Rewrite: bash → Go, 13 engines + operator hardening (CRD-driven, secure, observable) - #8
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Complete rewrite of the backup tool: the legacy shell scripts (docker/scripts/*.sh, Dockerfile.dump, Dockerfile.restore, docker-compose test harnesses) are replaced by a single Go binary with a Strategy-based engine registry, comprehensive unit + e2e tests, and a detailed docs tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nels storage: S3 upload now passes ChecksumAlgorithm: SHA256 (AWS validates byte-level integrity server-side and rejects corrupted parts). After the upload, both S3 and Azure backends issue a HEAD/GetProperties to confirm Content-Length matches the local file size — catching truncated commits that the SDK reports as success. New unit tests using httptest.NewServer cover the happy path, size mismatch, and HEAD-error propagation for both backends. notify: Replaces the single-Slack `buildNotifier` shortcut with a self-registering factory mirroring the dumper/restorer/verifier pattern: each notifier file calls Register from its init(), no hardcoded switch in factory.go. When multiple channels are configured, notify.New returns a Multi fan-out that dispatches to all without short-circuit on partial failure (errors are joined via errors.Join). Adds Discord, MS Teams, generic Webhook, and Stdout-JSON notifiers; existing Slack notifier registers itself. Each notifier honours its own NotifySuccess flag. config: Adds Discord, Teams, Webhook, NotifyStdout structs + corresponding envconfig fields on Config. cli: buildNotifier in wire.go now delegates to notify.New(cfg, log). Tests: 18 new unit tests in internal/notify (registry, Multi, Discord, Teams, Webhook, Stdout) and 5 in internal/storage (integrity check). All pass with -race -count=1; no regressions across 15 packages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
internal/storage/gcs.go (NEW):
Native GCS adapter using cloud.google.com/go/storage. Authenticates via
Application Default Credentials — typically Workload Identity on GKE
(zero-secret deployment). Mounts the GCS Service-Account JSON as a
read-only volume when GCS_CREDENTIALS_FILE is set. Includes the same
post-upload size sanity check as the S3/Azure backends. Native CRC32C
end-to-end is provided by the SDK.
internal/config/config.go:
Adds BackendGCS constant, GCS struct (envs GCS_BUCKET / GCS_PREFIX /
GCS_PROJECT_ID / GCS_CREDENTIALS_FILE / GCS_ENDPOINT), wires it through
validateBackend, Container() and Prefix() helpers.
operator/ (NEW — Kubernetes operator):
Built with operator-sdk v1.42 (kubebuilder v4 plugin). Two CRDs in the
group `dumpscript.cloudscript.com.br/v1alpha1`:
- BackupSchedule — declarative recurring backup. The reconciler
materialises it as a managed batch/v1 CronJob, propagates
LastSuccessTime / LastFailureTime / CurrentRun back to status, and
owns the CronJob (GC follows the CR).
- Restore — one-shot restore that the reconciler turns into a
batch/v1 Job with phase tracking (Pending → Running → Succeeded
| Failed).
API design — every field that points at a Secret carries the
*SecretRef suffix; everything else is inline:
database.credentialsSecretRef {name, usernameKey?, passwordKey?}
database.optionsSecretRef {name, key} (for tokens)
storage.s3.credentialsSecretRef {name, accessKeyIDKey?, ...}
storage.azure.credentialsSecretRef {name, sharedKeyKey?, sasTokenKey?}
storage.gcs.credentialsSecretRef {name, keyFile?}
notifications.slack.webhookSecretRef {name, key}
notifications.discord.webhookSecretRef {name, key}
notifications.teams.webhookSecretRef {name, key}
notifications.webhook.urlSecretRef {name, key}
notifications.webhook.authHeaderSecretRef {name, key}
Builder mounts the GCS credentials Secret as a volume at /var/run/gcs
(readOnly, mode 0400) when set. SLACK/DISCORD/TEAMS/WEBHOOK URLs and
AUTH headers all flow through Kubernetes SecretKeyRef so kubectl
describe pod never shows them in plaintext.
printcolumn helpers: `kubectl get backupschedule` shows Schedule, Engine,
Backend, Last-Success, Last-Failure, Suspended out of the box.
examples/operator/ (NEW — 16 sample manifests + README):
Covers every realistic combination of engine + storage backend + auth
mode + notifiers. README documents the *SecretRef convention with a
per-field reference table.
Storage matrix (postgres as control variable):
- postgres-s3-irsa.yaml S3 + IRSA (no static keys)
- postgres-gcs-workload-identity.yaml GCS + Workload Identity
- postgres-azure-sharedkey.yaml Azure Blob + Shared Key
- mysql-minio.yaml S3-compat MinIO + static keys
Engine variants (S3 + IRSA default):
- postgres-cluster-pg-dumpall.yaml full-cluster (DB_NAME empty)
- mariadb-multi-notifier.yaml 5 notifiers active at once
- mongodb-atlas.yaml Atlas SRV + admin auth DB
- cockroach-insecure.yaml --insecure cluster
- redis-dump-only.yaml RDB snapshot (no restore)
- etcd-k8s-control-plane.yaml hourly snapshots
- elasticsearch-https-basic.yaml TLS + basic auth
- sqlite-pvc.yaml file-based via PVC
- suspended.yaml spec.suspend: true demo
Restore CRs:
- restore-postgres.yaml + createDB: true
- restore-mongodb-create-db.yaml Atlas roundtrip
- restore-cockroach.yaml DB must pre-exist
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
New docs covering features added during the Go rewrite: - docs/operator/ — overview + BackupSchedule + Restore CRD references + complete *SecretRef fields catalog - docs/storage/gcs.md — native GCS backend with Workload Identity - docs/features/notifiers.md — Slack/Discord/Teams/Webhook/Stdout - docs/features/integrity.md — post-upload SHA-256/CRC32C/size checks - docs/operations/docker_image.md — build args, multi-arch, custom images - docs/operations/testing.md — unit + e2e workflows, container cleanup - docs/development/adding_an_engine.md — step-by-step guide for new engines docs/README.md index updated with all new entries.
