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh + +# Python E2E tests (requires live cluster) +pytest test/e2e/src/tests/ + +# Ginkgo E2E tests (requires live cluster) +cd test/ginkgo-e2e/ && ginkgo run +``` + +At minimum, Go, Ruby, and Bash unit tests must pass. E2E tests should be run for base image or significant dependency changes. + +## Re-Scan Verification +After fixing, confirm the vulnerability is resolved: + +```bash +# Filesystem scan for dependency CVEs +trivy fs --severity CRITICAL,HIGH --scanners vuln . + +# Image scan for container-level CVEs (after docker build) +trivy image --severity CRITICAL,HIGH + +# Verify .trivyignore doesn't mask the fixed CVE +grep -v "^#" .trivyignore # Review remaining exceptions +``` + +## Commit Convention +Reference the CVE and affected component. Example: +``` +Fix CVE-2024-34156 in golang.org/x/text across all Go modules (#1234) +``` +``` +Update azurelinux base image to 3.0-20250115 for CVE-2025-XXXXX (#1235) +``` +``` +Remove vulnerable rexml 3.2.5 gem from Windows Dockerfile (#1236) +``` + +## Triage Priority +| Severity | SLA | Action | +|----------|-----|--------| +| Critical (CVSS ≥ 9.0) | Immediate | Fix and release ASAP | +| High (CVSS 7.0–8.9) | 1 sprint | Fix in next release cycle | +| Medium (CVSS 4.0–6.9) | 2 sprints | Schedule for upcoming release | +| Low (CVSS < 4.0) | Best effort | Add to backlog | + +If a critical fix cannot be applied immediately, add to `.trivyignore` with justification and a tracking issue, then schedule the fix. + +## Pitfalls +- Updating one `go.mod` but not others creates inconsistent builds — always check all six module files. +- Base image updates may remove packages or change library versions — always rebuild and test. +- Trivy filesystem scan and image scan may report different CVEs — run both. +- `.trivyignore` entries without review dates become permanent tech debt. +- Windows and Linux containers have different package managers (Chocolatey vs tdnf) and different Ruby versions — fixes rarely apply identically to both. +- CodeQL and DevSkim only run on `ci_prod` branch — test security scanning results locally before assuming CI will catch everything. diff --git a/.github/skills/infrastructure/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/infrastructure/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..95cb72747 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/infrastructure/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +# Skill: Infrastructure + +## Overview +Modify Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts, Dockerfiles, and RBAC configurations for the Docker-Provider monitoring agent. Infrastructure changes affect how the agent is deployed, scheduled, and secured across AKS, Arc-enabled, and on-premises Kubernetes clusters. + +## Scope +- **K8s manifests**: `kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml` (ServiceAccount, ClusterRole, ClusterRoleBinding, ConfigMap, DaemonSet) +- **Helm charts**: `charts/azuremonitor-containers/`, `charts/azuremonitor-containers-geneva/`, `charts/azuremonitor-containerinsights-for-prod-clusters/` +- **Dockerfiles**: `kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch` (multi-arch Linux), `kubernetes/windows/Dockerfile` (Windows) +- **Startup scripts**: `kubernetes/linux/main.sh`, `kubernetes/linux/setup.sh` +- **RBAC**: ClusterRole `ama-logs-reader`, SecurityContextConstraints for OpenShift + +## Procedures + +### Kubernetes Manifest Changes (ama-logs.yaml) +The standalone manifest at `kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml` defines: +- **ServiceAccount** `ama-logs` in `kube-system` +- **ClusterRole** `ama-logs-reader` with read access to pods, nodes, events, namespaces, services, replicasets, deployments, HPAs, PVs, and `/metrics` +- **ClusterRoleBinding** linking the ServiceAccount to the ClusterRole +- **ConfigMap** with Fluentd source configurations (KubePodInventory, KubePVInventory, KubeEvents, KubeNodeInventory) + +When adding new data collection, update the ClusterRole to grant necessary API permissions and add the corresponding Fluentd source in the ConfigMap. + +### Helm Chart Updates +1. **Chart.yaml**: Bump `version` for any chart content change. Current appVersion: `7.0.0-1`. +2. **values.yaml**: Image tags (`3.1.35` Linux, `win-3.1.35` Windows), Fluent-Bit buffer settings (`tailbufchunksizemegabytes`, `tailbufmaxsizemegabytes`), scheduling priority. +3. **Templates**: Mirror manifest changes in the Helm templates: + - `ama-logs-daemonset.yaml` — Linux DaemonSet with privileged securityContext and NET_ADMIN/NET_RAW capabilities + - `ama-logs-deployment.yaml` — ReplicaSet-based deployment + - `ama-logs-rbac.yaml` — RBAC with Arc K8s extensions (azureclusteridentityrequests) + - `ama-logs-openshift-scc.yaml` — OpenShift SecurityContextConstraints + +Keep the standalone manifest and Helm templates in sync for overlapping resources. + +### Dockerfile Modifications +**Linux (`kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch`):** +- Three build stages: `golang-builder` → `builder` → `distroless_image` +- Base: `mcr.microsoft.com/azurelinux/base/core:3.0` (builder), `mcr.microsoft.com/azurelinux/distroless/base:3.0` (runtime) +- OS packages via `tdnf install` (build-essential, curl, rsyslog, busybox, etc.) +- Environment variables: `MALLOC_ARENA_MAX=2`, `RUBY_GC_HEAP_OLDOBJECT_LIMIT_FACTOR=1.0`, `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH` + +**Windows (`kubernetes/windows/Dockerfile`):** +- Base: `mcr.microsoft.com/windows/servercore` (ltsc2019/ltsc2022) +- Ruby 3.1.1.1 via Chocolatey, Fluentd 1.16.3 + +When changing base images, review all `tdnf install`/`choco install` lines for package compatibility. + +### RBAC and Security Context Changes +- ClusterRole permissions follow least-privilege; only add verbs/resources required by new features. +- DaemonSet pods run privileged with NET_ADMIN and NET_RAW capabilities (required for network monitoring). +- OpenShift deployments use the SCC defined in `ama-logs-openshift-scc.yaml`. + +## Validation Checklist +1. **Build**: `cd build/linux && make` — must succeed for both amd64 and arm64 +2. **Docker build**: `docker build -f kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch .` — verify all stages complete +3. **Helm lint**: `helm lint charts/azuremonitor-containers/` (repeat for each chart) +4. **Helm template**: `helm template charts/azuremonitor-containers/` — review rendered output +5. **YAML validation**: `kubectl apply --dry-run=client -f kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml` +6. **Security scan**: `trivy fs --severity CRITICAL,HIGH --scanners vuln .` +7. **Deploy to test cluster**: Apply to a dev AKS cluster and verify pods reach `Running` state +8. **CI**: Ensure `pr-checker.yml` passes + +## Commit Convention +Freeform message describing the infrastructure change. Reference PR number. Example: +``` +Add PV metrics collection to ClusterRole and Fluentd config (#1234) +``` + +## Pitfalls +- Helm templates and standalone `ama-logs.yaml` can drift — always update both. +- Changing ClusterRole permissions requires cluster-admin access to deploy; verify in test cluster. +- Dockerfile `tdnf install` lines without version pins may break on base image updates. +- Windows and Linux Dockerfiles have different Ruby versions and package managers; changes rarely apply to both. +- Chart version in `Chart.yaml` must be bumped for any template or values change, or Helm upgrade will no-op. diff --git a/.github/skills/performance-optimization/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/performance-optimization/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..51e55f512 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/performance-optimization/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +# Skill: Performance Optimization + +## Overview +Optimize resource consumption and throughput of the Docker-Provider monitoring agent. Targets include Fluent-Bit buffering, telemetry batch sizes, Go memory management, and Ruby garbage collection. + +## Scope +- **Fluent-Bit config**: Buffer settings in Helm `values.yaml`, environment variables in DaemonSet templates +- **Go plugins**: `source/plugins/go/src/` (memory allocation, batch processing in `oms.go`, `telemetry.go`) +- **Ruby plugins**: `source/plugins/ruby/` (GC tuning, telemetry batching) +- **Container resource tuning**: Environment variables in `kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch` +- **Helm values**: `charts/azuremonitor-containers/values.yaml` + +## Procedures + +### Fluent-Bit Buffer Tuning +Fluent-Bit buffer settings control memory usage and log throughput. Key environment variables set in the DaemonSet: +```yaml +FBIT_SERVICE_FLUSH_INTERVAL: "15" # Flush interval in seconds +FBIT_TAIL_BUFFER_CHUNK_SIZE: "1" # Chunk size in MB +FBIT_TAIL_BUFFER_MAX_SIZE: "1" # Max buffer size in MB +``` +These are configured in `charts/azuremonitor-containers/values.yaml` under log settings (`flushintervalsecs`, `tailbufchunksizemegabytes`, `tailbufmaxsizemegabytes`). Increasing buffer sizes improves throughput for high-volume clusters but increases memory consumption. Always pair buffer changes with appropriate container memory limits. + +### Go Plugin Memory Management +The Dockerfile sets `MALLOC_ARENA_MAX=2` to limit glibc memory arenas, reducing virtual memory overhead in containerized Go processes: +```dockerfile +ENV MALLOC_ARENA_MAX=2 +``` +This is critical for DaemonSet pods running on every node. Increasing this value allows more concurrent allocation pools but increases per-pod memory. The telemetry