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WalkthroughThe change adds a Go-based OCI CI sweep function. The function discovers supported OCI resources, evaluates age and tags, rechecks resources before deletion, aggregates errors, and returns JSON results. Terraform adds the OCI compartment, quota, budget alerts, private network, IAM, schedule, function deployment, authentication, remote state, variables, outputs, examples, and documentation. Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The scheduled sweeper can incorrectly report resources as deleted and fail when teardown is already in progress. These correctness issues should be fixed before enabling destructive mode; duplicate OCI client creation is also a bounded efficiency concern. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ResourceScheduler
participant SweepFunction
participant OCIAPIs
ResourceScheduler->>SweepFunction: Invoke on configured schedule
SweepFunction->>OCIAPIs: List supported resources
OCIAPIs-->>SweepFunction: Return paginated metadata
SweepFunction->>SweepFunction: Evaluate age and hyperfleet-keep tag
SweepFunction->>OCIAPIs: Re-fetch and delete eligible resources
SweepFunction-->>ResourceScheduler: Return JSON results and HTTP status
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Full details: Sec-02: Secrets In Log OutputExplanation No changed production log statement contains a token, password, credential, or secret field or interpolation. The only added logging is in functions/oci-ci-sweep/main.go, using slog with fields such as compartment, run_window, dry_run, resource metadata, and error; none is a sensitive credential field. Sensitive terms occur only in documentation/comments or pre-existing Makefile content, and excluded test/example files are not relevant. No SEC-02 failure or CWE/CVE condition is present. Full details: No Hardcoded SecretsExplanation No hardcoded secret was introduced. The changed OCI configuration uses Terraform variables, null defaults, an example private-key path, and Full details: No Weak CryptographyExplanation PASS — The pull request adds no banned cryptographic primitive or custom cryptographic implementation. New Go code imports OCI SDK authentication only and contains no crypto/md5, crypto/des, crypto/rc4, SHA-1, ECB, HMAC comparison, or crypto/subtle usage. The only new secret-related comparisons are configuration checks such as DRY_RUN and authentication-mode selection, not secret or token validation. This introduces no CWE-327 or CWE-208 finding. Existing unrelated checksum usage was not changed. Full details: No Injection VectorsExplanation No stated injection vector was introduced. The added Go code contains no Full details: No Privileged ContainersExplanation PASS. The pull request adds one Dockerfile, and its final runtime stage creates UID 10001 user Full details: No Pii Or Sensitive Data In LogsExplanation The changed logging uses slog for configuration values, compartment/resource OCIDs and names, action metadata, counts, and error objects. The code does not log email addresses, SSNs, credit card numbers, session IDs, or raw request/response bodies. No internal hostname with credentials appears in a logging statement. The email addresses found in Terraform examples are not logged.
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In `@functions/oci-ci-sweep/Dockerfile`:
- Line 1: Pin the build-stage golang image and the fnproject/fn-go-fdk runtime
image to reviewed, platform-specific sha256 digests instead of mutable tags, and
update the documented function publishing command to use a pinned immutable
image reference rather than :latest.
In `@functions/oci-ci-sweep/internal/sweep/decision.go`:
- Line 76: Update EvaluateResource to return ActionSkip immediately when the
resource’s TimeCreated is the zero value, before calculating age or selecting
deletion. Add a table-driven test case covering a missing creation timestamp and
asserting ActionSkip.
In `@functions/oci-ci-sweep/main.go`:
- Around line 185-191: Update the OCI list flows for clusters, load balancers,
block volumes, and DB systems to iterate until each response’s OpcNextPage is
empty, passing that token as the next request’s Page before evaluating
resources. Preserve existing resource processing across all pages and add
multi-page coverage for each list operation.
- Line 59: Validate RUN_WINDOW_HOURS parsed by the configuration-loading flow
before assigning runWindow, rejecting negative values and values whose
time.Duration(hours) * time.Hour conversion would overflow. Return a clear
configuration error for invalid inputs, preserve valid-hour behavior, and add
tests covering negative and overflowing values.
In `@functions/oci-ci-sweep/README.md`:
- Around line 56-57: Update the OCI Function image deployment instructions
around the docker build and push commands to avoid the mutable latest tag: use a
verified immutable image digest or enforce and reference an immutable release
tag, and align the example configuration using oci-ci-sweep:latest with that
immutable reference.