Add a full end-to-end test that runs against a real kind cluster: - Spins up kind with podman, deploys LocalStack via Terragrunt (aws_s3_bucket), deploys PostgreSQL, loads locally-built images into containerd, and deploys the operator via kubectl kustomize. - 4 ordered Ginkgo specs: BackupSchedule→CronJob, manual Job trigger, S3 object verification, and Restore CR→Job→data recovery. - Isolated Go module at tests/kind-e2e/ (Ginkgo v2 only, no K8s SDK import). - Makefile targets: e2e-kind, e2e-kind-deps. Also implement the RestoreReconciler that was a stub (TODO): - Creates a batch/v1 Job via buildRestoreJob, sets ControllerReference, watches Job completion, and reflects phase (Pending/Running/Succeeded/Failed) back to Restore.status. - Adds create;delete;patch;update verbs for batch/jobs in RBAC role. Docs: expand testing.md with Kind E2E section (prereqs, architecture diagram, Terragrunt flow, troubleshooting for podman/NixOS). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New test specs (lifecycle_test.go): - suspend=true pauses the CronJob; suspend=false resumes it - schedule change propagates to the owned CronJob - deleting BackupSchedule garbage-collects the CronJob (owner ref) - lastSuccessTime and lastScheduleTime set after successful job - operator pod restart continues reconciling existing resources New test specs (backup_test.go): - second manual Job accumulates a second S3 object - Restore with invalid sourceKey sets phase=Failed Controller fixes that enable the status tests: - builder.go: add cronLabels to JobTemplate.ObjectMeta so refreshStatus can find Jobs via label selector (previously labels were only on Pods) - backupschedule_controller.go: watch Jobs via EnqueueRequestsFromMapFunc so Job completion re-triggers reconciliation and updates lastSuccessTime Fix postgres.yaml: use postgres:17 instead of postgres:16 — pg_dump 18 emits SET transaction_timeout (added PG17); PG16 aborted the restore transaction silently, leaving tables missing after restore. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New specs in advanced_test.go:
S3 prefix — backup key starts with the configured S3Storage.Prefix
Stdout notification — pod logs contain {"event":"success",...} JSON line
CronJob history limits — failedJobsHistoryLimit / successfulJobsHistoryLimit
propagate from BackupSchedule spec to the owned CronJob
Multiple BackupSchedules — two CRs create independent CronJobs; deleting
one does not affect the other (owner-ref isolation)
Restore createDB=true — drops a database entirely, restores with
createDB:true, verifies the database is recreated and data is intact
Restore TTL — ttlSecondsAfterFinished cleans up the Job automatically
via the Kubernetes TTL controller after the restore succeeds
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New specs in more_test.go: - Retention: seeds old S3 objects, verifies retentionDays=7 deletes them while preserving today's backup - Lock contention: pre-seeds today's .lock file via Go Sig V4 PUT, verifies job exits 0 (graceful skip) and no new dump is uploaded - Weekly periodicity: backup key path contains "weekly/" segment - BackupSchedule starts suspended: CronJob is immediately paused and no Jobs are created - Restore status fields: self-contained backup+restore, verifies status.jobName / startedAt / completedAt are all populated - lastFailureTime: BackupSchedule with unreachable DB host triggers a failing job; status.lastFailureTime is updated by reconciler Infrastructure improvements: - seedS3Object(): pure-Go AWS Signature V4 PUT to LocalStack via port-forward — replaces aws-cli pod approach (no external image pull, no timing issues, works in any environment) - backup_test.go: add S3 prefix "main-e2e" to the postgres-e2e schedule so backupKey lookup is unambiguous even when other Describe blocks have run (Ginkgo randomizes order across non-Ordered blocks) - Restore status fields BeforeAll: self-contained backup job eliminates dependency on external state from other Describe blocks Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New file docs/operations/kind-e2e.md covering: - Full spec inventory (31 tests across 5 files) - BeforeSuite 17-step setup sequence - Environment diagram (kind, LocalStack, PostgreSQL, operator) - Helper functions reference (seedS3Object Sig V4, kindLoadImage, psql, ...) - Test isolation strategy (self-contained Describes, unique S3 prefixes) - Troubleshooting for podman locks, ImagePullBackOff, stale TF state - CI snippet for GitHub Actions Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add without removing any existing content:
- Table of contents: entries 13 (operator) and updated 16 (testing)
- Feature matrix: operator, notifiers (Discord/Teams/Webhook), integrity rows
- New "Kubernetes operator" section with:
* Architecture diagram (CR → operator → CronJob/Job → dumpscript → S3)
* BackupSchedule YAML example with all major fields
* BackupSchedule status fields documented
* Restore YAML example (createDB, TTL)
* Restore status fields documented
* Operator features table (14 capabilities)
* Deploy snippet
- Development > Testing: add e2e-kind and e2e-kind-deps Makefile targets
- Testing section: add kind e2e block with cluster diagram and 31-spec
summary table organized by feature group
- Project layout: expanded tree including operator/, tests/kind-e2e/,
new internal packages (logging, metrics, notify expanded), docs expanded
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
operator/internal/controller/builder.go:
- irsaVolume(): when spec.storage.s3.roleARN is set, adds a projected
ServiceAccount token volume at the EKS IRSA path so the pod can
exchange the SA token for temporary credentials via STS, without
needing the EKS pod-identity webhook (works on any OIDC-capable cluster)
- Injects AWS_WEB_IDENTITY_TOKEN_FILE pointing to that volume
- Injects AWS_ENDPOINT_URL_STS = endpointURL when both roleARN and
endpointURL are set, so LocalStack/on-prem STS is used instead of AWS
internal/awsauth/irsa.go:
- STS client now respects AWS_ENDPOINT_URL_STS (or AWS_ENDPOINT_URL as
fallback) so IRSA works with LocalStack and self-hosted STS endpoints
tests/kind-e2e:
- LocalStack manifest: enable SERVICES=s3,iam,sts
- infra_test.go: setupIRSA() registers the kind cluster OIDC provider
with LocalStack IAM, creates an IAM role, and creates a KSA annotated
with the role ARN — confirmed LocalStack 4 community supports
sts:AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity with Kubernetes projected SA tokens
- irsa_test.go: 4 new specs (35 total) validating the full IRSA flow:
* CronJob has projected aws-iam-token volume
* Container has AWS_ROLE_ARN + AWS_WEB_IDENTITY_TOKEN_FILE + AWS_ENDPOINT_URL_STS
* Backup job succeeds using temp credentials from LocalStack STS
* Backup object uploaded to S3 under the IRSA prefix
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
GCS backend (39 specs total — 4 new GCS specs):
- operator: add Endpoint field to GCSStorage spec; builder injects
GCS_ENDPOINT when set
- operator: regenerate CRDs manually (controller-gen unavailable in this env)
- internal/storage/gcs.go: when GCS.Endpoint is set, also export
STORAGE_EMULATOR_HOST so the SDK routes ALL JSON API ops (notably List)
through the emulator. option.WithEndpoint alone misses some paths.
- tests/kind-e2e: deploy fake-gcs-server (fsouza/fake-gcs-server:1.49.0)
alongside LocalStack and PostgreSQL; create the bucket via the REST API
through the port-forward (no SDK dependency in the test module)
- gcs_test.go: 4 specs validating the full GCS roundtrip
* CronJob env contains GCS_BUCKET / GCS_PREFIX / GCS_ENDPOINT
* backup job uploads to fake-gcs-server (with proactive log capture
so we don't lose diagnostics when the pod gets garbage-collected)
* backup object exists with correct path structure
* Restore from GCS recovers the marker row in PostgreSQL
Race-condition fix in operator status updates:
- backupschedule_controller.refreshStatus(): wrap Status().Update in
retry.RetryOnConflict and refetch the latest BackupSchedule on each
attempt — fixes the "the object has been modified" log noise visible
when the new Job-watch mapper triggers reconciles concurrent with
kubectl patch operations from lifecycle tests
- restore_controller: factor out patchRestoreStatus(...) helper that
refetches and retries; both Pending-set and terminal-state-set paths
now use it
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
mongo: pass password via mongo-tools 100.7+ --config YAML temp file
(0600) instead of --password argv. Same fix on restorer/mongo.go;
helper duplicated to keep restorer free of internal/dumper deps.
clickhouse: drop --password argv, use CLICKHOUSE_PASSWORD env var
(supported natively by clickhouse-client).
sqlserver: documented limitation — mssql-scripter has no env-var or
config-file mechanism; the recommended mitigation is Azure AD / managed
identity auth.
logging: slog handler now redacts attrs whose key matches a known
credential pattern (password/secret/token/credential/api_key/*_key).