push interval (default 5 minutes in `telemetry.go`) controls how frequently buffered metrics are flushed — shorter intervals reduce memory pressure but increase network traffic. + +### Telemetry Batch Optimization +Go telemetry (`source/plugins/go/src/telemetry.go`) buffers metrics and flushes periodically: +- `SendContainerLogPluginMetrics` flushes every `telemetryPushIntervalProperty` (default 300s) +- Metrics tracked: FlushedRecordsCount, FlushedRecordsSize, FlushedRecordsTimeTaken, AgentLogProcessingMaxLatencyMs + +To optimize batching: +1. Adjust flush intervals to balance latency vs. throughput +2. Monitor `FlushedRecordsTimeTaken` to detect slow flushes +3. Track `ContainerLogsSendErrors*` metrics to detect backpressure + +### Ruby GC Tuning +The Dockerfile sets Ruby garbage collection parameters: +```dockerfile +ENV RUBY_GC_HEAP_OLDOBJECT_LIMIT_FACTOR=1.0 +``` +This controls when Ruby triggers major GC cycles for old-generation objects. Lower values (closer to 1.0) trigger GC more frequently, reducing peak memory at the cost of CPU. Tune based on the Ruby plugin memory profile observed under production workloads. + +## Validation Checklist +1. **Build**: `cd build/linux && make` +2. **Unit tests**: Run Go, Ruby, and Bash test suites to verify no regressions +3. **Load testing**: Deploy to a test cluster with synthetic log generation; monitor with: + - `kubectl top pods -n kube-system -l component=ama-logs` (CPU/memory) + - Agent telemetry metrics (FlushedRecordsCount, FlushedRecordsTimeTaken) +4. **Resource monitoring**: Compare before/after memory and CPU usage over a 24-hour window +5. **Stress test**: Verify behavior under log volume spikes (10x normal throughput) +6. **CI**: All unit tests must pass + +## Commit Convention +Describe the optimization and expected impact. Example: +``` +Reduce Fluent-Bit buffer chunk size to lower DaemonSet memory footprint (#1234) +``` + +## Pitfalls +- Buffer sizes too small cause log drops under burst load — always validate with load testing. +- `MALLOC_ARENA_MAX=2` is tuned for containers; increasing it for debugging and forgetting to revert wastes memory across every node. +- Ruby GC tuning is workload-dependent — values optimal for low-volume clusters may cause GC thrashing on high-volume ones. +- Telemetry flush interval changes affect both performance and observability — shorter intervals increase network I/O. +- Fluent-Bit buffer settings in `values.yaml` must match what the agent startup scripts (`main.sh`) expect. diff --git a/.github/skills/security-patch/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/security-patch/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..acfb62471 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/security-patch/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +# Skill: Security Patch + +## Overview +Remediate security vulnerabilities discovered by Trivy, CodeQL, or DevSkim scans. Patches target Go module CVEs, container base image vulnerabilities, and OS-level package issues. + +## Scope +- **Go modules**: `source/plugins/go/src/go.mod`, `source/plugins/go/input/go.mod`, `test/ginkgo-e2e/*/go.mod` +- **Container base images**: `kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch`, `kubernetes/windows/Dockerfile` +- **OS packages**: `tdnf install` in Dockerfiles, `kubernetes/linux/setup.sh` +- **Trivy exceptions**: `.trivyignore` at repo root +- **Security workflows**: `.github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml`, `.github/workflows/devskim.yml` + +## Procedures + +### Go Module CVE Remediation +```bash +cd source/plugins/go/src +go get @ +go mod tidy + +cd ../input +go get @ +go mod tidy +``` +Check all `go.mod` files in the repo — test modules under `test/ginkgo-e2e/` may share the same vulnerable dependency. Commit both `go.mod` and `go.sum`. + +### Container Base Image Updates +Edit the `FROM` line in `kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch`: +```dockerfile +FROM mcr.microsoft.com/azurelinux/base/core:3.0 # builder stage +FROM mcr.microsoft.com/azurelinux/distroless/base:3.0 # runtime stage +``` +For version-pinned base images, update to the patched tag. Rebuild and verify all `tdnf install` packages remain available. + +### OS Package Patches (tdnf) +Update pinned versions in Dockerfile `tdnf install` directives or `kubernetes/linux/setup.sh`. For Windows, update Chocolatey package versions in `kubernetes/windows/Dockerfile`. Example for removing a vulnerable Ruby gem: +```dockerfile +RUN gem uninstall rexml -v 3.2.5 --force +``` + +### .trivyignore Management +When a CVE cannot be immediately fixed (e.g., upstream hasn't released a patch), add it to `.trivyignore`: +``` +# CVE-2026-24051 - pending upstream fix, tracked in issue #XXXX +CVE-2026-24051 +``` +Each entry must include a comment with justification and a tracking reference. Review `.trivyignore` regularly and remove entries once patches are available. + +### Security Scanning Validation +- **Trivy** (container + filesystem): `trivy fs --severity CRITICAL,HIGH --scanners vuln .` +- **CodeQL**: Runs on push/PR to `ci_prod`; scans Go, Python, Ruby (`.github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml`) +- **DevSkim**: Static analysis for security anti-patterns (`.github/workflows/devskim.yml`) + +All three tools report to the GitHub Security tab via SARIF uploads. + +## Validation Checklist +1. **Build**: `cd build/linux && make` +2. **Go unit tests**: `./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh` +3. **Ruby unit tests**: `ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb` +4. **Trivy re-scan**: `trivy fs --severity CRITICAL,HIGH --scanners vuln .` — confirm CVE is resolved +5. **Docker build**: Rebuild image and run `trivy image ` +6. **CI**: All checks in `run_unit_tests.yml` and `pr-checker.yml` must pass + +## Commit Convention +Reference the CVE ID and affected component. Example: +``` +Fix CVE-2024-34156 by updating golang.org/x/text to v0.19.0 (#1234) +``` + +## Pitfalls +- Updating a Go module in one `go.mod` but not others causes build inconsistencies. +- Base image updates can remove packages needed at runtime — always test the built container. +- Adding CVEs to `.trivyignore` without justification or tracking makes them permanent tech debt. +- Windows Dockerfile uses Chocolatey, not tdnf — different patching workflow. +- CodeQL and DevSkim run on `ci_prod` branch; test locally before pushing. diff --git a/.github/skills/security-review/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/security-review/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..89cb4d318 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/security-review/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ +# Skill: Security Review + +## Overview +Perform STRIDE-based security reviews of changes to the Docker-Provider monitoring agent. This agent runs as a privileged DaemonSet on every Kubernetes node, collecting logs, metrics, and inventory data — making security review critical for every change. + +## STRIDE Threat Analysis + +### Spoofing +**Kubernetes ServiceAccount tokens**: The agent authenticates to the K8s API using the `ama-logs` ServiceAccount in `kube-system`. Review changes to: +- `kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml` — ServiceAccount definition +- `charts/azuremonitor-containers/templates/ama-logs-rbac.yaml` — RBAC bindings, time-bound token support + +**IMDS metadata access**: The agent may query Azure Instance Metadata Service for identity. Verify that: +- IMDS calls use the correct audience and resource parameters +- Token caching does not persist tokens beyond their lifetime +- Arc K8s identity requests (`azureclusteridentityrequests`) in the ClusterRole are scoped appropriately + +**Ingestion token auth**: `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH` is a base64-encoded instrumentation key set in Dockerfiles. Verify: +- The key is not logged in plaintext +- Token refresh logic (in `telemetry.go` `InitializeTelemetryClient`) handles errors without exposing credentials + +### Tampering +**Config integrity**: Review changes to ConfigMaps and Fluentd configuration in `kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml` for: +- Unauthorized data collection sources +- Modified collection intervals that could exfiltrate data +- Altered log routing destinations + +**Helm values**: Changes to `values.yaml` can alter image tags, enable features, or change security settings. Verify: +- Image tags reference trusted MCR registry (`mcr.microsoft.com/azuremonitor/containerinsights/ciprod`) +- No new `hostPath` volume mounts that expose sensitive host directories +- Feature flags don't bypass security controls + +**Container image provenance**: Dockerfiles should only pull from: +- `mcr.microsoft.com/` (Microsoft Container Registry) +- Verified upstream sources for build tools (golang, ruby-build) + +### Repudiation +**Audit logging via Application Insights**: The agent sends telemetry to Application Insights. Review that: +- Error conditions trigger `SendException()` (Go) or `sendExceptionTelemetry()` (Ruby) +- Security-relevant events (auth failures, config changes) are logged +- Telemetry includes sufficient dimensions for correlation: `computer`, `controller_type`, `container_type` + +**Structured logging**: Go plugins use `Log()` function, Ruby plugins use `$log.warn/error/info`. Ensure: +- Log messages include structured context (pod name, namespace, error codes) +- No sensitive data (tokens, keys, PII) appears in log messages +- Log rotation is configured (`kubernetes/linux/logrotate.conf`) + +### Information