In `@terraform/modules/lifecycle/oci/functions.tf`:
- Line 4: Update the deployed sweep image configuration around is_immutable to
enable immutability, and change the image reference contract/example to use an
image digest or unique release tag instead of the mutable :latest tag. Preserve
var.function_image wiring while ensuring the deployed image cannot be replaced
before deployment.
In `@terraform/oci/ci.tfvars.example`:
- Line 48: Update the sweep image configuration used by
oci_functions_function.sweep to use an immutable image reference: enable
repository tag immutability and provide a unique build tag with its
corresponding image_digest for every deployment, rather than relying on :latest.
Ensure Terraform receives the changed digest so each sweep build is deployed.
In `@terraform/oci/README.md`:
- Line 76: Update the OCI CLI examples in the README, including the command near
the limits definition and the examples around the referenced later section, to
replace angle-bracket OCID placeholders with quoted environment-variable
references. Ensure every shell command can be copied into Bash without
placeholder redirection parsing while preserving the existing OCI CLI arguments.
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In `@functions/oci-ci-sweep/main.go`:
- Around line 202-205: Update the ListClusters lifecycle-state filter to include
ClusterLifecycleStateCreating alongside the existing active and failed states,
and add coverage confirming stale creating clusters reach sweep.EvaluateResource
and deletion handling.
- Line 157: Update writeError around json.NewEncoder(out).Encode to capture and
log any encoding error instead of discarding it, while preserving the existing
error-response payload and output flow.
In `@terraform/modules/lifecycle/oci/variables.tf`:
- Around line 25-28: Update the run_window_hours variable definitions in
terraform/modules/lifecycle/oci/variables.tf lines 25-28 and
terraform/oci/variables.tf lines 87-97 with identical plan-time validation
requiring a whole number from 1 through 8760, matching the strconv.Atoi and
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368-368: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winWrap errors at the deletion boundary.
These branches return SDK errors without operation context. Wrap each client-creation and delete error with its resource operation before returning it. This keeps the error contract consistent across the deletion paths.
As per path instructions, “Wrap errors per Error Model Standard — no bare return err.”
Also applies to: 371-371, 376-376, 379-379, 384-384, 387-387, 392-392, 395-395
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In `@functions/oci-ci-sweep/main.go`:
- Line 130: Before deleteResource in the non-dry-run sweep path, refetch each
resource’s current state and re-run sweep.EvaluateResource against it; skip
deletion if it no longer qualifies. Pass an OCI revision/version precondition to
deleteResource where supported so deletion fails if the resource changes between
validation and deletion.
In `@terraform/modules/lifecycle/oci/variables.tf`:
- Around line 31-32: Update the validation condition for var.run_window_hours to
require an integer in addition to the existing 1–8760 range, so fractional
values such as 8.5 are rejected before deployment while valid whole-number
windows remain accepted.
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In `@functions/oci-ci-sweep/main.go`:
- Line 368: Update every indicated bare error return in the deletion paths to
wrap the underlying client-creation or delete error with context identifying the
resource operation before returning it. Apply this consistently across all
listed branches while preserving the existing error propagation behavior.
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394-401: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConstruct each OCI client once, not per resource.
refetchResourceanddeleteResourcebuild a new service client on every call. For each deletable resource the function performs up to two client constructions, and each one re-runs signer setup against the resource-principal provider. Build the four clients once inhandleSweep(or a small struct holding them) and pass them down. This also removes the duplicated construction and error-wrapping blocks across eight switch branches (DRY).Also applies to: 465-472
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In `@functions/oci-ci-sweep/main.go`:
- Around line 148-158: Update the refetchResource and re-evaluation flow so the
refetched resource’s lifecycle state is preserved and checked before deletion.
Skip resources in terminating or already-terminated/deleted states, recording
the appropriate action and reason like other non-delete outcomes; ensure
deleteResource is not called for those states.