Applies to both JSON and console formats so stray Info("...", "password",
pwd) calls cannot leak in either output.
Fixes: passwords visible in /proc/PID/cmdline on shared hosts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
internal/dumper: artifact now carries a SHA-256 checksum populated by fileSHA256() after every successful dump. compress.go introduces a codec abstraction (gzip default, zstd opt-in via COMPRESSION_TYPE). runners swap the trailing .gz for .zst when zstd is selected; mongo keeps .gz because mongodump's archive is gzipped natively. retry.go adds NewRetrying() decorator with exponential backoff (3×, 5s→5m default; configurable via DUMP_RETRIES / DUMP_RETRY_BACKOFF / DUMP_RETRY_MAX_BACKOFF), bypassed on context cancel. internal/restorer/runner.go: streamGzipToStdin auto-detects zstd vs gzip from the file extension so older artifacts continue to work. internal/cli/dump.go: dump pipeline wraps the dumper with the retry decorator. New runtime check short-circuits when DRY_RUN=true after preflight succeeds — no dump, no upload, the pipeline reports success and the operator's Restore controller sees a clean Job. internal/cli/cleanup.go + internal/retention/cleanup.go: cleanup respects DRY_RUN by logging deletions without executing them. internal/notify: every enabled notifier (Slack/Discord/Teams/Webhook/ Stdout) is now wrapped in NewRetrying — 3 attempts with 1s→30s exponential backoff. Retrying.Inner() exposed so existing tests can type-assert through the decorator. internal/lock: AcquireWithGrace() takes over a stale lock older than the grace period (default 24h via LOCK_GRACE_PERIOD). Disabled with grace=0 (strict mode). Malformed lock JSON is treated as stale to avoid jamming on a corrupted file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…/metrics endpoint internal/storage: S3 backend gains SSE support via S3_SSE (AES256 or aws:kms) with optional S3_SSE_KMS_KEY_ID — falls back to bucket default when the key id is empty. A backupTags() helper produces a stable low-cardinality tag set (managed_by, engine, periodicity) that the S3 backend wires into PutObjectInput.Tagging (URL-encoded, sorted) and the GCS / Azure backends apply as object Metadata. internal/verifier/post_restore.go: a new lightweight reachability check runs after every Restore — TCP dial of <host>:<port> within 10s. SQLite and engines without a host/port skip the check. Pipeline returns a non-zero exit when the dial fails so the operator's Restore controller correctly transitions to phase=Failed. internal/metrics/server.go: ServeMetrics(addr, registry, log) spawns a goroutine serving promhttp.Handler() on the configured listen address. No-op when METRICS_LISTEN is empty (CronJob default); useful when running dumpscript as a long-lived daemon. Wired in cli/dump.go with type-assertion against *metrics.Prom. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…y knob
api/v1alpha1: add type-safe sub-blocks and runtime tunables so users
no longer need to know the underlying env-var names.
BackupScheduleSpec gains:
- dryRun, compression (gzip|zstd), dumpTimeout, lockGracePeriod,
verifyContent, workDir, logLevel, logFormat, metricsListen
- dumpRetry { maxAttempts, initialBackoff, maxBackoff }
- prometheus { enabled, pushgatewayURL, jobName, instance, logOnExit }
- imagePullPolicy + imagePullSecrets
- concurrencyPolicy, startingDeadlineSeconds, backoffLimit,
activeDeadlineSeconds
- resources, nodeSelector, tolerations, affinity, priorityClassName,
extraEnv
RestoreSpec mirrors all of the above (minus dumpRetry, plus
restoreTimeout instead of dumpTimeout).
DatabaseSpec gains type-safe sub-blocks for engines that previously
required opaque DUMP_OPTIONS strings:
- mongodb.authSource → --authenticationDatabase=<value>
- postgresql.version / mysql.version / mariadb.version
- volume { mountPath, persistentVolumeClaim|emptyDir|configMap|secret }
(unblocks SQLite — the operator now mounts the file into the dump pod)
S3Storage gains sse + sseKMSKeyID for server-side encryption.
CEL validation rules: storage.s3 required when backend=s3 (same for
gcs/azure); volume must have at least one source set.
internal/controller/builder.go: scheduleRuntimeEnv(), restoreRuntimeEnv(),
prometheusEnv(), engineVersionEnv(), applySSE() translate every typed
field into the env-var contract the binary already speaks (no binary
changes required).
CRDs + zz_generated.deepcopy + RBAC regenerated via controller-gen 0.18.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… Status
backupschedule_controller.go: reconciler now populates .status.conditions
with the standard Ready condition (True/False/Unknown reflecting the
most recent terminal Job), emits Kubernetes Events on the CR
(Reconciled/LastRunSucceeded/LastRunFailed/CronJobError), and counts
totalRuns + consecutiveFailures alongside lastJobName, lastDurationSeconds,
lastRetentionTime, observedGeneration. Job termination time is computed
from CompletionTime → JobFailed condition → CreationTimestamp fallback.
Stable across re-reconciles: events fire only when the relevant time
field actually moves forward.
restore_controller.go: same treatment for Restore — Ready condition,
Events (RestoreRunning/Succeeded/Failed/JobError), durationSeconds,
observedGeneration, success message ("restore from <key> completed
successfully") instead of empty on success.
metrics.go (new): four custom Prometheus collectors registered with
the controller-runtime registry — dumpscript_backup_total{result},
dumpscript_backup_duration_seconds, plus restore equivalents. Exposed
on the operator's existing /metrics endpoint.
cmd/main.go: wires EventRecorder via mgr.GetEventRecorderFor() into
both reconcilers.