Disclosure +**APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH**: This base64-encoded key is set as an environment variable in both Linux and Windows Dockerfiles. Review that: +- It is not printed in log output or error messages +- `AZMON_COLLECT_ENV=False` remains set (prevents collecting environment variables from monitored containers) +- The key is not included in telemetry custom properties + +**Connection strings in logs**: Review changes to logging statements for: +- Workspace IDs, connection strings, or API keys in error messages +- Stack traces that expose internal URLs or credentials +- Debug logging that dumps request/response bodies + +**Error message review**: Check that error handlers do not expose: +- File system paths from the host (via `HOST_MOUNT_PREFIX=/hostfs`) +- Kubernetes API responses containing secrets +- Internal service endpoints or IP addresses + +### Denial of Service +**Container resource limits**: Review that: +- `MALLOC_ARENA_MAX=2` remains set to limit Go memory arena allocation +- `CONTAINER_MEMORY_LIMIT_IN_BYTES` is populated via `resourceFieldRef` in DaemonSet templates +- Fluent-Bit buffer settings (`FBIT_TAIL_BUFFER_MAX_SIZE`) prevent unbounded memory growth + +**Kubernetes API rate limiting**: The agent polls the K8s API at intervals configured in the Fluentd ConfigMap (default 60s for most sources). Review that: +- New data sources don't decrease polling intervals excessively +- `KUBE_CLIENT_BACKOFF_BASE=1` and `KUBE_CLIENT_BACKOFF_DURATION=0` settings are appropriate +- Batch size limits exist for large clusters + +**Fluent-Bit buffering**: Buffer chunk and max size are set to 1MB each by default. Review that: +- Buffer increases are justified and paired with memory limit increases +- `FBIT_SERVICE_FLUSH_INTERVAL` is not set too aggressively (default 15s) + +### Elevation of Privilege +**Non-root containers**: The DaemonSet runs with `privileged: true` and capabilities `NET_ADMIN`, `NET_RAW`. Review that: +- New changes don't add unnecessary capabilities +- OpenShift SCC (`ama-logs-openshift-scc.yaml`) matches the DaemonSet security context +- No new containers in the pod spec request additional privileges + +**Kubernetes RBAC**: The `ama-logs-reader` ClusterRole grants: +- `list`, `get`, `watch` on pods, nodes, events, namespaces, services, PVs +- `list` on replicasets, deployments, HPAs +- `get` on `/metrics` non-resource URL +- Arc K8s: `get`, `create`, `patch`, `list`, `update`, `delete` on `azureclusteridentityrequests` + +Review that new permissions follow least-privilege. Reject changes that add: +- `create`, `update`, `delete` on core resources (pods, secrets, configmaps) unless justified +- Access to secrets beyond the specific `container-insights-clusteridentityrequest-token` +- Cluster-admin equivalent permissions + +**Security contexts**: Verify changes to `securityContext` blocks in: +- `charts/azuremonitor-containers/templates/ama-logs-daemonset.yaml` +- `charts/azuremonitor-containers/templates/ama-logs-deployment.yaml` +- `kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml` + +## Credential Detection Patterns +Scan for these patterns in code changes: +``` +# Base64-encoded keys (like APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH) +/[A-Za-z0-9+\/]{20,}={0,2}/ + +# Azure connection strings +/(Endpoint|SharedAccessKey|AccountKey)=[^;]+/ + +# Instrumentation keys (GUID format) +/[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{12}/ + +# Bearer tokens in code +/(Bearer|Authorization)\s+[A-Za-z0-9._-]+/ +``` + +## Language-Specific Weak Patterns + +### Go +- `fmt.Sprintf` with credential variables — use structured logging instead +- Unchecked `os.Getenv("APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH")` — validate before use +- HTTP clients without timeout — can cause goroutine leaks +- `log.Printf` with `%v` on structs containing credentials + +### Ruby +- `puts` or `print` with sensitive data — use `$log` with appropriate level +- String interpolation of environment variables in log messages +- Unvalidated external input in Fluentd filter/input plugins +- Missing `$in_unit_test` guards around telemetry calls in test paths + +### Shell +- Unquoted variable expansion (`$VAR` vs `"$VAR"`) — injection risk +- `curl` without `--fail` — silent failures on auth endpoints +- Credentials passed as command-line arguments (visible in `/proc`) +- `chmod 777` or overly permissive file permissions + +## CI Security Tools +| Tool | Config | Trigger | Output | +|------|--------|---------|--------| +| CodeQL | `.github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml` | Push/PR to `ci_prod`, weekly | SARIF → GitHub Security tab | +| DevSkim | `.github/workflows/devskim.yml` | Push/PR to `ci_prod`, weekly | SARIF → GitHub Security tab | +| Trivy | Manual / CI | On-demand | Console output, `.trivyignore` for exceptions | + +## Review Checklist +1. No new credentials or secrets hardcoded in source +2. No expanded RBAC permissions without documented justification +3. No new `hostPath` mounts or privileged escalation +4. Error handling does not leak sensitive information +5. Telemetry changes include appropriate dimensions for audit +6. Container resource limits remain appropriate +7. Base images and dependencies come from trusted sources +8. `.trivyignore` changes include justification and tracking reference +9. All CI security tools (CodeQL, DevSkim, Trivy) pass diff --git a/.github/skills/telemetry-authoring/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/telemetry-authoring/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0cca13bff --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/telemetry-authoring/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,137 @@ +# Skill: Telemetry Authoring + +## Overview +Add and modify telemetry instrumentation in the Docker-Provider monitoring agent. Telemetry is sent via Application Insights (Go SDK and Ruby utility) and optionally forwarded to MDSD for Geneva metrics. All telemetry code must be safe for unit testing and follow established naming conventions. + +## Telemetry Stack +- **Go**: `github.com/microsoft/ApplicationInsights-Go v0.4.4` — direct SDK usage +- **Ruby**: `ApplicationInsightsUtility` wrapper class (`source/plugins/ruby/ApplicationInsightsUtility.rb`) +- **MDSD/Geneva**: Metrics forwarded via MDSD for Azure Monitor pipeline integration +- **Instrumentation key**: `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH` environment variable (base64-encoded) + +## Go Telemetry Patterns + +### Initialization +The telemetry client is initialized in `source/plugins/go/src/telemetry.go`: +```go +func InitializeTelemetryClient(agentVersion string) (int, error) +``` +This decodes `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH` and sets up the singleton `TelemetryClient`. Do not create additional clients. + +### Sending Metrics +```go +SendMetric("FlushedRecordsCount", float64(count), map[string]string{ + "Computer": hostname, + "ControllerType": controllerType, +}) +``` +Use `SendMetric(metricName, value, dimensions)` for numeric measurements. Always include standard dimensions. + +### Sending Events +```go +SendEvent("ContainerLogPluginStarted", map[string]string{ + "AgentVersion": agentVersion, + "ControllerType": controllerType, +}) +``` +Use `SendEvent(eventName, dimensions)` for discrete occurrences. + +### Error Reporting +```go +SendException(err) +``` +Call `SendException()` for all unrecoverable errors and panics. This calls `TelemetryClient.TrackException()`. Prefer this over silently logging errors. + +### Logging +```go +Log("Processing %d records for container %s", count, containerID) +``` +`Log()` writes to stderr with a consistent format. Use for operational logging, not telemetry. Do not use `fmt.Printf` or `log.Printf` directly. + +### Periodic Telemetry +`SendContainerLogPluginMetrics()` and `SendTracesAsMetrics()` run as goroutines, flushing batched metrics at configurable intervals. When adding new periodic metrics: +1. Define a package-level counter/gauge variable +2. Update it atomically from the hot path +3. Read and reset it in the flush goroutine +4. Use appropriate mutex (e.g., `TracesErrorMetricsMutex`) for thread safety + +## Ruby Telemetry Patterns + +### Sending Custom Events +```ruby +ApplicationInsightsUtility.sendCustomEvent( + "KubePerfInventoryHeartbeat", + {"Computer" => hostname, "ControllerType" => controller_type} +) +``` + +### Sending Metrics +```ruby +ApplicationInsightsUtility.sendMetricTelemetry( + "PodCount", + pod_count, + {"Computer" => hostname} +) +``` + +### Sending Exceptions +```ruby +ApplicationInsightsUtility.sendExceptionTelemetry(error.message, {"Source" => "in_kube_perfinventory"}) +``` + +### Structured Logging +```ruby +$log.info "Successfully collected #{count} pod inventory records" +$log.warn "Failed to parse container log: #{error.message}" +$log.error "Kubernetes API returned #{response.code}" +``` +Use `$log` (Fluentd logger) for all operational logging. Never use `puts` or `print` — these bypass log routing and formatting. + +### Unit Test Guards +Telemetry calls must be gated in test contexts: +```ruby +if !