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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 11 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds feature-gated OCI and CRI container metadata resolution, debug logging, and OTel event attributes. Adds CLI and environment configuration, retains full runtime container IDs, reports build SHA in telemetry, and enables ChangesRuntime Metadata and OCI Diagnostics
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant run
participant output_start as output::start
participant features_preload as features::preload
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participant OTel_Client as OTel Client
run->>output_start: Pass oci_debug setting
output_start->>features_preload: Preload event container metadata
output_start->>Event: Log OCI diagnostics
output_start->>OTel_Client: Forward event
OTel_Client->>Event: Convert with oci_debug
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CACHEand cache only expiring misses. OCI-debug processing resolves each event. Positive entries persist for the process lifetime and retainOciDebugMetadata.mounts. Missing containers are rescanned across both runtime roots on every event becauseOk(None)is not cached. Use a bounded, expiring cache for positive andOk(None)results. Do not cacheErr; transient filesystem or JSON errors must be retried.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@deploy/acs-fact-lab/run-experiments.sh`:
- Line 43: Update run-experiments.sh to poll until the current run’s stable
SigNoz marker paths and ACS alert IDs are available, using a bounded timeout;
preserve the existing queries once readiness is confirmed, and exit with failure
if the timeout expires.
In `@deploy/fact-signoz/fact.yaml`:
- Line 22: Update the OTLP collector endpoint configuration in fact.yaml to use
https:// instead of http://, and ensure the collector presents a certificate
chain trusted by FACT. Preserve the existing collector host, port, and /v1/logs
path.
In `@deploy/fact-signoz/operator.yaml`:
- Line 30: Add oci_runtime_spec_debug to the spec.config schema in the Fact CRD,
matching the type and structure expected by FactConfig so Kubernetes preserves
it. Update the operator test coverage to verify this value is forwarded into the
generated FACT configuration.
In `@deploy/fact-signoz/signoz-route.yaml`:
- Line 12: Update the route’s termination configuration from edge to reencrypt,
configure the backend target for TLS, and provide the destination CA certificate
for the signoz Service so the router-to-SigNoz connection is encrypted.
In `@fact/src/event/mod.rs`:
- Around line 566-593: Prevent OCI diagnostic attributes from being exported to
cleartext OTEL endpoints: validate OTelConfig endpoints as https://, or
conditionally omit these attributes when the endpoint is HTTP. Apply this to the
OCI attribute insertions in fact/src/event/mod.rs lines 566-593 and the related
diagnostic attributes in fact/src/event/process.rs lines 196-208, preserving
normal export behavior for HTTPS endpoints.
- Around line 393-421: Redact sensitive workload metadata before exporting debug
events: in fact/src/event/mod.rs lines 393-421 and 566-593, and
fact/src/event/process.rs lines 144-159 and 196-208, update the affected
OCI/process event logging and OTLP attribute construction to use a strict
allowlist, omitting or redacting raw process arguments, labels, annotations, and
mount-source paths while preserving non-sensitive event fields.
In `@fact/src/output/mod.rs`:
- Around line 86-88: Update the oci_debug branch around log_oci_debug so it also
checks whether debug logging is enabled before calling Event::log_oci_debug,
using the logging-level facility already available. Preserve OCI diagnostics
when both oci_runtime_spec_debug and debug-level logging are active, while
avoiding resolve and metadata.match_mount work otherwise.
In `@fact/src/output/otel.rs`:
- Line 111: Update the documentation for the oci_runtime_spec_debug
configuration to explicitly warn that exposed OCI process, capability, mount,
and path values may contain secrets and must not be enabled in production
clusters.
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In `@fact/src/oci.rs`:
- Around line 146-158: Update the OCI metadata lookup around CACHE and
resolve_from_root to use a bounded, expiring cache for both successful metadata
and missing-container results. Cache Ok(Some(metadata)) and Ok(None) with the
configured expiry and capacity limits, while preserving metadata handling. Do
not cache Err(error); retain the existing debug logging and retry transient
resolution failures.
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Poll for the current run’s expected results before querying.
run-experiments.sh queries SigNoz and ACS once after 10 seconds. If processing takes longer, the commands can return incomplete results without failing. Poll the stable marker paths and current-run ACS alert IDs with a bounded timeout, then fail on timeout.