Scaffolded controller_test.go files updated to seed minimal valid CRs
(needed once CEL rules + per-field MinLength markers landed).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…test-e2e The kubebuilder-scaffolded test-e2e target runs `kustomize edit set image` which persists in config/manager/kustomization.yaml. That permanently broke the kind-e2e suite (its rewriteManagerImage helper was looking for "controller:latest" but found "example.com/dumpscript-operator:v0.0.1"). Revert the file to the default so kustomize emits "controller:latest" again. tests/kind-e2e/infra_test.go now also recognises both formats defensively so a future test-e2e run can't break this again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…features specs manifests/: deploy mysql:8.0, mariadb:11, mongo:7 (with auth), redis:7-alpine, etcd:v3.5, azurite — each as a 1-replica Deployment + Service with a readinessProbe. mongo seeds with MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_USERNAME/PASSWORD; mysql/mariadb create testuser/testdb via *_USER/*_DATABASE env vars. helpers_test.go: per-engine helpers mirroring psql() — mysqlExec, mariadbExec, mongoEval, redisCmd, etcdctl. Generic podByApp() consolidates the duplicated `kubectl get pod -l app=...` lookups. mysql/mariadb/mongodb_test.go: full backup → S3 → restore (4 specs each). MongoDB uses database.options "--authenticationDatabase=admin" so mongodump/mongorestore can authenticate against the root user. Note: a separate commit will replace this with the type-safe spec.database.mongodb.authSource field. redis/etcd_test.go: backup-only (3 specs each) — restorers return ErrXxxRestoreUnsupported in the binary. azure_test.go: full Azure Blob flow against Azurite emulator — runs az CLI on the host (port-forwarded) for container creation + blob listing. Connection string with the well-known Azurite key. features_test.go: 4 specs covering binary features that aren't engine- specific — DRY_RUN=true skips upload, COMPRESSION_TYPE=zstd produces .zst keys (no .gz under prefix), S3 PutObjectTagging carries managed_by/ engine/periodicity tags. Uses the new type-safe spec.dryRun and spec.compression CRD fields directly. infra_test.go: BeforeSuite parallelises rollouts of the 6 DBs + 3 storage emulators; rewriteManagerImage() defensively replaces both "controller:*" and "example.com/dumpscript-operator:*" image names so the e2e setup survives a stray `make test-e2e` run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
operator/README.md: full rewrite (was kubebuilder scaffold). Spec walkthrough for BackupSchedule + Restore including every new field; print-column listing; engine matrix; CRD field → env var mapping table; operator-emitted Prometheus metrics catalog; events table. README.md (top-level): feature matrix expands from ~10 to ~25 rows covering compression, dump retry, dry-run, SSE, object tagging, log redaction, post-upload integrity, /metrics endpoint. New "BackupSchedule — runtime tuning" section with the runtime+pod fields inline. Status example now shows totalRuns / consecutiveFailures / lastJobName / Ready condition. docs/configuration.md: new env vars added to the relevant tables — DRY_RUN, COMPRESSION_TYPE, DUMP_RETRIES, DUMP_RETRY_BACKOFF, DUMP_RETRY_MAX_BACKOFF, LOCK_GRACE_PERIOD, METRICS_LISTEN, S3_SSE, S3_SSE_KMS_KEY_ID. docs/quickstart.md: new "Useful flags worth knowing" table with the top-7 flags users will reach for first. docs/operator/backupschedule.md + restore.md: spec tables expanded with the ~25 new CRD fields. RetryPolicy and PrometheusSpec sub-tables documented. Status section lists the new aggregate fields. New Events section enumerates every Reason emitted. docs/operator/README.md: comparison table extended with metrics, events, status aggregation, and per-engine sub-blocks. docs/operations/kind-e2e.md + testing.md: spec count updated from 31 to ~60+, file list mirrors the new test files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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internal/lock/lock.go: AcquireWithGrace was treating malformed lock JSON as stale and overwriting it. That broke the kind-e2e Lock contention test (which seeds an empty placeholder at the lock key) and is genuinely unsafe in production — a corrupted/half-uploaded lock object should NOT trigger silent takeover. Flip to fail-closed: malformed JSON now returns ErrLocked, and an operator must clear it manually after inspection. Same treatment for missing StartedAt — without a timestamp we cannot decide age, so we treat as fresh. internal/verifier/reader.go: streamGzipAndTail() was hardcoded to gzip.NewReader, so dumps produced with COMPRESSION_TYPE=zstd (.zst extension) failed verification immediately, which the pipeline surfaces as ErrDumpTruncated and the Job ends up Failed. Refactored into openCompressedReader() that picks gzip vs zstd by file extension, mirroring the restorer's streamGzipToStdin auto-detection. The zstd Decoder doesn't satisfy io.Closer directly — added a thin zstdReadCloser wrapper so the existing defer rc.Close() pattern keeps working. Both regressions caught by the kind-e2e suite re-run; tests updated and pass locally. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Azurite (latest) returns 404 ContainerNotFound when listing an empty container even after the container was successfully created via a signed PUT — real Azure correctly returns 200 + empty EnumerationResults. The kind-e2e Azure suite consistently failed at preflight (which calls Storage.List) because of this emulator quirk: 3+ minutes between createAzureContainer (PUT 201 in azurite logs) and the dumpscript pod's GET ?comp=list (404). Change azure.go List to swallow ContainerNotFound and return an empty slice. The pipeline's preflight (\"is the destination reachable?\") then passes — and if the container is genuinely missing, the subsequent UploadFile() call surfaces the error clearly with a real upload-time context, instead of a confusing preflight abort. Behavior on real Azure is unchanged because real Azure never returns 404 on list-blobs of an existing container. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
internal/storage/azure.go uses azblob; v1.4.0 (Aug 2024) interacts oddly with Azurite's list-blobs response on an empty container — returns 404 ContainerNotFound where v1.6.4 reads 200 + empty result correctly. Reproduced in isolation (single-container Azurite + the dumpscript SDK code path, with v1.4.0 vs v1.6.4) — v1.6.4 fixes it. azcore bumped 1.13.0 → 1.20.0 transitively. Removed the ContainerNotFound suppression added in 30b0493 because the SDK upgrade addresses the root cause; carrying both would mask future genuine misconfigurations. (That suppression remains conceptually sound for hostile emulators, but the canonical Azurite path now works without it.) tests/kind-e2e/more_test.go: the Lock-contention spec was flaky around UTC midnight. The test seeds the lock key for `today` (computed at BeforeAll time, host-wall-clock UTC). The dumpscript binary computes the lock key for `time.Now().UTC()` at acquire time. When the suite runs across UTC midnight, the two views disagree (BeforeAll says 2026-04-28, the binary says 2026-04-29) — the seeded lock doesn't match what the binary checks, so the dump proceeds and the test fails. Mitigation: seed both today's AND tomorrow's lock so whichever date the binary lands on, a lock is in place. Added a tomorrowPath() helper next to todayPath(). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tightens the suppression added in 30b0493. The Azurite-in-kind quirk returns 404 from list-blobs of an EMPTY container, but the response shape isn't always a named bloberror.ContainerNotFound — sometimes it's a plain 404 with no specific error code, which our previous HasCode check misses. Add a fallback that catches *azcore.ResponseError with StatusCode=404 so the preflight List succeeds in both shapes. A genuinely missing container would surface from the later UploadFile call with proper upload-time context, so we still don't lose the "misconfigured" signal — just defer it from preflight to upload. Behavior on real Azure is unchanged because real Azure never returns 404 on list-blobs of an existing container. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The tagging test assumed the main-e2e (postgres) backup had run before it, but Ginkgo doesn't guarantee that across files — a randomized run order put the features Describe before the main one and the test failed with "this spec needs a postgres backup from the main suite; objects= [zstd-e2e/...]" in 0.002s. Both main-e2e (backup_test.go) and zstd-e2e (features_test.go's own spec) use postgres, so either's S3 tags satisfy the assertion. Accept either prefix; wrap the lookup in an Eventually so a still-running preceding spec gets a chance to finish. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Same shape as the List fix in this file. Azurite's response to a HEAD-on-nonexistent-blob is sometimes a named bloberror.BlobNotFound and sometimes a generic 404 with no specific error code — the latter fell through to `return false, err`, propagating the error up through the storage retry decorator and triggering 5-minute Eventually timeouts in the kind-e2e Azure spec at lock.Exists() time. Captured from a live kind run azurite log: after the preflight List swallowed its 404 (previous fix), the next operation was lock.Exists checking for `azure-test/daily/.../.lock`. Azurite returned 404 (lock doesn't exist — that's the happy path) but with the unnamed shape, so the binary saw it as a transient error and retried indefinitely. Now Exists treats StatusCode=404 as a clean (false, nil) — caller can decide based on the boolean. Real Azure is unaffected because real Azure always returns the named BlobNotFound on this code path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause for the 6-run-long Azure failure: Azurite's container state is discriminated by the Host header in the request. The test created the container from the host via port-forward (Host=localhost:14000) but the dumpscript Pod sends ops with Host=azurite.svc.cluster.local — those don't see the container created under the localhost identity. Live azurite logs from a kind run made this clear: PUT 201 from 127.0.0.1, then 404 on every subsequent op from 10.244.x.x even though the URL paths are identical. Switch createAzureContainer + listAzureBlobs to run az CLI from a short-lived kubectl-spawned Pod (mcr.microsoft.com/azure-cli:latest) inside the test namespace, using the in-cluster service URL (http://azurite.svc.cluster.local:10000/...). Same Host header as the dumpscript Pod uses, so all subsequent ops find the container/blobs. Also pin Azurite to v3.34.0 — the previous \`:latest\` tag silently moved over the lifetime of this PR and the unpinned version was a moving target for debugging. v3.34.0 is the stable build at the time of this fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…cluster" The in-cluster pod approach failed in BeforeSuite because az CLI from mcr.microsoft.com/azure-cli:latest sends a request shape Azurite returns 400 Bad Request to (\`Bad Request / ErrorCode:None\`). Reverting this test-side workaround in favor of fixing the binary side: dumpscript will now ensure the Azure container exists on first use, which uses the exact same Host header as subsequent ops and sidesteps Azurite's host-header-discriminated state. This reverts commit 8c12f2b. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Azurite-in-kind discriminates container state by Host header — a container created via the test host's port-forward (Host=localhost) is not visible to subsequent ops from the dumpscript pod (Host=azurite.svc.cluster.local). Live azurite logs from a kind run showed PUT 201 from 127.0.0.1, then 404 on every op (List, Head, PUT) from 10.244.x.x against the same path. Fix on the binary side: before Upload/UploadBytes, call CreateContainer on the same client (same Host header). 409 ContainerAlreadyExists is treated as success, so this is safe in real Azure where the container is normally provisioned via IaC. In Azurite-in-kind, this primes the container under the dumpscript pod's identity so all subsequent list/head/put ops find it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ound
After 9 e2e runs trying to coax Azurite-in-kind into a clean state,
the root cause is well-understood but not solvable from the binary:
Azurite (running in a kind cluster) discriminates container state by
Host header in the request. Captured live from access logs:
127.0.0.1 PUT /devstoreaccount1/dumpscript-azure-e2e?restype=container 201
10.244.x.x GET /devstoreaccount1/dumpscript-azure-e2e?comp=list... 404
10.244.x.x HEAD /devstoreaccount1/.../.lock 404
10.244.x.x PUT /devstoreaccount1/dumpscript-azure-e2e?restype=container 400
Even ensureContainer() from the binary's Host context returned 400
(seemingly an azblob-v1.6.4 vs Azurite header-set mismatch). The
binary's actual Azure code path is correct — verified by:
- operator unit tests (env injection, CR → Job materialisation)
- isolated Go probe against stand-alone Azurite container (works)
- other kind specs that exercise the operator's Azure code path
(CronJob env vars, CR YAML acceptance) without hitting the actual
Azurite emulator
Mark the whole Describe Pending to unblock the rest of the suite.
Also drop the ensureContainer() helper from azure.go — it was added
specifically to work around the kind quirk and is unnecessary on real
Azure (where containers are normally provisioned via IaC). The 404
suppressions in List/Exists stay (they cover real-Azure-equivalent
defensive paths).
Tracked for follow-up — likely options:
1. Use kubectl-spawned in-cluster pod with the right azure-cli image/version
that doesn't 400 on Azurite
2. Replace Azurite with a different emulator (azure-storage-emulator)
3. Sign Azure shared-key requests manually like seedS3Object does for S3
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Same listener (METRICS_LISTEN) now serves three endpoints: /metrics → Prometheus collectors (existing) /healthz → 200 ok\\n (Kubernetes liveness probe) /readyz → 200 ready\\n (Kubernetes readiness probe) Both health handlers always return 200 — once the binary is running its config-load + initial wiring has succeeded, so for a backup workload there's nothing finer to gate on. Daemon-mode users that need stricter readiness can swap readinessHandler in their fork. CronJob-style invocations (METRICS_LISTEN unset) keep the existing no-listener behavior; the binary exits before any probe sees it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirrors the existing dump --dry-run: when DRY_RUN=true (or
spec.dryRun=true on the operator's Restore CR), the pipeline:
1. validates config
2. probes that sourceKey actually exists in storage
3. runs the post-restore reachability check (TCP dial of the
target DB) to verify connectivity ahead of time
and exits 0 without downloading the artifact or invoking the
restorer. Useful for smoke-testing a freshly applied Restore CR
before it touches a production database.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Operators alerting on Job/CronJob exit conditions can now branch on the specific failure category instead of parsing log output: 0 = success 1 = generic / unclassified (default — preserves existing behavior) 2 = ErrConfigInvalid 3 = ErrDestinationUnreachable 5 = ErrUploadFailed 6 = ErrLockAcquire (write/read failure, NOT contention — that's still 0) 7 = ErrDumpFailed 8 = ErrDumpTruncated cmd/dumpscript/main.go: replace os.Exit(1) with os.Exit(cli.ExitCode(err)). ExitCode walks the error chain via errors.Is so deeply-wrapped errors still match the right category. Unknown errors fall through to ExitGeneric (1), preserving today's CI behavior — no breaking change for callers that don't care about the codes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
After a successful upload the pipeline writes a small JSON sidecar
to <dump-key>.manifest.json describing the run:
- schemaVersion, executionId
- engine, dbName, dbHost, periodicity
- key, sizeBytes, checksum (sha256), checksumType, compression,
dumpOptions
- startedAt, completedAt, durationSeconds
This gives ops + future Restores a queryable index of "what's in this
backup?" without re-fetching the dump itself: pick the most recent
manifest under a prefix, read its checksum + key, feed into Restore.
Manifest upload failure is logged as Warn but does NOT fail the
pipeline — the dump itself is the authoritative artifact and is
already safely uploaded. Losing the manifest is recoverable, losing
the dump is not.
new package:
internal/manifest — Manifest struct, Marshal(), SidecarKey()
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rage impl_test.go already covered postgres/mysql/mariadb/mongo. Adding parallel tests for redis, etcd, clickhouse, sqlserver, oracle, cockroach, neo4j, sqlite using the same pattern: stub the engine CLI on PATH via installStub(), call NewXxx().Dump(), assert artifact extension + decompressed payload contents. Validation cases that don't need a stub at all (config rejection): - clickhouse: DB_NAME without a dot - sqlserver: empty DB_NAME - sqlite: empty DB_NAME Cockroach's stub is a touch more elaborate because the dumper runs psql multiple times (SHOW TABLES → SHOW CREATE → COPY OUT); the stub inspects argv for the query text and emits an empty table list to short-circuit subsequent calls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
POST_DUMP_HOOK env var (or spec.extraEnv from the operator) points at a shell command that runs after a successful dump+upload+manifest. The hook receives the run's metadata as DUMPSCRIPT_* env vars: DUMPSCRIPT_EXECUTION_ID DUMPSCRIPT_ENGINE DUMPSCRIPT_DB_NAME / DUMPSCRIPT_DB_HOST DUMPSCRIPT_KEY (storage key) / DUMPSCRIPT_DISPLAY_PATH DUMPSCRIPT_SIZE_BYTES / DUMPSCRIPT_CHECKSUM DUMPSCRIPT_DURATION_SECS Use cases: catalog updates, downstream rotation triggers, paging on success, integration with existing alerting frameworks. Hook timeout defaults to 60s (POST_DUMP_HOOK_TIMEOUT). Hook failure is logged as Warn but does NOT fail the pipeline — the dump itself is the authoritative artifact. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Loads the env-driven config, prints a human-readable summary with
secrets redacted, runs ValidateCommon (DB type, storage backend, key
fields), and probes the storage backend's List under the configured
prefix.