$in_unit_test + ApplicationInsightsUtility.sendCustomEvent("EventName", properties) +end +``` +This prevents test runs from sending real telemetry. Always wrap telemetry calls with this guard in code paths exercised by unit tests. + +## Naming Conventions +- **Metric names**: `PascalCase` descriptive names (e.g., `FlushedRecordsCount`, `AgentLogProcessingMaxLatencyMs`, `TelegrafMetricsSentCount`) +- **Event names**: `PascalCase` with component prefix (e.g., `ContainerLogPluginStarted`, `KubePerfInventoryHeartbeat`) +- **Dimension keys**: `PascalCase` (e.g., `Computer`, `ControllerType`, `ContainerType`) + +## Standard Dimensions +Include these dimensions on all telemetry for correlation: + +| Dimension | Source | Description | +|-----------|--------|-------------| +| `Computer` | Hostname / node name | Identifies the K8s node | +| `ControllerType` | `CONTROLLER_TYPE` env var | `DaemonSet` or `ReplicaSet` | +| `AgentVersion` | `AGENT_VERSION` env var | Agent version string | +| `ContainerType` | Runtime detection | Container runtime type | + +Ruby `ApplicationInsightsUtility` automatically attaches: ID, Region, WSID, Version, Controller, Computer, WSCloud, Proxy, Container Runtime. + +## MDSD / Geneva Integration +Some metrics are forwarded to MDSD for the Geneva metrics pipeline. The `SendTracesAsMetrics()` function in `telemetry.go` captures traces from: +- addon-token-adapter logs +- MDSD (Geneva) logs +- OTLP collector logs (including EPS metrics) + +These are parsed and re-emitted as Application Insights metrics. When adding MDSD-routed metrics, ensure the metric name and dimensions match the Geneva metric definition. + +## Anti-Patterns +1. **No `puts`/`print`/`fmt.Printf` for telemetry** — use the SDK wrappers (`SendMetric`, `SendEvent`, `$log`) +2. **Reuse the singleton client** — never call `InitializeTelemetryClient` more than once; use the existing `TelemetryClient` +3. **Gate telemetry in unit tests** — wrap with `$in_unit_test` (Ruby) or mock the client (Go) +4. **Don't log credentials** — never include `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH` or connection strings in telemetry dimensions or log messages +5. **Don't send high-cardinality dimensions** — avoid pod IDs or container IDs as dimension values; aggregate at node or controller level +6. **Don't skip error telemetry** — every `rescue`/`recover` block should call `SendException` or `sendExceptionTelemetry` + +## Validation Checklist +1. **Build**: `cd build/linux && make` +2. **Go unit tests**: `./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh` — verify telemetry calls are mockable +3. **Ruby unit tests**: `ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb` — verify `$in_unit_test` guards work +4. **Manual verification**: Deploy to test cluster, query Application Insights for new metric/event names +5. **Dimension review**: Confirm standard dimensions are present on all new telemetry diff --git a/.github/skills/test-authoring/SKILL.md b/.github/skills/test-authoring/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..216ead179 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/skills/test-authoring/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ +# Skill: Test Authoring + +## Overview +Write and maintain tests across the five test suites in Docker-Provider. Follow TDD when possible: write a failing test first, then implement the change. + +## Test Suites + +### 1. Go Unit Tests +- **Location**: `*_test.go` files alongside source in `source/plugins/go/src/` and `source/plugins/go/input/` +- **Framework**: Go `testing` package with `testify` assertions +- **Run**: `./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh` +- **Pattern**: +```go +func TestParseLogEntry_EmptyInput(t *testing.T) { + result, err := ParseLogEntry("") + assert.Error(t, err) + assert.Nil(t, result) +} +``` +- **Conventions**: Table-driven tests preferred for multiple cases. Use `t.Helper()` in shared functions. + +### 2. Ruby Unit Tests +- **Location**: `test/unit-tests/` (e.g., `test_driver.rb` and related test files) +- **Framework**: Minitest +- **Run**: `ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb` +- **Pattern**: +```ruby +class TestContainerLogParser < Minitest::Test + def test_parse_valid_log_line + result = ContainerLogParser.parse("2024-01-01T00:00:00Z stdout F hello") + assert_equal "hello", result[:message] + end +end +``` +- **Conventions**: Class name must start with `Test` and extend `Minitest::Test`. + +### 3. Bash Unit Tests +- **Location**: `test/unit-tests/test_cases/*.sh` +- **Harness**: `test/unit-tests/test_main.sh` drives all test cases +- **Run**: `./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh` +- **Pattern**: +```bash +test_env_variable_defaults() { + unset AZMON_CLUSTER_REGION + source kubernetes/linux/main.sh --dry-run + assertEquals "default" "$CLUSTER_REGION" +} +``` +- **Conventions**: Each test is a shell function. Use assertion helpers from the test harness. + +### 4. Python E2E Tests +- **Location**: `test/e2e/src/tests/` +- **Framework**: pytest with fixtures +- **Run**: `pytest test/e2e/src/tests/` +- **Pattern**: +```python +def test_container_logs_ingested(aks_cluster): + results = query_log_analytics(aks_cluster, "ContainerLog | take 1") + assert len(results) > 0 +``` +- **Conventions**: Use pytest fixtures for cluster setup. These tests require a live AKS cluster. + +### 5. Ginkgo E2E Tests +- **Location**: `test/ginkgo-e2e/` (each subdirectory has its own `go.mod`) +- **Framework**: Ginkgo BDD with Gomega matchers +- **Run**: `cd test/ginkgo-e2e/ && ginkgo run` +- **Pattern**: +```go +var _ = Describe("Container Insights", func() { + It("should collect CPU metrics", func() { + metrics := getMetrics(clusterCtx) + Expect(metrics).NotTo(BeEmpty()) + }) +}) +``` +- **Conventions**: Describe/Context/It hierarchy. Separate `go.mod` per suite. + +## TDD Workflow +1. Write a failing test that captures the expected behavior. +2. Run the test — confirm it fails for the right reason. +3. Implement the minimal code to make the test pass. +4. Refactor while keeping tests green. +5. Run the full relevant suite before committing. + +## CI Integration +Tests run automatically via `.github/workflows/run_unit_tests.yml`. All Go, Ruby, and Bash unit tests must pass before merge. E2E tests run in separate pipeline stages against live clusters. diff --git a/.vscode/mcp.json b/.vscode/mcp.json new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ec34866f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/.vscode/mcp.json @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +{ + "servers": { + "github": { + "type": "stdio", + "command": "npx", + "args": ["-y", "@anthropic-ai/github-mcp@0.2.3"], + "env": { + "GITHUB_TOKEN": "${input:github_token}" + } + }, + "microsoft-docs": { + "type": "stdio", + "command": "npx", + "args": ["-y", "@anthropic-ai/microsoft-docs-mcp@0.3.1"] + } + }, + "inputs": [ + { + "id": "github_token", + "type": "promptString", + "description": "GitHub Personal Access Token", + "password": true + } + ] +} diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8ec121c5e --- /dev/null +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -0,0 +1,252 @@ +# AGENTS.md — Docker-Provider + +AI coding agent reference for the Azure Monitor for Containers (Container Insights) repository. + +## Setup Commands + +```bash +# Clone +git clone https://github.com/microsoft/Docker-Provider.git && cd Docker-Provider + +# Go (required for plugin compilation) +# Install Go 1.25.7 — must match go.mod version +go version # verify: go1.25.7 + +# Ruby (required for Fluent plugins and tests) +gem install fluentd -v 1.14.2 --no-document +gem install ipaddress --no-document + +# Build (Linux) +cd build/linux && make # produces .deb/.rpm packages + shell bundle +cd ../.. # return to repo root + +# Docker image (multi-arch) +docker build -f kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch -t ciprod:dev . +``` + +## Code Style + +### Go (`source/plugins/go/`) + +- `camelCase` for exported/unexported functions; `PascalCase` for exported types +- `UPPER_CASE` for constants (e.g., `ContainerLogDataType`, `InsightsMetricsDataType`) +- Always `if err != nil { return err }` — never ignore errors +- Use `testify` assertions in tests, `golang/mock` for mocking +- Output plugin functions are `//export`-ed as C symbols — signatures are fixed +- Two Go modules: `source/plugins/go/src/go.mod` and `source/plugins/go/input/go.mod` + +### Ruby (`source/plugins/ruby/`) + +- `snake_case` for methods and variables; `PascalCase` for classes +- Fluent plugins inherit `Fluent::Plugin::Input`, `Output`, or `Filter` +- Register with `Fluent::Plugin.register_input("plugin_name", self)` +- Use `begin/rescue => e` with `ApplicationInsightsUtility.sendExceptionTelemetry(e)` in rescue blocks +- Use `oj` gem for JSON, `msgpack` for MDSD serialization +- Class-level `@@` variables for plugin state; `Singleton` pattern for shared services +- Tests use minitest via `test_driver.rb` + +### Shell (`scripts/`, `build/`, `kubernetes/linux/`) + +- `UPPER_CASE` for variables; always quote `"$VARIABLE"` +- Start scripts with `set -e` (fail on error) +- Use `#!