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In `@deploy/acs-fact-lab/run-experiments.sh` at line 43, Update run-experiments.sh
to poll until the current run’s stable SigNoz marker paths and ACS alert IDs are
available, using a bounded timeout; preserve the existing queries once readiness
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Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-319): Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
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Use TLS for the OTLP collector endpoint.
FACT sends enriched telemetry to the configured http:// endpoint. Configure the collector with TLS and use an https:// endpoint with a trusted certificate chain.
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In `@deploy/fact-signoz/fact.yaml` at line 22, Update the OTLP collector endpoint
configuration in fact.yaml to use https:// instead of http://, and ensure the
collector presents a certificate chain trusted by FACT. Preserve the existing
collector host, port, and /v1/logs path.
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In Kubernetes, CRD field pruning is the default behavior for objects defined with a structural schema under apiextensions.k8s.io/v1 [1][2]. When this feature is active, any fields present in a request that are not explicitly defined in the OpenAPI v3 schema are automatically removed (pruned) before the object is persisted to etcd [1][3]. To opt-out of this pruning behavior, you must use the OpenAPI vendor extension x-kubernetes-preserve-unknown-fields: true [4][1]. Key details regarding this behavior include: - Scope and Recursion: Setting x-kubernetes-preserve-unknown-fields: true at a specific level in your schema tells the API server to stop pruning unknown fields at that level [4][5]. This is recursive, meaning unknown fields and their sub-trees are preserved [1][5]. - Resetting Pruning: Pruning behavior is re-enabled if you define nested properties or additionalProperties within that schema branch [4][5]. In those cases, the pruning algorithm resumes and will prune any fields within those nested structures that are not explicitly defined [4][1]. - Deprecation of Global Flags: The older spec.preserveUnknownFields boolean field at the CRD level is deprecated in apiextensions.k8s.io/v1 [4]. It is strongly recommended to use the structural schema approach with x-kubernetes-preserve-unknown-fields instead [1][3]. - Limitations: Data preserved via x-kubernetes-preserve-unknown-fields is generally not accessible to server-side features like CEL (Common Expression Language) validation expressions [1]. Furthermore, using this feature can lead to data consistency issues when managing resources across multiple API versions, as fields not defined in a specific version's schema may be lost if a write request is made via that version without the explicit preservation setting [6]. For official guidance, refer to the Kubernetes documentation on CustomResourceDefinitions, specifically the sections covering field pruning and structural schemas [4][1].
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- 1: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/extend-kubernetes/custom-resources/custom-resource-definitions/
- 2: https://kubernetes.io/blog/2019/06/20/crd-structural-schema/
- 3: https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/tree/master/keps/sig-api-machinery/2332-pruning-for-custom-resources
- 4: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/kubernetes-api/apiextensions/custom-resource-definition-v1/
- 5: https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/tree/master/keps/sig-api-machinery/2335-vanilla-crd-openapi-subset-structural-schemas
- 6: GitHub issue 111703 in kubernetes/kubernetes (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
Expose oci_runtime_spec_debug in the Fact CRD schema.
FactConfig accepts oci_runtime_spec_debug, but spec.config does not declare it. Kubernetes prunes undeclared fields before reconciliation. Add the CRD property and test that the operator forwards it to the generated FACT configuration.
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In `@deploy/fact-signoz/operator.yaml` at line 30, Add oci_runtime_spec_debug to
the spec.config schema in the Fact CRD, matching the type and structure expected
by FactConfig so Kubernetes preserves it. Update the operator test coverage to
verify this value is forwarded into the generated FACT configuration.
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Encrypt the router-to-SigNoz hop.
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Gate the diagnostic call on the debug log level.
log_oci_debug calls crate::oci::resolve and metadata.match_mount before the log::debug! macro, per fact/src/event/mod.rs:377-443. The macro suppresses output when the level is above debug, but the resolution work still runs.
resolve performs synchronous fs::read_dir and fs::read_to_string. This blocks the output task worker on the path that forwards every event to broad_tx. A user who sets oci_runtime_spec_debug: true without debug logging pays the full cost and gets no output.
- if oci_debug {
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| if oci_debug { | |
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| if oci_debug && log::log_enabled!(log::Level::Debug) { | |
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In `@fact/src/output/mod.rs` around lines 86 - 88, Update the oci_debug branch
around log_oci_debug so it also checks whether debug logging is enabled before
calling Event::log_oci_debug, using the logging-level facility already
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Document the sensitive data exposed by oci_runtime_spec_debug.