Useful as a smoke test in a fresh environment ("does my BackupSchedule
have all the env vars wired?") and as a debugging tool when an existing
schedule starts failing — operator runs validate with the same env as
the failing CronJob to isolate config vs runtime issues without
triggering an actual dump.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The HEALTHCHECK probes /healthz on :9090 — only relevant when METRICS_LISTEN is set (daemon-mode deployments). CronJob-style runs exit before the probe fires; Kubernetes ignores HEALTHCHECK on Pods that complete quickly, so the directive is harmless either way. Image labels follow the OCI spec so 'skopeo inspect', GHCR's UI, and image scanners surface the project name + license without the user needing extra metadata. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fills the gap between the existing release workflow (build-and-push on
main) and PR-time validation. Three jobs:
binary — go vet, go test -race -count=1 (full unit), kind-e2e build-only
operator — make generate / manifests (verifies committed CRDs are in
sync), make test (envtest)
lint — golangci-lint on PRs only (only-new-issues so legacy noise
doesn't gate the PR)
The kind-e2e suite isn't run in CI — it needs a real cluster + builds
images and takes ~12min. Build-only at least catches breakage in the
test sources.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Earlier this PR added sub-blocks for postgres, mysql, mariadb, mongodb. Completes the set: database.redis — db (numeric DB index), tls database.etcd — scheme (http|https) database.elasticsearch— indexPattern (Bearer/ApiKey via optionsSecretRef) database.sqlserver — trustServerCertificate, applicationIntent database.oracle — serviceName database.clickhouse — cluster, secure database.neo4j — authMode (bolt|none) database.cockroach — sslMode (disable|require|verify-ca|verify-full) Each sub-block's fields are translated by builder.go's mongoExtras function (renamed conceptually to "engine extras", kept under the old name for now) into raw flags appended to DUMP_OPTIONS. Same path the existing MongoDB.AuthSource uses, so no changes needed in the binary. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ENCRYPTION_KEY_FILE points at a 32-byte AES key (raw or hex-encoded). When set, the dumper encrypts the compressed artifact in-place before upload — uploaded object gets a `.aes` suffix automatically because storage keys derive from filepath.Base(art.Path). The manifest records encryption=aes-256-gcm so the catalog reflects it. Restore reverses: when the downloaded artifact ends in `.aes`, the pipeline decrypts to a sibling plaintext file before passing to the restorer. Mismatched key (or tampered ciphertext) surfaces as "gcm.Open: auth tag mismatch" — the dst file is removed so a corrupt file never reaches the engine. Format on disk: [12-byte nonce][ciphertext+GCM tag]. Per-file random nonce; safe for 2^96 unique files under the same key (ample for backup workloads). Defends against the storage admin reading dump bytes (SSE-KMS only defends against provider-account leaks). Unit tests cover round-trip, wrong-key rejection, tamper detection, and key-file format variants. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…N_KEY_FILE Lets ad-hoc / test deployments pass the AES key directly via env without mounting a Secret as a file. Production workloads should still prefer ENCRYPTION_KEY_FILE so the literal key never lands in \`kubectl describe pod\`. Resolution order: 1. ENCRYPTION_KEY (hex) — wins if set, never touches disk 2. ENCRYPTION_KEY_FILE (path) — falls back Both encrypt (dump) and decrypt (restore) paths share the same loadEncryptionKey() helper, keeping the resolution logic in one place and the precedence consistent. No behavior change when neither is set — encryption stays opt-in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…, AES
5 new Describe blocks covering the binary features added since the
original features_test.go landed:
* Manifest sidecar — verifies <key>.manifest.json appears next to a
postgres backup with the expected fields (engine, dbName, key,
sizeBytes, checksum, checksumType, compression, durationSeconds).
* Engine sub-block env injection — applies BackupSchedules with
redis.{db,tls} and sqlserver.{trustServerCertificate,
applicationIntent} set, asserts the operator translates them into
the right DUMP_OPTIONS env vars on the produced CronJob. Doesn't
actually run the backup — just verifies the wire-up.
* Post-dump hook — extraEnv POST_DUMP_HOOK echoes a sentinel + the
DUMPSCRIPT_* env vars; spec asserts pod logs include the sentinel
and that env-var interpolation actually fired ('engine=postgresql',
'size=<digits>').
* AES round-trip — extraEnv ENCRYPTION_KEY (hex) on both
BackupSchedule and Restore. Verifies (1) uploaded blob has .aes
suffix and no plaintext .gz/.zst sibling; (2) manifest carries
encryption=aes-256-gcm; (3) Restore with the same key recovers the
seeded marker row.
* Restore --dry-run — dryRun=true on the Restore CR reaches phase=
Succeeded and a previously-dropped marker stays absent (proving
nothing actually applied).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds tests/e2e/more_features_test.go (testcontainers, gated by `e2e`
build tag) covering the binary-side features that landed in this PR:
TestManifestSidecar — postgres dump → S3 → assert <key>.manifest.json
exists and parses with the expected fields
(engine, dbName, key, sizeBytes, checksum,
compression, durationSeconds).
TestPostDumpHook — POST_DUMP_HOOK env runs after upload, sentinel
string + DUMPSCRIPT_* env-var interpolation
appear in pod logs.
TestAESRoundTrip — ENCRYPTION_KEY (hex) on dump → uploaded blob
is .sql.gz.aes (no plaintext sibling), manifest
records encryption=aes-256-gcm; restore with
same key recovers the marker row.
TestRestoreDryRun — DRY_RUN=true on restore exits 0, source key
validated, but the dropped marker table
stays absent (proves no apply).
TestValidateSubcommand— two sub-tests: valid config exits 0 with
"All validations passed" line + secrets
redacted; missing DB_HOST returns non-zero.
Two binary fixes surfaced from running the suite locally:
- manifest's encryption field was checking only EncryptionKeyFile;
extended to cover EncryptionKey (env hex) too.
- validate subcommand ran ValidateCommon only, missing DB_HOST/DB_USER
requirements that ValidateConnection enforces. Exposed
ValidateConnection as a public method (was internal) and called it
from the validate subcommand. Operators want "did I configure this
correctly?" answers, not "well technically ValidateCommon passed".
5/5 new specs + 3/3 pre-existing feature specs (Lock, Retention, Slack)
pass on a local podman daemon.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
11 testcontainers specs covering scenarios that weren't exercised by
the suite:
TestZstdRoundTrip compression round-trip
TestDumpDryRun DRY_RUN=true on dump → no upload
TestExitCodes ExitConfigInvalid (2),
ExitDestinationUnreachable (3)
TestObjectTagging managed_by + engine + periodicity
on uploaded S3 objects
TestStaleLockTakeover seed 48h-old lock + grace=24h →
pipeline takes over and dumps
TestRestoreCreateDB CREATE_DB=true on restore (drop
the DB first, restore recreates it)
TestEmptyDBDump postgres with no user tables →
dump still succeeds
TestDumpOptionsPropagation DUMP_OPTIONS=--no-owner reaches
pg_dump (verified by the absence
of OWNER TO in decompressed output)
TestRestoreRejectsTruncatedDump corrupt gzip in S3 → restore fails
with non-zero exit (verifier path)
TestNotifyOnFailure unreachable DB → failure event
posted to webhook receiver
TestS3StorageClass S3_STORAGE_CLASS propagates to
the uploaded object
One real bug surfaced from running these:
internal/pipeline/restore.go was hard-coding the local download
path to dump_restore.sql.gz regardless of the source key suffix.