/bin/bash` shebang +- Source shared functions from `test/unit-tests/test_framework.sh` + +### Python (`test/e2e/`) + +- `snake_case` for functions and variables +- Use `pytest` fixtures with `scope='session'` for expensive setup +- Follow existing patterns in `test/e2e/src/tests/` + +### PowerShell (`build/windows/`, `test/unit-tests/`) + +- `PascalCase` for function names; `$PascalCase` for variables +- Use Pester 5.3.3 `Describe`/`It`/`Should` blocks +- Use `PSScriptAnalyzer` for linting + +## Testing Instructions + +### 1. Bash Unit Tests + +```bash +chmod +x test/unit-tests/test_main.sh test/unit-tests/test_framework.sh +find test/unit-tests/test_functions -name "*.sh" -exec chmod +x {} \; +find test/unit-tests/test_cases -name "*.sh" -exec chmod +x {} \; +./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh +``` + +### 2. Go Unit Tests + +```bash +./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh +# Internally runs: +# cd source/plugins/go/src && go generate && GOUNITTEST=true ISTEST=true go test . +``` + +### 3. Ruby Unit Tests + +```bash +# Prerequisites +gem install fluentd -v 1.14.2 --no-document +gem install ipaddress --no-document +fluentd --setup ./fluent + +./test/unit-tests/run_ruby_tests.sh +# Internally runs: ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb +``` + +### 4. PowerShell Unit Tests (Windows) + +```powershell +Install-Module -Name Pester -RequiredVersion 5.3.3 -Force -SkipPublisherCheck +Install-Module -Name PSScriptAnalyzer -Force +./test/unit-tests/test_main.ps1 +``` + +### 5. E2E & Ginkgo Tests (in-cluster) + +```bash +pytest test/e2e/ # Python E2E against live LA workspace +ginkgo ./test/ginkgo-e2e/* # Ginkgo E2E tests +``` + +## Dev Environment Tips + +- **Go setup:** Ensure `GOPATH` is set. Both Go modules use `go 1.25.7`. Run `go mod tidy` in both `source/plugins/go/src/` and `source/plugins/go/input/` after dependency changes. +- **Ruby gems:** The container image uses Ruby 3.3.x with fluentd 1.16.3 in production, but tests run against fluentd 1.14.2. +- **Docker builds:** The multi-arch Dockerfile has 3 stages: `golang-builder` (compile), `builder` (install deps), `distroless_image` (production). Build args: `TARGETARCH` (amd64/arm64), `IMAGE_TAG`. +- **Unit test flags:** Go tests require `GOUNITTEST=true ISTEST=true`. Ruby tests set `$in_unit_test = true` to suppress telemetry calls. +- **Config files:** DaemonSet reads from `/etc/opt/microsoft/docker-cimprov/out_oms.conf`. ReplicaSet reads from a different path based on `CONTROLLER_TYPE` env var. +- **MDSD sockets:** Linux uses Unix domain sockets; Windows uses named pipes. Test both paths when modifying `PostDataHelper()`. + +## Recommended AI Workflow + +### 1. Explore + +``` +# Understand the data flow for the feature area +"Show me how container logs flow from Fluent-Bit tail input through out_oms.go to Log Analytics" +"What Ruby input plugins collect Kubernetes inventory data?" +``` + +### 2. Plan + +``` +# Describe the change scope before coding +"I need to add a new data type for network flow logs. This requires: + - New constant in oms.go + - New MDSD socket client initialization + - New PostDataHelper routing branch + - Unit test in out_oms_test.go" +``` + +### 3. Code + +``` +# Be specific about files and patterns +"Add a new Go input plugin following the pattern in source/plugins/go/input/containerinventory/" +"Add a Ruby filter plugin inheriting Fluent::Plugin::Filter, registered as 'myfilter'" +``` + +### 4. Commit + +```bash +git add -A +git commit -m "Add network flow log support to out_oms plugin (#1234)" +# Target ci_prod branch for PRs +git push origin feature/network-flow-logs +``` + +## PR Instructions + +- **Target branch:** `ci_prod` (default) +- **Commit messages:** Freeform with PR/issue refs (e.g., `Fix container log V2 schema (#1234)`) +- **CI checks:** Unit tests (Bash, Go, Ruby, PowerShell), CodeQL, DevSkim run automatically +- **Required:** All unit tests must pass. No new Trivy/CodeQL findings. +- **Reviewers:** See `CODEOWNERS` for ownership rules. + +## Architecture Diagram + +```mermaid +graph TB + subgraph "Kubernetes Node (DaemonSet)" + FB[Fluent-Bit Engine] + + subgraph "Input Plugins" + TAIL[tail - Container Logs] + GO_CI[Go: containerinventory] + GO_PERF[Go: perf] + RB_POD[Ruby: in_kube_podinventory] + RB_NODE[Ruby: in_kube_nodes] + RB_EVENT[Ruby: in_kube_events] + RB_CADV[Ruby: in_cadvisor_perf] + RB_PV[Ruby: in_kube_pvinventory] + end + + subgraph "Filters" + F_TEL[Ruby: filter_telegraf2mdm] + F_INV[Ruby: filter_inventory2mdm] + F_CAD[Ruby: filter_cadvisor2mdm] + end + + subgraph "Output Plugins" + OUT_OMS[Go: out_oms - C-shared library] + OUT_MDM[Ruby: out_mdm] + end + + MDSD[MDSD Daemon - msgpack Unix socket] + TELE[Telegraf - System metrics] + end + + subgraph "Cluster-Level (Deployment/ReplicaSet)" + RS_POD[Ruby: in_kube_podinventory] + RS_SVC[Ruby: in_kubestate_deployments] + RS_HPA[Ruby: in_kubestate_hpa] + end + + K8S_API[Kubernetes API Server] + + subgraph "Azure Destinations" + LA[Log Analytics Workspace - ODS] + ADX[Azure Data Explorer] + GENEVA[Geneva / MDSD Service] + MDM[Azure Monitor Metrics] + AI[Application Insights - Telemetry] + end + + TAIL --> FB + GO_CI --> FB + GO_PERF --> FB + RB_POD --> FB + RB_NODE --> FB + RB_EVENT --> FB + RB_CADV --> FB + RB_PV --> FB + TELE --> F_TEL + + FB --> F_TEL + FB --> F_INV + FB --> F_CAD + + FB --> OUT_OMS + F_CAD --> OUT_MDM + F_INV --> OUT_MDM + F_TEL --> OUT_MDM + + OUT_OMS --> MDSD + OUT_OMS --> LA + OUT_OMS --> ADX + OUT_OMS --> GENEVA + OUT_MDM --> MDM + OUT_OMS --> AI + + RB_POD -.-> K8S_API + RB_NODE -.-> K8S_API + RB_EVENT -.-> K8S_API + RS_POD -.-> K8S_API + RS_SVC -.-> K8S_API + RS_HPA -.-> K8S_API + + MDSD --> LA + MDSD --> GENEVA +``` diff --git a/Prompt.md b/Prompt.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b88eb2385 --- /dev/null +++ b/Prompt.md @@ -0,0 +1,185 @@ +# Prompt.md — Docker-Provider + +## Project Description + +**Azure Monitor for Containers** (Container Insights) is a Kubernetes monitoring agent that collects container logs, performance metrics, and cluster inventory data. It runs as a DaemonSet on every node and a Deployment for cluster-wide resources. Data is collected through Fluent-Bit input plugins (Go and Ruby), transformed via filter plugins, and routed through the Go `out_oms` output plugin to Azure Monitor backends (Log Analytics, Azure Data Explorer, Geneva/MDSD). + +The agent supports AKS, Arc-enabled Kubernetes, Azure Stack, OpenShift, and on-premises clusters across Linux and Windows nodes with multi-arch (amd64/arm64) container images. + +## Tech Stack + +| Component | Technology | Version | Purpose | +|---|---|---|---| +| Output Plugin | Go (c-shared) | 1.25.7 | Fluent-Bit output plugin for Log Analytics/ADX/MDSD | +| Input Plugins | Go | 1.25.7 | Container inventory and perf metrics collection | +| Input/Filter/Output Plugins | Ruby | 3.3.x | Kubernetes API inventory, cAdvisor metrics, MDM output | +| Fluent-Bit | C | 4.0.14 | Log pipeline engine | +| Fluentd | Ruby | 1.16.3 (prod) / 1.14.2 (test) | Plugin framework for Ruby plugins | +| Kubernetes Client | client-go | v0.29.3 | Kubernetes API access | +| Telemetry | ApplicationInsights-Go | v0.4.4 | Agent health and diagnostics | +| Serialization | msgpack (tinylib/msgp) | v1.1.9 | MDSD binary protocol | +| System Metrics | Telegraf | 1.37.1 | Host-level metrics collection | +| Monitoring Daemon | MDSD | 1.37.0 | Azure monitoring data sink | +| Container Base | Azure Linux 3.0 distroless | — | Production container image | +| Build System | Make + Docker | — | Multi-arch builds | +| CI | GitHub Actions + Azure DevOps | — | Unit tests, CodeQL, DevSkim | +| E2E Tests | pytest | — | Log Analytics query validation | +| E2E Tests | Ginkgo v2 | — | Kubernetes integration tests | +| Unit Tests (Go) | testify + golang/mock | — | Go plugin unit tests | +| Unit Tests (Ruby) | minitest | — | Ruby plugin unit tests | +| Unit Tests (PS) | Pester | 5.3.3 | PowerShell script tests | +| Security Scanning | CodeQL, DevSkim, Trivy | — | SAST and container scanning | +| Helm | Helm v3 | — | 3 charts for deployment | + +## Architecture Overview + +``` +┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ +│ Kubernetes Cluster │ +│ │ +│ ┌───────────────────────────────────┐ ┌────────────────────┐ │ +│ │ DaemonSet (per node) │ │ Deployment (1x) │ │ +│ │ │ │ │ │ +│ │ Fluent-Bit ──► out_oms (Go) │ │ Ruby kube plugins │ │ +│ │ Telegraf ──► filter (Ruby) │ │ ├─ podinventory │ │ +│ │ Ruby input ──► out_mdm (Ruby) │ │ ├─ deployments │ │ +│ │ │ │ └─ hpa │ │ +│ │ MDSD daemon (msgpack sockets) │ └────────────────────┘ │ +│ └──────────┬────────────────────────┘ │ │ +│ │ │ │ +│ ▼ ▼ │ +│ ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ +│ │ Kubernetes API Server │ │ +│ └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │ +└─────────────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────────┘ + │ + ┌───────────────┼───────────────┬──────────────┐ + ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ + ┌──────────────┐ ┌─────────────┐ ┌───────────┐ ┌────────────┐ + │Log Analytics │ │Azure Data │ │ Geneva / │ │ Azure │ + │ (ODS) │ │Explorer │ │ MDSD │ │ Monitor │ + │ - Logs v1/v2│ │(ADX) │ │ │ │ Metrics │ + │ - Perf │ └─────────────┘ └───────────┘ │ (MDM) │ + │ - Inventory │ └────────────┘ + └──────────────┘ +``` + +### Data Flow + +1. **Container Logs:** Fluent-Bit `tail` input → Go `out_oms` plugin → Log Analytics (v1/v2), ADX, or Geneva +2. **Performance Metrics:** Ruby `in_cadvisor_perf` / Telegraf → Ruby filters → `out_mdm` (MDM) or `out_oms` (LA) +3. **Kubernetes Inventory:** Ruby `in_kube_*` plugins → Kubernetes API → `out_oms` → MDSD → Log Analytics +4. **Events:** Ruby `in_kube_events` → `out_oms` → Log Analytics KubeEvents table +5. **Telemetry:** Go/Ruby Application Insights SDK → Application Insights for agent health + +### Routing Logic (`PostDataHelper` in `oms.go`) + +- `AZMON_CONTAINER_LOG_SCHEMA_VERSION=v2` → ContainerLogV2 table +- `AZMON_CONTAINER_LOGS_ROUTE=adx` → Azure Data Explorer direct ingestion +- `GENEVA_LOGS_INTEGRATION=true` → MDSD Unix socket → Geneva +- `AAD_MSI_AUTH_MODE=true` (Windows) → Named pipe to AMA +- Default → Log Analytics ODS HTTP endpoint + +## Functional Requirements Template + +When specifying a new feature or change, include: + +1. **Data Type:** Which data type constant does this affect? (e.g., `CONTAINER_LOG_BLOB`, `INSIGHTS_METRICS_BLOB`, `LINUX_PERF_BLOB`, `CONTAINER_INVENTORY_BLOB`, `KUBE_MON_AGENT_EVENTS_BLOB`, `CONTAINERINSIGHTS_CONTAINERLOGV2`) +2. **Plugin