- Around line 403-405: Update all four refetchResource error-handling branches
to classify missing OCI resources using common.IsServiceError(err) and
GetHTTPStatusCode() == http.StatusNotFound, replacing substring checks for “404”
and “NotFound”; preserve the existing nil, nil result for typed HTTP 404 errors
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In `@functions/oci-ci-sweep/main.go`:
- Around line 394-401: Create the OCI service clients once in handleSweep (or a
shared client struct), then pass them into refetchResource and deleteResource
instead of constructing clients per resource. Remove the per-branch client
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105-105: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winEach invocation builds eight OCI clients instead of four.
initOCIClientsat line 98 constructs all four clients.listAllResourcesreceivesproviderinstead of those clients, solistClusters,listLoadBalancers,listBlockVolumes, andlistDBSystemseach construct a second client from the same provider. Client construction signs and configures a new HTTP client, which adds latency to every scheduled run.Pass
clientsintolistAllResourcesand the four list functions.♻️ Proposed refactor
- resources, listErrs := listAllResources(ctx, provider, compartmentID) + resources, listErrs := listAllResources(ctx, clients, compartmentID)-func listAllResources(ctx context.Context, provider common.ConfigurationProvider, compartmentID string) ([]sweep.Resource, []error) { +func listAllResources(ctx context.Context, clients *ociClients, compartmentID string) ([]sweep.Resource, []error) { var resources []sweep.Resource var errs []error - if r, err := listClusters(ctx, provider, compartmentID); err != nil { + if r, err := listClusters(ctx, clients.containerEngine, compartmentID); err != nil {Change each list function to accept its client and drop the local constructor block.
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In `@functions/oci-ci-sweep/main.go`:
- Line 105: Update the resource-listing flow around initOCIClients and
listAllResources to pass the already initialized clients instead of provider.
Change listAllResources and listClusters, listLoadBalancers, listBlockVolumes,
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Nice one, this covers a lot of ground and the split of the pure decision logic in internal/sweep from the SDK wiring is the right shape, as is making the OCIR repo immutable. Since nothing has been applied yet, most of what I've got below is stuff I'd expect to bite on the first terraform apply or the first non dry run sweep: the quota statement's compartment path, the service gateway picking services[0], and the FaaS service policies. The rest is scope questions and nits.
I'm fine with the first apply items being checked as part of bringing it up rather than blocking the merge, as long as sweep_dry_run stays true until the 409/ordering noise is sorted.
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Just want to confirm this statement actually resolves, since hyperfleet-ci is nested under HyperFleet and the quota policy is attached at the tenancy root. Quota policy language resolves compartment names relative to where the policy lives, same as IAM statements do, so I'd expect this to need the path (in compartment HyperFleet:hyperfleet-ci) or the OCID form (in compartment id ocid1.compartment...). The oci limits definition list check confirmed the quota names exist, but it wouldn't have caught this part.
If I'm right it should fail loudly at create, which is the good outcome. The bad one is it applying against nothing and the 2 cluster cap silently not existing, so worth checking on the first apply either way.
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data.oci_core_services.all comes back with two entries in every region, the All <region> Services In Oracle Services Network one and the Object Storage only one, and [0] is just whichever is first. If it lands on the Object Storage entry, the route through the service gateway only covers Object Storage, and with no NAT in this VCN every call from the function to Container Engine, LB, Block Storage and Database just times out, which is a miserable thing to debug from inside a Function.
Worth pinning it the way the provider docs do:
data "oci_core_services" "all" {
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Just want to confirm these already exist in rhelcert, because the module doesn't create them and I don't think the function comes up without them:
allow service FaaS to use virtual-network-family in compartment id <ci compartment>
allow service FaaS to read repos in tenancy
The first is what lets the Functions service attach the application to the subnet in network.tf, the second is what lets it pull from the private OCIR repo functions.tf creates. Since this stack owns both the compartment and the repo, I'd lean towards adding them here rather than relying on a tenancy wide policy someone set up by hand, so the module stands on its own.
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| description = "Matches the oci-ci-sweep function so it can authenticate as a resource principal." | ||
| matching_rule = "ALL {resource.type = 'fnfunc', resource.compartment.id = '${var.compartment_id}'}" |
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Nit: this matches any function in the CI compartment, while the scheduler dynamic group below is scoped to resource.id. The same trick works here since the function doesn't depend on the group, and it means a second function landing in this compartment doesn't quietly pick up manage on clusters and DB systems.