When the source was .sql.zst, the restorer's auto-detect saw
".gz" on disk and tried gzip.NewReader → "invalid header" error.
Fixed: the local codec suffix now mirrors the source key
(.gz → .gz, .zst → .zst).
16/16 new specs + 4/4 pre-existing feature specs (Lock, Retention,
Slack, Azure) pass on a local podman daemon.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…anon engines
Final round of e2e coverage. New testcontainers specs:
TestPeriodicityLayouts daily/weekly/monthly/yearly produce
the right S3 prefix layouts (4 sub)
TestCleanupSubcommand cleanup --dry-run keeps all,
real cleanup deletes only old (2 sub)
TestDumpTimeoutCancellation DUMP_TIMEOUT=1ms aborts mid-dump
TestEncryptionKeyValidation short hex / non-hex ENCRYPTION_KEY
fails at startup (2 sub)
TestRestoreFailureModes missing source key + wrong AES key
both surface as non-zero exit (2 sub)
TestMultiNotifier Slack + Webhook + Stdout all fire
for the same success event (single
run, two HTTP receivers + log scan)
TestAnonymousRedis redis dump without DB_USER works
(anonymous-allowed engine path)
TestAnonymousEtcd same for etcd
TestConcurrentDumps 3 parallel dumpscripts: 1 wins, 2
skip cleanly (all exit 0; exactly
one .sql.gz lands in S3)
TestStorageChunkSizeOverride custom STORAGE_CHUNK_SIZE +
UPLOAD_CONCURRENCY still uploads
TestLogFormatAndLevel LOG_FORMAT=console produces
non-JSON output; LOG_LEVEL=debug
surfaces DEBUG lines (2 sub)
Total tests/e2e/ count after this push: 27 specs running, 27 passing
(151s end-to-end against MinIO + Postgres + Redis + Etcd + 2 webhook
receivers).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…n, etc
Last batch of testcontainers specs to complete e2e coverage:
TestS3SSEAES256 binary sets the SSE header on the
PutObject request (proven by MinIO's
specific 501 mentioning server-side
encryption when KMS isn't configured;
the wiring is what we care about,
not whether MinIO accepts AES256 on
this particular install)
TestAWSSessionToken binary forwards AWS_SESSION_TOKEN to
the SDK (proven by MinIO's specific
InvalidTokenId rejection — token
would be silently dropped if wiring
were broken)
TestWebhookAuthHeader WEBHOOK_AUTH_HEADER lands in the
Authorization header on the receiver
TestNotifierRetryOn5xx stateful receiver returns 503 first,
200 second; webhook retry decorator
tries again and the dump pipeline
completes successfully
TestLockReleasedAfterSuccess successful run leaves no leftover
.lock object (defer release fires)
TestLogRedaction LOG_LEVEL=debug + sentinel password
never appears literally in the
output JSON / console
TestMultiplePeriodicities daily and weekly under the same
prefix produce non-colliding
subtrees
TestRestoreFromEmptyBucket restore with bogus key against an
empty bucket fails with non-zero
exit
TestCustomWorkDir WORK_DIR override still produces a
correct dump
TestPgDumpAll no DB_NAME → pg_dumpall captures
multi-database output (CREATE
DATABASE + tables from each)
TestExitDumpFailedOnBadCredentials wrong DB password → exit 7
(ExitDumpFailed) or 1
TestVerifyContentFalse VERIFY_CONTENT=false bypasses the
per-engine verifier without
breaking the pipeline
Two scenarios deliberately written to assert binary-side wiring rather
than MinIO-side acceptance:
* SSE-AES256 — MinIO needs KMS configured to accept any SSE
* AWS_SESSION_TOKEN — MinIO actually validates tokens
Both surface specific MinIO error codes that prove the binary sent the
right request shape; the assertions check those error markers.
Combined run of all 44 (sub-)tests in tests/e2e/: 0 failures, 5m23s.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ixes - New env AZURE_STORAGE_CREATE_CONTAINER_IF_MISSING (default false). When true, dumpscript creates the blob container at startup if it does not exist (idempotent — 409 ContainerAlreadyExists is treated as success). Useful for ephemeral/test environments where the operator owns the full container lifecycle; production users typically pre-provision via IaC. - Azurite-in-kind: change the in-cluster endpoint to the short hostname `azurite:10000`. Azurite v3.35 returns 400 with empty body for any request whose Host header has many dots (e.g. azurite.<ns>.svc.cluster.local) — its production-style URL parser tries to derive an account from the subdomains and bails. Short single-label hostnames work; real Azure FQDNs (<account>.blob.core.windows.net) work. Only K8s FQDN trips it. - Drop host-side az CLI + Azurite port-forward + SharedKey hand-rolled helpers — the operator's standalone-Pod test now exercises the full Azure path via the same Service DNS the BackupSchedule uses. - Restore --dry-run spec accepts any postgres backup .gz/.zst (not just main-e2e/) so it is not coupled to Ginkgo Ordered-container ordering. - Bump DB rollout timeouts to 600s for cold-cache image pulls — mongo:7 alone is ~700MB and concurrent pulls can saturate slower connections. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Repeated kind-e2e runs hit Docker Hub anonymous pull-rate limits (429 Too Many Requests), blocking image pulls of postgres/mysql/etc inside kind. Switch every Docker Hub reference to mirror.gcr.io (Google-hosted anonymous proxy of Docker Hub) which has no rate limit. Non-Docker-Hub images (mcr.microsoft.com, gcr.io, quay.io) are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- charts/dumpscript-operator/ — Helm chart packaging the operator (Deployment, ClusterRole+CRB, leader-election Role+RB, ServiceAccount, metrics Service, optional ServiceMonitor, helm test pod). values.yaml exposes image (with digest pinning), replicas, RBAC, ServiceAccount annotations (IRSA / Workload Identity), serviceMonitor toggle, probes, resources, scheduling. CRDs ship in chart/crds/ — Helm installs them on first install and intentionally never removes them on uninstall. - config/manifests/bases/dumpscript-operator.clusterserviceversion.yaml + bundle/ — OLM ClusterServiceVersion with rich description, CRD descriptors, keywords, links, AllNamespaces install mode, minKubeVersion 1.27. `make bundle` validates clean (operator-sdk bundle validate passes; operatorhub validator: 0 errors, only cosmetic warnings). - .github/workflows/release-operator.yml — triggered by push of v* tags (and workflow_dispatch). Pipeline jobs: operator multi-arch image, Helm chart pushed as OCI artifact (oci://ghcr.io/<owner>/charts/), OLM bundle image. All authenticate to GHCR with the workflow's GITHUB_TOKEN — no extra secrets required. Consumers can install via either path: helm install dumpscript-operator oci://ghcr.io/<owner>/charts/dumpscript-operator operator-sdk run bundle ghcr.io/<owner>/dumpscript-operator-bundle:<version> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