Layer:** Input, Filter, or Output? Go or Ruby? +3. **Deployment Context:** DaemonSet (per-node), Deployment (cluster-level), or both? +4. **Destination:** Log Analytics, ADX, Geneva/MDSD, MDM, or Application Insights? +5. **Schema:** What fields are emitted? What msgpack/JSON structure? +6. **Platform:** Linux only, Windows only, or both? amd64, arm64, or both? +7. **Config:** Any new environment variables or ConfigMap settings? + +## Non-Functional Requirements + +- **Multi-arch:** All changes must work on both amd64 and arm64. Test `TARGETARCH` branches in Dockerfiles. +- **Memory:** Agent runs in constrained environments. Avoid unbounded caches. Respect `MALLOC_ARENA_MAX=2` and `RUBY_GC_HEAP_OLDOBJECT_LIMIT_FACTOR=1.0`. +- **Backward Compatibility:** Maintain msgpack schema for MDSD protocol. Never break existing Log Analytics table schemas. +- **Security:** No hardcoded secrets. Use environment variables for credentials. All images use distroless base. Pass CodeQL, DevSkim, and Trivy scans. +- **Telemetry:** All new code paths must include Application Insights telemetry (exception tracking and operational metrics). +- **Graceful Degradation:** Handle Kubernetes API timeouts, MDSD socket disconnects, and token refresh failures without crashing. +- **Idempotency:** Fluent-Bit may retry flushes. Output plugins must handle duplicate records safely. +- **Cloud Compatibility:** Support Azure public, China, US Government, USNat, USSec, and Azure Bleu cloud environments. + +## Expected Project Files + +``` +source/plugins/go/src/ # Go output plugin (out_oms) + utilities +source/plugins/go/input/ # Go input plugins (containerinventory, perf) +source/plugins/ruby/ # Ruby Fluent plugins (in_*, out_*, filter_*) +build/linux/ # Makefile, installer scripts +build/windows/ # Windows build scripts +kubernetes/linux/ # Dockerfile.multiarch, setup.sh, main.sh +kubernetes/windows/ # Windows Dockerfile +kubernetes/ama-logs.yaml # DaemonSet manifest +charts/ # Helm charts (3 variants) +test/unit-tests/ # Unit tests (Bash, Go, Ruby, PowerShell) +test/e2e/ # Python E2E tests (pytest) +test/ginkgo-e2e/ # Ginkgo E2E tests +scripts/ # Build, deploy, troubleshoot scripts +.github/workflows/ # GitHub Actions CI +.pipelines/ # Azure DevOps pipelines +deployment/ # Release deployment configs +Documentation/ # Agent settings docs +``` + +## Environment Variables + +The agent is configured through environment variables set in the container image and overridden at runtime: + +| Variable | Purpose | +|---|---| +| `APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_AUTH` | Application Insights instrumentation key (base64) | +| `HOST_MOUNT_PREFIX` | Host filesystem mount path (default: `/hostfs`) | +| `HOST_PROC` | Host /proc mount path | +| `HOST_SYS` | Host /sys mount path | +| `HOST_ETC` | Host /etc mount path | +| `HOST_VAR` | Host /var mount path | +| `AZMON_COLLECT_ENV` | Enable container env var collection | +| `CONTROLLER_TYPE` | Pod controller: `daemonset` or `replicaset` | +| `CONTAINER_RUNTIME` | Runtime: `docker`, `containerd` | +| `CONTAINER_TYPE` | Container type identifier | +| `OS_TYPE` | Operating system: `linux` or `windows` | +| `AGENT_VERSION` | Agent release version | +| `WSID` | Log Analytics Workspace ID | +| `DOMAIN` | Log Analytics Workspace domain | +| `HOSTNAME` | Computer/host name | +| `AKS_RESOURCE_ID` | AKS cluster Azure resource ID | +| `ACS_RESOURCE_NAME` | Non-AKS resource name | +| `AKS_REGION` | Cluster Azure region | +| `AAD_MSI_AUTH_MODE` | AAD MSI authentication mode | +| `AZMON_COLLECT_STDOUT_LOGS` | Enable stdout log collection | +| `AZMON_COLLECT_STDERR_LOGS` | Enable stderr log collection | +| `AZMON_CLUSTER_CONTAINER_LOG_ENRICH` | Container log enrichment | +| `AZMON_CONTAINER_LOGS_ROUTE` | Log routing: `default` or `adx` | +| `AZMON_CONTAINER_LOG_SCHEMA_VERSION` | Log schema: `v1` or `v2` | +| `AZMON_MULTI_TENANCY_LOGS_SERVICE_MODE` | Multi-tenancy log mode | +| `GENEVA_LOGS_INTEGRATION` | Enable Geneva logs integration | +| `GENEVA_LOGS_INTEGRATION_SERVICE_MODE` | Geneva service mode | +| `CLUSTER_CLOUD_ENVIRONMENT` | Cloud: `azurepubliccloud`, `azurechinacloud`, `azureusgovernmentcloud`, `usnat`, `ussec`, `azurebleucloud` | +| `IGNORE_PROXY_SETTINGS` | Skip proxy configuration | +| `PROXY` | HTTP/HTTPS proxy endpoint | +| `KUBE_CLIENT_BACKOFF_BASE` | K8s client retry backoff base | +| `KUBE_CLIENT_BACKOFF_DURATION` | K8s client retry backoff duration | +| `MALLOC_ARENA_MAX` | glibc malloc arena limit | +| `RUBY_GC_HEAP_OLDOBJECT_LIMIT_FACTOR` | Ruby GC tuning | +| `DOCKER_CIMPROV_VERSION` | Docker provider package version | +| `GOUNITTEST` | Set `true` during Go unit tests | +| `ISTEST` | Set `true` during test execution | + +## Acceptance Criteria + +All changes to this repository must satisfy: + +1. **Unit Tests Pass:** All 4 test suites (Bash, Go, Ruby, PowerShell) pass with no regressions. +2. **Build Succeeds:** `cd build/linux && make` completes without errors. +3. **Docker Build:** `docker build -f kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch` succeeds for target arch. +4. **Security Scans:** No new findings from CodeQL (Go, Python, Ruby), DevSkim, or Trivy. +5. **Multi-Arch:** Changes work on both amd64 and arm64 unless explicitly platform-specific. +6. **Schema Compatibility:** No breaking changes to msgpack record schemas sent to MDSD, Log Analytics table schemas, or Helm chart values without explicit versioning. +7. **Telemetry:** New error paths include `ApplicationInsightsUtility` exception telemetry (Ruby) or `SendExceptionTelemetry` (Go). +8. **Documentation:** Update `ReleaseNotes.md` for user-facing changes. Update `Dev Guide.md` for developer-facing changes. +9. **Environment Variables:** New env vars must be documented in Helm chart `values.yaml` and DaemonSet manifests. +10. **Backward Compatibility:** Existing monitoring data collection must not be interrupted by the change. diff --git a/coding-agent-instructions.md b/coding-agent-instructions.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d5a7ac06e --- /dev/null +++ b/coding-agent-instructions.md @@ -0,0 +1,341 @@ +# Coding Agent Instructions — Azure Monitor for Containers (Docker-Provider) + +> Comprehensive guide for developers and AI coding agents working in the +> `microsoft/Docker-Provider` repository. + +--- + +## 1. Quick Start + +```bash +# 1. Clone and enter the repo +git clone https://github.com/microsoft/Docker-Provider.git && cd Docker-Provider + +# 2. Build the agent +cd build/linux && make + +# 3. Build the container image +docker build -f kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch -t ama-logs:dev . + +# 4. Run unit tests +./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh # Go +ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb # Ruby +./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh # Bash + +# 5. Run E2E tests (requires a configured AKS cluster) +pytest -xvs test/e2e/src/tests/ +``` + +--- + +## 2. Generated Artifacts Overview + +| File | Purpose | +|------|---------| +| `.github/agents/CodeReviewer.agent.md` | Code review agent persona | +| `.github/agents/SecurityReviewer.agent.md` | Security-focused review agent | +| `.github/agents/ThreatModelAnalyst.agent.md` | Threat-modelling agent | +| `.github/agents/DocumentWriter.agent.md` | Documentation authoring agent | +| `.github/agents/prd.agent.md` | Product requirements document agent | +| `.github/skills/dependency-update.skill.md` | Skill: update dependencies safely | +| `.github/skills/bug-fix.skill.md` | Skill: diagnose and fix bugs | +| `.github/skills/test-authoring.skill.md` | Skill: write tests | +| `.github/skills/feature-development.skill.md` | Skill: implement new features | +| `.github/skills/code-refactoring.skill.md` | Skill: refactor code | +| `.github/skills/documentation.skill.md` | Skill: write/update docs | +| `.github/skills/ci-cd-pipeline.skill.md` | Skill: CI/CD changes | +| `.github/skills/infrastructure.skill.md` | Skill: infra & Dockerfile changes | +| `.github/skills/security-patch.skill.md` | Skill: apply security patches | +| `.github/skills/performance-optimization.skill.md` | Skill: performance tuning | +| `.github/skills/security-review.skill.md` | Skill: security review (always-on) | +| `.github/skills/telemetry-authoring.skill.md` | Skill: telemetry instrumentation | +| `.github/skills/fix-critical-vulnerabilities.skill.md` | Skill: fix critical CVEs | +| `.vscode/mcp.json` | MCP server configuration | +| `test/AGENTS.md` | Test-directory agent guide | +| `coding-agent-instructions.md` | This file | +| `agentify.prompt.md` | Repository prompt file | +| `AGENTS.md` | Root agent instructions | + +--- + +## 3. How the Context Loading Chain Works + +AI coding agents load context in layers. Each layer adds specificity: + +``` +Layer 1 — Repository Prompt (agentify.prompt.md) + │ Global repo description, tech stack, conventions + ▼ +Layer 2 — AGENTS.md (root + nested like test/AGENTS.md) + │ Directory-specific build/test/style rules + ▼ +Layer 3 — Skills (.github/skills/*.skill.md) + │ Task-specific playbooks activated by commit type or user request + ▼ +Layer 4 — Agents (.github/agents/*.agent.md) + Persona definitions with specialized expertise and review checklists +``` + +**Rule of thumb:** Put stable, rarely-changing context in Layers 1–2. Put +task-specific, frequently-tuned context in Layers 3–4. + +--- + +## 4. Using Custom Agents + +Invoke agents with `@AgentName` in GitHub Copilot Chat or by referencing them +in a delegated task. + +| Agent | When to use | Example prompt | +|-------|-------------|----------------| +| `@CodeReviewer` | PR reviews, code quality | _"@CodeReviewer Review this PR for correctness, error handling, and Go idioms."