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| func listAllResources(ctx context.Context, provider common.ConfigurationProvider, compartmentID string) ([]sweep.Resource, []error) { |
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Question on scope rather than the code. What does the e2e job actually leave behind on a failed run? A few things this sweep can't see: network load balancers (ListLoadBalancers only returns classic LBs, NLBs live in the networkloadbalancer service and OKE creates those when a service asks for one), bare compute instances that aren't in a node pool, and VCNs. Instances eat the 16 core quota and cost money, leaked VCNs hit the per region VCN limit and block future runs, and neither ages out on its own.
If the e2e path only ever creates OKE clusters plus what OKE creates for them, the four types here are fine. I'd just like that written down in the README so the next person doesn't read it as "everything older than 8h gets swept".
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| Applying a `quota_statements` change requires an identity with the `quota` |
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Nit: this section should also mention the dynamic groups in iam.tf, they need manage dynamic-groups in tenancy on whoever applies, which is a bigger ask than the quota permission and will be the first thing a compartment scoped identity trips on.
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| default = "us-ashburn-1" |
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Nit: the default here is us-ashburn-1 but everything else in the PR (README, tfvars example, the sjc OCIR path) assumes us-sanjose-1. If someone applies with a tfvars that drops region, the VCN and Functions app land in Ashburn while the image is in sjc, and Functions can only pull from OCIR in its own region. Prob better to default to us-sanjose-1, or drop the default so it has to be set.
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| description = "OCIR repository path to push the sweep function's image to (tag it yourself, e.g. :latest)." |
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Nit: this still says e.g. :latest, which the immutable repo change made wrong. Small thing but it's the output people read first.
| │ │ └── oci/ # OCI CI compartment sweep function module | ||
| │ ├── compartment/oci/ # OCI compartment module | ||
| │ ├── quota/oci/ # OCI compartment quota policy module | ||
| │ ├── budget/oci/ # OCI budget + Slack alerting module |
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Nit: Slack alerting is stale now that budget alerts go by email.
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| // refetchResource checks if a resource still exists and retrieves current tags. | ||
| // Returns nil if the resource no longer exists (already deleted). | ||
| // Preserves the original TimeCreated since most OCI GET operations don't return it. |
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Nit: the comment isn't right, all four GETs here do return it (Cluster.Metadata.TimeCreated, LoadBalancer.TimeCreated, Volume.TimeCreated, DbSystem.TimeCreated). Keeping the listed value is fine, just drop the justification so nobody goes looking for a missing field.
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Summary
hyperfleet-ciOCI compartment underterraform/oci/, mirroring the existing GKE lifecycle-enforcer pattern:oci_identity_compartment, a tenancy-rootoci_limits_quota(compute cores + concurrent OKE clusters, values confirmed live against the rhelcert tenancy — not guessed), anoci_budget_budgetwith 50/80/100% actual + 100% forecast alert rules delivered by email, and an OCI Function that sweeps the compartment on an hourly schedule (OCI Resource Scheduler), deleting clusters, load balancers, block volumes, and DB systems older than the run window.terraform/modules/{compartment,quota,budget,lifecycle}/oci/.functions/oci-ci-sweep/: decision logic ininternal/sweephas no OCI SDK dependency and is independently unit-tested;main.gowires it to the real SDK and thefdk-goFunctions runtime.test-oci-sweep-function,build-oci-sweep-function,lint-oci-sweep-function.hyperfleet-ciis created as a sibling of the team's existinghyperfleet-sandbox/hyperfleet-poc/hyperfleet-demoscompartments underHyperFleet, never inside it.Notable decisions
statementshave no hardcoded default in the module (tenancy-specific), but the values for rhelcert are documented and confirmed inci.tfvars.example.recipients), not Slack — simpler, no external app/webhook setup required.sweep_dry_rundefaults totrue— flip tofalseafter verifying the dry-run log output.Test plan
go build,go vet,go testall pass infunctions/oci-ci-sweepterraform validatepasses for the root stack and all four new modules, against the realoracle/ociprovider schematerraform planproduces a clean 23-resource plan with placeholder values (no live credentials used)gofmt/terraform fmtcleanoci_limits_quotarequires tenancy-levelmanage quota in tenancypermissions, and the sweep function's image still needs to be built and pushed to OCIR beforeterraform applycan succeed end to end (seefunctions/oci-ci-sweep/README.md)