The documentation identifies OCI process, capability, mount, and path data, but it must also warn that these values can contain secrets and must not be enabled in production clusters.
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In `@fact/src/output/otel.rs` at line 111, Update the documentation for the
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Review comments at @fact/src/features/container_metadata.rs:
- Around line 225-262: Update preload to check a short-TTL negative cache keyed
by container ID before lookup, and cache IDs when all metadata lookups fail;
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| Ok(None) => {} | ||
| Err(error) => debug!( | ||
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Cache failed preload lookups, and move the blocking filesystem scan off the async executor.
With oci_runtime_spec_debug enabled, output::start awaits preload for each event that has a container ID, before it calls broad_tx.send. preload caches only successful lookups. When a container has no metadata, every later event from that container repeats the JSON lookup and the CRI calls. The JSON lookup runs synchronously on the async executor thread. Each CRI socket adds a container_status call that can wait up to 1 second. This delays every output that follows, including Sensor gRPC.
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| let runtime_container_id_matches = self.runtime_container_id == other.runtime_container_id; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Update the expected runtime ID in the conversion test.
When runtime-metadata is enabled, Process::try_from stores the full cgroup ID in runtime_container_id. The existing process_conversion_valid_utf8_memory_cgroup test expects the short container_id but leaves runtime_container_id as None. This new equality check makes that test fail. Set the expected full ID for the container case in fact/src/event/process.rs, while keeping the existing short-ID assertion.
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Review comment at @fact/src/event/process.rs at line 256:
Update the expected value in process_conversion_valid_utf8_memory_cgroup to set
runtime_container_id to the full cgroup ID for the container case when
runtime-metadata is enabled. Keep the existing short container_id assertion
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| image-otel: CARGO_ARGS = --features "otel runtime-metadata" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep both features in one build argument.
The image recipe wraps $(CARGO_ARGS) in double quotes. The embedded quotes in this value are parsed by the shell, so runtime-metadata becomes a separate positional argument to docker build. This causes make image-otel to fail. Use a comma-separated feature list instead; Cargo accepts this format. (doc.rust-lang.org)
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Update the CARGO_ARGS assignment for image-otel in the Makefile to pass the
features as a comma-separated list without embedded quotes, keeping both otel
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Superseded for the initial implementation by #2112, which focuses on CRI
ContainerStatus. The broader OCI/JSON implementation is preserved onrc-oci-runtime-specfor follow-up work.Summary
Adds development-only, opt-in container runtime diagnostics to FACT.
When
FACT_OCI_RUNTIME_SPEC_DEBUG=true(oroci_runtime_spec_debug: true), FACT resolves runtime data through a selectable provider:FACT_RUNTIME_METADATA_SOURCE=auto(default): read CRI-O's OCIconfig.jsonwhen present, then fall back to the Kubernetes CRI v1 gRPC API.FACT_RUNTIME_METADATA_SOURCE=json: use JSON files only.FACT_RUNTIME_METADATA_SOURCE=cri: use CRI gRPC only.FACT_CRI_SOCKETcan override the socket path; otherwise FACT checks the host CRI-O and containerd CRI plugin sockets.The JSON source can expose OCI process, capability, namespace, root, and mount details. CRI status provides portable container identity, Kubernetes labels and annotations, image information, and mounts. CRI-only results do not claim OCI values that the API does not provide.
The feature owns its provider selection, socket client, and cache in
fact/src/features/container_metadata.rs. The core registers the feature throughfact/src/features/mod.rsand passes the container ID at the event boundary. Feature-specific provider state is not shared with other modules. The existing host-root mount (FACT_HOST_MOUNT) covers the runtime socket paths; no separate socket mount is needed when that root mount is present and accessible.This remains additive and opt-in. It does not change event selection, filtering, or the Sensor gRPC payload.
Runtime metadata diagnostics are behind the non-default Cargo feature
runtime-metadata. Builds without the feature compile out the provider, CRI socket client, CLI/YAML debug setting, and OCI diagnostic enrichment. The local standard and OpenTelemetry image builds enable it explicitly. Konflux release builds leave it disabled.Design principles
Validation
Existing unit coverage exercises OCI JSON parsing and debug configuration. This update was formatted and checked for whitespace errors; runtime socket behavior was not exercised here.
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--oci-runtime-spec-debugoption or environment variable.