_ | +| `@SecurityReviewer` | Security-focused review | _"@SecurityReviewer Check this change for secret leaks, injection, and RBAC issues."_ | +| `@ThreatModelAnalyst` | Threat modelling | _"@ThreatModelAnalyst Produce a STRIDE analysis for the new custom-metrics endpoint."_ | +| `@DocumentWriter` | Docs authoring | _"@DocumentWriter Write a runbook for the Fluent-Bit output plugin reload procedure."_ | +| `@prd` | Feature specs / PRDs | _"@prd Draft a PRD for adding Prometheus remote-write support."_ | + +--- + +## 5. Using Skills + +### Always-Available Skills +These are active in every session: +- **security-review** — Automatically flags security concerns. +- **telemetry-authoring** — Guides App Insights / Geneva telemetry instrumentation. +- **fix-critical-vulnerabilities** — Prioritises and patches critical CVEs. + +### Commit-Driven Skills +Activated based on the type of change: +- **dependency-update** — Bump Go modules, Ruby gems, Python packages. +- **bug-fix** — Root-cause analysis → fix → regression test. +- **test-authoring** — Write tests matching the framework decision tree. +- **feature-development** — End-to-end feature implementation. +- **code-refactoring** — Refactor without behaviour changes. +- **documentation** — Update READMEs, runbooks, inline docs. +- **ci-cd-pipeline** — Modify GitHub Actions, build pipelines. +- **infrastructure** — Dockerfile, Helm chart, deployment manifests. +- **security-patch** — Apply targeted security fixes. +- **performance-optimization** — Profile, benchmark, optimise hot paths. + +--- + +## 6. Using Prompt.md + +`agentify.prompt.md` at the repo root is the first file an AI agent reads. It +contains the repository description, tech stack, coding conventions, and key +architecture decisions. Edit it to change global agent behaviour across all +tools (Copilot Chat, CLI, PR agents). + +--- + +## 7. Using AGENTS.md + +`AGENTS.md` files provide directory-scoped instructions. The root `AGENTS.md` +covers build commands, project structure, and contribution rules. Nested files +like `test/AGENTS.md` add test-specific guidance. Agents automatically pick up +the nearest `AGENTS.md` when working in a directory. + +--- + +## 8. MCP Server Integration + +The `.vscode/mcp.json` configures two Model Context Protocol servers: + +| Server | Purpose | Auth | +|--------|---------|------| +| **github** | Search issues, PRs, code, commits on GitHub | `GITHUB_TOKEN` (prompted) | +| **microsoft-docs** | Query Azure Monitor, AKS, App Insights docs | None required | + +These give the AI agent live access to GitHub data and Azure documentation +without leaving the editor. + +--- + +## 9. Prompt Engineering Best Practices + +**Structure prompts clearly:** +``` +TASK: +CONTEXT: +OUTPUT: +``` + +**Anti-patterns to avoid:** +- ❌ Vague: _"Fix the bug"_ — Which bug? Where? +- ❌ Over-broad: _"Rewrite the whole agent"_ — Too large for one session. +- ❌ No context: _"Add a test"_ — For which function? Which framework? + +**Good examples:** +- ✅ _"Add a Go testify unit test for `ParseCAdvisorMetric()` in + `source/plugins/go/src/cadvisor.go`. Cover valid input, empty input, and + malformed JSON."_ +- ✅ _"Update the Helm values.yaml to support a `proxy.noProxy` list. Follow + the existing pattern for `proxy.httpProxy`."_ + +--- + +## 10. Choosing the Right Copilot Tool + +| Tool | Best for | Scope | +|------|----------|-------| +| Inline suggestions | Small edits, auto-complete | Current file | +| Copilot Chat | Q&A, explain code, plan changes | Workspace | +| Copilot CLI | Terminal tasks, multi-file changes | Full repo | +| `@agents` | Specialised reviews (security, docs) | PR / workspace | +| `/delegate` | Offload sub-tasks to background agents | Task-scoped | + +--- + +## 11. Context Management + +- **Open relevant files** before prompting — the agent sees open editor tabs. +- **Close unrelated files** to reduce noise and token usage. +- **Start fresh sessions** for unrelated tasks to avoid context bleed. +- **Reference files by path** when working in the CLI: + `"Look at source/plugins/go/src/oms.go lines 100–150."` + +--- + +## 12. Recommended Workflow: Explore → Plan → Code → Commit + +``` +1. EXPLORE — Understand the area you are changing. + "How does the container log pipeline work from Fluent-Bit to Log Analytics?" + +2. PLAN — Outline the change before writing code. + "I need to add a new field 'PodLabels' to the ContainerLog schema. + Files affected: oms.go, out_oms.go, containerlog.rb, schema.json." + +3. CODE — Implement with AI assistance. + "Add the PodLabels field to the ContainerLog struct in oms.go and + populate it in the enrichment step in out_oms.go." + +4. COMMIT — Build, test, and commit. + cd build/linux && make + ./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh + git add -A && git commit -m "feat: add PodLabels to ContainerLog schema" +``` + +--- + +## 13. Validating AI-Generated Code + +Every AI-generated change must pass: + +| Check | Command | +|-------|---------| +| Build | `cd build/linux && make` | +| Go tests | `./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh` | +| Ruby tests | `ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb` | +| Bash tests | `./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh` | +| E2E tests | `pytest -xvs test/e2e/src/tests/` | +| Docker build | `docker build -f kubernetes/linux/Dockerfile.multiarch .` | + +Never merge AI-generated code that has not been built and tested locally. + +--- + +## 14. Test-Driven Development with AI + +1. **Describe the behaviour** you want to test. +2. **Ask the agent to write a failing test first** using the appropriate + framework (see `test/AGENTS.md` for the decision tree). +3. **Implement the production code** to make the test pass. +4. **Refactor** while keeping tests green. + +Example prompt: +> _"Write a Go testify test that verifies `FilterContainerLogs()` drops log +> lines matching the exclude regex. Then implement `FilterContainerLogs()` +> in `source/plugins/go/src/logfilter.go`."_ + +--- + +## 15. Codebase Onboarding with AI + +Use the AI agent to ramp up on the codebase quickly. Example questions: + +- _"How are container logs collected from the node and forwarded to Log + Analytics?"_ +- _"What is the pattern for adding a new Fluent-Bit input plugin?"_ +- _"Where is the health/liveness probe logic and how does it determine the + agent is healthy?"_ +- _"How do the Ruby output plugins transform records before sending to + Application Insights?"_ +- _"What environment variables control agent behaviour at runtime?"_ +- _"Walk me through the Dockerfile.multiarch build stages."_ + +--- + +## 16. Security When Using AI Assistants + +- **Never paste secrets, tokens, or certificates** into prompts. +- **Review generated code for hard-coded credentials** before committing. +- **Use `@SecurityReviewer`** for any change touching auth, RBAC, TLS, or + network policies. +- **Scan generated dependencies** — verify new packages are not malicious. +- **Keep `.env` and kubeconfig files in `.gitignore`.** + +--- + +## 17. Measuring AI-Assisted Productivity + +Track these metrics to understand AI impact: + +| Metric | How to measure | +|--------|---------------| +| Time to first PR | Calendar time from task start to PR opened | +| Test coverage delta | Coverage % before and after AI-assisted changes | +| Review round-trips | Number of review cycles before merge | +| Bug escape rate | Post-merge bugs in AI-assisted vs manual code | +| Onboarding time | Days until a new contributor opens their first PR | + +--- + +## 18. Tips for Maximum Productivity + +1. **Be specific** — Name files, functions, and line ranges in prompts. +2. **One task per session** — Avoid context pollution across unrelated tasks. +3. **Use the decision tree** — Pick the right test framework before writing. +4. **Leverage agents** — `@CodeReviewer` catches issues before human review. +5. **Build often** — Run `make` after every significant change. +6. **Read before writing** — Explore existing code patterns first. +7. **Use skills for commit messages** — They encode team conventions. +8. **Keep prompts under 500 words** — Concise prompts get better results. +9. **Pin file references** — Open files you want the agent to see. +10. **Test incrementally** — Run the relevant test suite, not the whole matrix. +11. **Review diffs** — Always read the AI-generated diff before committing. +12. **Use MCP servers** — Query live GitHub issues and Azure docs in-context. +13. **Iterate** — If the first result is wrong, refine the prompt, don't start over. +14. **Commit frequently** — Small, well-tested commits are easier to review. +15. **Customise artifacts** — Tune `agentify.prompt.md` and skills as the + team's conventions evolve. + +--- + +## 19. Customizing These Artifacts + +| Want to… | Edit this file | +|----------|---------------| +| Change global repo context | `agentify.prompt.md` | +| Change build/test instructions | `AGENTS.md` (root or nested) | +| Add a new agent persona | `.github/agents/.agent.md` | +| Add a new skill | `.github/skills/.skill.md` | +| Add an MCP server | `.vscode/mcp.json` | +| Change test guidance | `test/AGENTS.md` | + +--- + +## 20. Troubleshooting + +| Problem | Cause | Fix | +|---------|-------|-----| +| Agent ignores repo conventions | `agentify.prompt.md` not loaded | Open the file or reference it in your prompt | +| Wrong test framework chosen | No test guidance in context | Open `test/AGENTS.md` before prompting | +| MCP server not connecting | Missing token | Set `GITHUB_TOKEN` when prompted by VS Code | +| Agent generates stale API calls | Outdated docs in context | Use `microsoft-docs` MCP for live Azure docs | +| Build fails after AI edit | Partial code generation | Re-prompt with the compiler error as context | +| Tests pass locally but fail in CI | Environment differences | Check CI logs; ensure env vars match CI config | +| Agent hallucinates file paths | Unfamiliar repo structure | Open `AGENTS.md` or run `find` to ground the agent | +| Large PR with mixed concerns | Prompt was too broad | Split into smaller, focused prompts | +| Security review missed an issue | `@SecurityReviewer` not invoked | Always invoke for auth, RBAC, TLS, and network changes | +| Slow agent responses | Too many open files / large context | Close unrelated files; start a fresh session | diff --git a/test/AGENTS.md b/test/AGENTS.