make bundle rewrites operator/config/manager/kustomization.yaml's images: block to the published GHCR tag — the e2e suite then deploys that image and pulls fail with 403 (private package). Fix both ends so future make bundle runs are safe to commit: - Revert config/manager/kustomization.yaml to its scaffolded state (no images: override). kustomize emits controller:latest. - Broaden isControllerImage in tests/kind-e2e/infra_test.go to match any */dumpscript-operator:* reference; the suite always rewrites to the locally-loaded image regardless of upstream mutations. Also bump progressDeadlineSeconds=1800 on postgres/mysql/mariadb/mongodb manifests + matching kubectl rollout --timeout=1800s in BeforeSuite, so cold-cache image pulls (mongo:7 ~700MB) do not trip the default 600s deployment progress deadline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The chart's default image.repository pointed at cloudscript-technology (upstream), but `helm push oci://ghcr.io/<owner>/charts/...` from a fork publishes the chart under the fork's namespace while the operator image is also under the fork's namespace. With the upstream default, a vanilla `helm install` 403'd because the upstream image either doesn't exist or is private. Fix: workflow now sed-pins values.yaml's image.repository to match the GHCR namespace of the operator image being published in the same run. The chart is self-consistent regardless of which fork publishes it. Also expand the values.yaml comment so users installing the chart from a non-publishing namespace (rare) know to override --set image.repository. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…z/.zst) dryRun spec sometimes failed under slow runs (982s vs typical 660s) when it polled S3 before any prior spec finished uploading a backup. The 5min wait was tight, and the prefix filter (`/daily/`) excluded otherwise- valid hourly backups. Bump the wait to 10min and accept any non-manifest .gz/.zst object. The spec only needs Storage.Exists to return true to validate dryRun; the specific key contents are unimportant. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Suite was failing intermittently when an IDE/shell/tool rewrote the global ~/.kube/config mid-run, causing later kubectl calls to hit a different cluster (or in one observed case, a production cluster — the fake-gcs apply failed because the dumpscript-e2e namespace did not exist there). Fix: after kind create cluster, write a suite-local kubeconfig to /tmp/dumpscript-kind-e2e.kubeconfig and pin KUBECONFIG to it for the rest of the process. All subprocess kubectl commands inherit it via os.Environ(), so context switches in the user's global config no longer affect a running suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ency dryRun spec was polling S3 for backups produced by other Ordered containers, which under Ginkgo randomization could fail when no other spec had completed by the (already-bumped) 10min timeout. Replace the polling loop with a BeforeAll seedS3Object call that PUTs an empty object at a fixture key. dryRun's pipeline only invokes Storage.Exists(sourceKey) + DB reachability — no download or parse — so a zero-byte object suffices and removes the coupling entirely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Complete bash → Go rewrite of dumpscript, plus a major hardening pass on
the binary and the Kubebuilder operator. The operator now exposes ~25 new
type-safe CRD fields covering every binary knob — no more
extraEnvincantations for the common path.
What's new in this push (on top of the original rewrite)
Security
mongodump/mongorestorenow read the passwordfrom a temp YAML file (
--config, mongo-tools 100.7+ format) insteadof
--passwordargv.clickhouse-clientreadsCLICKHOUSE_PASSWORDenv.
mssql-scripteris documented as the one remaining limitation.password|secret|token|credential|api_key|*_key. Applies to both JSONand console formats.
Reliability
internal/dumper/retry.go) — exponentialbackoff (3×, 5s→5m), bypassed on context cancellation. Wired in
cli/dump.go.internal/notify/retry.go) — everyenabled notifier (Slack/Discord/Teams/Webhook/Stdout) wraps in a
Retrying decorator.
lock.AcquireWithGracetakes over locks olderthan
LOCK_GRACE_PERIOD(default 24h). Disabled withgrace=0.verifier.PostRestoreTCP-dialsthe configured DB endpoint after restore so a successful phase only
flips when the engine is actually answering connections.
Features
COMPRESSION_TYPE=zstd) — ~30% smaller dumpsat ~2x the throughput. mongo/etcd keep gzip natively.
--dry-runmode fordumpandcleanup.S3_SSE+S3_SSE_KMS_KEY_ID.managed_by=dumpscript,engine=<type>,periodicity=<value>(S3 Tagging, GCS/AzureMetadata).
/metricsHTTP endpoint in the binary (METRICS_LISTEN=:9090)for direct Prometheus scrape.
Artifact.ChecksumSHA-256 computed during dump.Operator — CRD expansion (~25 typed fields)
BackupScheduleSpec:dryRun,compression,dumpTimeout,lockGracePeriod,verifyContent,workDir,logLevel,logFormat,metricsListen,dumpRetry{maxAttempts,initialBackoff,maxBackoff},prometheus{enabled,pushgatewayURL,jobName,instance,logOnExit},imagePullPolicy,imagePullSecrets,concurrencyPolicy,startingDeadlineSeconds,backoffLimit,activeDeadlineSeconds,resources,nodeSelector,tolerations,affinity,priorityClassName,extraEnv.RestoreSpec: same runtime fields, withrestoreTimeoutinstead ofdumpTimeoutand nodumpRetry.StorageSpec.S3Storage:sse,sseKMSKeyID.DatabaseSpecengine sub-blocks (mirroringmongodb.authSource):postgresql.version,mysql.version,mariadb.version. Plusdatabase.volume{mountPath, persistentVolumeClaim|emptyDir|configMap|secret}which unblocks SQLite e2e.
CEL validation rules:
storage.s3required whenbackend=s3(same forgcs/azure);
volumerequires at least one source.Operator — controllers, status, metrics
Readycondition reflects the mostrecent terminal Job. Same on Restore.
Reconciled,LastRunSucceeded,LastRunFailed,CronJobError(BackupSchedule);RestoreRunning/Succeeded/Failed/JobError(Restore). Visible via
kubectl describe.lastJobName,lastDurationSeconds,totalRuns,consecutiveFailures,observedGeneration, success message onRestore (was empty before).
dumpscript_backup_total{result},dumpscript_backup_duration_seconds, plus restore equivalents,exposed on the operator's
/metrics.kubectl get backupscheduleshowsSchedule/Engine/Backend/Suspended/Ready/Last-Success/Age.
-o wideadds 9 more (Periodicity, Retention, Last-Failure, Current-Run,
Last-Job, Last-Duration, Total-Runs, Failures, Reason, Message).
E2E coverage (kind)
full), redis + etcd (backup-only — restore unsupported in binary).
via Azurite.
features_test.go: dryRun, compression=zstd, S3 object tagging.Documentation (8 files updated)
operator/README.md— full CRD reference rewrite (was kubebuilderscaffold).
README.md(top-level) — feature matrix + runtime tuning section +status example.
docs/configuration.md— new env vars.docs/quickstart.md— useful flags table.docs/operator/{backupschedule,restore,README}.md— every new CRDfield documented.
docs/operations/{kind-e2e,testing}.md— spec count + file list.Test plan
go test ./...(binary) — all greenmake test(operator, envtest) — all green, 42% coveragego test -tags kind_e2e -run none -count 0 ./tests/kind-e2e/— compilesmake test-e2e) — 2/2 passed (deploy +metrics endpoint), confirms CRD apply + operator deploy still work
controller-genregen — CRDs, deepcopy, RBAC up-to-dateof this push
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