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d601237bf --- /dev/null +++ b/test/AGENTS.md @@ -0,0 +1,295 @@ +# Test AGENTS.md — Azure Monitor for Containers (Docker-Provider) + +This document guides AI coding agents (and human developers) on how to write, +organize, and run tests in this repository. + +--- + +## Test Decision Tree + +Use this flowchart to pick the right test type: + +``` +Is the logic pure computation (parsing, formatting, config transform)? + └─ YES → Unit test (Go testify / Ruby Minitest / Bash harness / PowerShell Pester) +Does it call the Kubernetes API, Fluent-Bit, or Application Insights SDK? + └─ YES → Integration test (mock the external dependency or use a fake) +Does it verify a multi-step user scenario end-to-end (deploy → collect → query)? + └─ YES → E2E test (Python pytest in test/e2e/ or Ginkgo v2 in test/ginkgo-e2e/) +Does it verify behaviour across config variations (Linux/Windows, proxy/no-proxy)? + └─ YES → Parameterized / scenario test (test/scenario/) +``` + +--- + +## Test Frameworks & Patterns + +### 1. Go (testify) — Unit Tests + +| Item | Detail | +|------|--------| +| Location | `source/plugins/go/` (test files alongside source) | +| Naming | `*_test.go` next to the file under test | +| Runner | `./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh` | +| Framework | `github.com/stretchr/testify/assert` | + +**Pattern:** + +```go +package mypkg + +import ( + "testing" + "github.com/stretchr/testify/assert" +) + +func TestParseLogLine_ValidInput(t *testing.T) { + result, err := ParseLogLine(sampleLine) + assert.NoError(t, err) + assert.Equal(t, "expected-container-id", result.ContainerID) +} +``` + +**Adding a new test:** +1. Create `_test.go` alongside the source file. +2. Write `func TestXxx(t *testing.T)` functions using `testify/assert`. +3. Run: `./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh` + +--- + +### 2. Ruby (Minitest) — Unit Tests + +| Item | Detail | +|------|--------| +| Location | `test/unit-tests/` | +| Naming | `test_*.rb` | +| Runner | `ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb` | +| Framework | `Minitest::Test` | + +**Pattern:** + +```ruby +require "minitest/autorun" +require_relative "../../source/plugins/ruby/my_plugin" + +class TestMyPlugin < Minitest::Test + def setup + @plugin = MyPlugin.new + end + + def test_parse_valid_record + result = @plugin.parse(sample_record) + assert_equal "expected_value", result[:key] + end +end +``` + +**Adding a new test:** +1. Create `test/unit-tests/test_.rb`. +2. Subclass `Minitest::Test`; prefix methods with `test_`. +3. Register the file in `test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb` if needed. +4. Run: `ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb` + +--- + +### 3. Bash — Shell Test Harness + +| Item | Detail | +|------|--------| +| Location | `test/unit-tests/test_cases/*.sh` | +| Runner | `./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh` | +| Framework | Custom shell harness in `test/unit-tests/` | + +**Pattern:** + +```bash +#!/bin/bash +# test_cases/test_env_parsing.sh + +source "$(dirname "$0")/../test_helpers.sh" + +test_env_variable_defaults() { + unset AZMON_COLLECT_ENV + source ../../scripts/config_env.sh + assert_equals "true" "$AZMON_COLLECT_ENV" "default should be true" +} + +run_test test_env_variable_defaults +``` + +**Adding a new test:** +1. Create `test/unit-tests/test_cases/test_.sh`. +2. Source the test helpers; write functions prefixed with `test_`. +3. Call `run_test ` at the bottom. +4. Run: `./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh` + +--- + +### 4. Python (pytest) — E2E Tests + +| Item | Detail | +|------|--------| +| Location | `test/e2e/src/tests/` | +| Naming | `test_*.py` | +| Runner | `pytest -xvs test/e2e/src/tests/` | +| Framework | pytest with fixtures | + +**Pattern:** + +```python +import pytest + +@pytest.fixture +def aks_cluster(request): + """Provides a handle to the test AKS cluster.""" + return request.config.getoption("--cluster-name") + +def test_container_logs_flowing(aks_cluster): + """Verify container logs reach the Log Analytics workspace.""" + result = query_log_analytics(aks_cluster, "ContainerLog | take 1") + assert len(result.tables[0].rows) > 0, "No container logs found" +``` + +**Adding a new test:** +1. Create `test/e2e/src/tests/test_.py`. +2. Use `@pytest.fixture` for shared setup (cluster handles, credentials). +3. Run: `pytest -xvs test/e2e/src/tests/test_.py` + +--- + +### 5. PowerShell (Pester 5.3.3) — Unit Tests + +| Item | Detail | +|------|--------| +| Location | `test/unit-tests/` | +| Naming | `*.Tests.ps1` | +| Runner | `Invoke-Pester -Path test/unit-tests/ -Output Detailed` | +| Framework | Pester 5.3.3 (`Describe` / `It` blocks) | + +**Pattern:** + +```powershell +Describe "Get-ContainerMetrics" { + BeforeAll { + . "$PSScriptRoot/../../source/plugins/powershell/Get-ContainerMetrics.ps1" + } + + It "returns CPU metric for a running container" { + $result = Get-ContainerMetrics -ContainerId "abc123" + $result.CpuPercent | Should -BeGreaterThan 0 + } + + It "returns null for a stopped container" { + $result = Get-ContainerMetrics -ContainerId "stopped-container" + $result | Should -BeNullOrEmpty + } +} +``` + +**Adding a new test:** +1. Create `test/unit-tests/.Tests.ps1`. +2. Use `Describe` / `Context` / `It` blocks. +3. Run: `Invoke-Pester -Path test/unit-tests/.Tests.ps1 -Output Detailed` + +--- + +### 6. Ginkgo v2 — BDD E2E Specs + +| Item | Detail | +|------|--------| +| Location | `test/ginkgo-e2e/` (subdirs: `querylogs/`, `livenessprobe/`, `containerstatus/`) | +| Runner | `cd test/ginkgo-e2e/ && ginkgo run -v` | +| Framework | Ginkgo v2 + Gomega matchers | + +**Pattern:** + +```go +package querylogs_test + +import ( + . "github.com/onsi/ginkgo/v2" + . "github.com/onsi/gomega" +) + +var _ = Describe("Query Logs", func() { + Context("when the agent is healthy", func() { + It("should return container logs from Log Analytics", func() { + rows, err := queryLogAnalytics("ContainerLog | take 5") + Expect(err).NotTo(HaveOccurred()) + Expect(rows).NotTo(BeEmpty()) + }) + }) +}) +``` + +**Adding a new test:** +1. Create a new directory under `test/ginkgo-e2e//`. +2. Add `suite_test.go` (bootstrap) and spec files. +3. Run: `cd test/ginkgo-e2e/ && ginkgo run -v` + +--- + +## Common Test Utilities + +| Utility | Location | Purpose | +|---------|----------|---------| +| Shell helpers | `test/unit-tests/test_helpers.sh` | `assert_equals`, `assert_contains`, `run_test` | +| Ruby test driver | `test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb` | Discovers and runs all Ruby Minitest files | +| Go test runner | `test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh` | Runs all Go tests with coverage | +| pytest conftest | `test/e2e/src/conftest.py` | Shared pytest fixtures and CLI options | +| Ginkgo bootstrap | `test/ginkgo-e2e/*/suite_test.go` | Ginkgo suite bootstrap per test group | + +--- + +## Test Data & Fixtures + +| Type | Location | Notes | +|------|----------|-------| +| Sample log records | `test/unit-tests/test_data/` | JSON/text log samples for parser tests | +| K8s manifests | `test/e2e/manifests/` | Deployment YAMLs for E2E scenarios | +| Scenario configs | `test/scenario/` | Config variations for parameterized testing | +| Mock responses | Inline in test files | Prefer small inline fixtures over external files for unit tests | + +--- + +## Running All Tests + +```bash +# Unit tests (Go) +./test/unit-tests/run_go_tests.sh + +# Unit tests (Ruby) +ruby test/unit-tests/test_driver.rb + +# Unit tests (Bash) +./test/unit-tests/test_main.sh + +# Unit tests (PowerShell) +pwsh -Command "Invoke-Pester -Path test/unit-tests/ -Output Detailed" + +# E2E tests (Python) +pytest -xvs test/e2e/src/tests/ + +# E2E tests (Ginkgo) +cd test/ginkgo-e2e/querylogs && ginkgo run -v +cd test/ginkgo-e2e/livenessprobe && ginkgo run -v +cd test/ginkgo-e2e/containerstatus && ginkgo run -v +``` + +--- + +## Agent Instructions + +When writing tests for this repository: + +1. **Match the framework to the source language.** Go source → Go testify test. + Ruby plugin → Ruby Minitest. Shell script → Bash harness. +2. **Keep unit tests fast and isolated.** No network calls, no Kubernetes API. + Mock external dependencies. +3. **Use descriptive test names** that state the scenario and expected outcome: + `TestParseLogLine_MalformedInput_ReturnsError`. +4. **Follow existing patterns.** Look at neighbouring test files for conventions + before creating new tests. +5. **Run the relevant test suite** after writing tests to confirm they pass. +6. **Do not modify test harness infrastructure** (runners, helpers) unless + specifically asked to do so.