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feat(observability): activate security progress dashboards in Coroot - #5268
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The description clearly explains why the Coroot security dashboards are activated, what the change provides, and the required merge order. |
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The title clearly and concisely states the primary change: activating the security progress dashboards in Coroot. |
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Validation and self-review at
This is a validation checkpoint, not a deployment receipt. The draft remains gated on #5266 restoring the publication and live health, current-head CI and independent review. After protected deployment I will exercise the actual three Coroot dashboards and check collection, reconciliation, coverage gaps and remaining-finding drill-downs. |
The activation's first CI run exposed the required review of a new workload sharing Coroot's grouping label. Fixed at current head The budget protects the operator-created The original full-render guard failed specifically on this missing review. The corrected guard passed for the production Kubernetes version: both clusters, 30 budgets and 29 rendered charts, with the same two operator/OS-created budgets separately reviewed. Correctness and simplification self-review found no further issue; current-head CI is required again. CodeRabbit reported its free-review reset at approximately 14:15 UTC, so the new-head request will follow that reset while production recovery completes. |
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This is controlled-data evaluation of the released product, not a claim about production security coverage. The remaining gates are current-head CI/review and the named publication repair. After protected deployment, acceptance still requires live collection and reconciliation, actual browser interaction with all three dashboards and visible handling of missing evidence. Policy Reporter remains deployed for full finding messages, metadata and exception workflows. |
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @docs/coroot-security-progress.md:
- Around line 76-80: Update the disable and re-enable procedure in the Coroot
security progress documentation to remove ClusterRole/coroot-security-progress
and ClusterRoleBinding/coroot-security-progress from
scripts/validate-eks-ci-role-policy/approved-surface.txt when disabling the
component, and restore both entries when re-enabling it. Preserve the existing
protected merge/deploy steps.
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docs/coroot-security-progress.mdk8s/providers/hetzner/infrastructure/kustomization.yamlscripts/validate-eks-ci-role-policy/approved-surface.txt
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Source excerpt: **Put a change in the layer that matches its scope** — edit `k8s/bases/` when it should hold for **every consumer of that resource**; add an overlay `patches/` fragment only for a genuine per-consumer difference.
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165-165: 🗄️ Data Integrity & IntegrationThe approved digests match the rendered resources.
The canonical hashes for both
ClusterRoleBinding/coroot-security-progressandClusterRole/coroot-security-progressmatch the ledger entries. The production transformer targets onlyPersistentVolumeClaim,HelmRelease, andNamespace, so it does not modify these RBAC resources. The stale-digest concern is refuted.
The sole actionable CodeRabbit finding at
CodeRabbit's review 5629659387, submitted at 14:26:17 UTC, explicitly reports zero included reviews remaining under its one-review-per-hour allowance. That current refusal applies across this documentation-fix head. The ordered review loop therefore proceeds to Codex, whose included lane is available; no second CodeRabbit request is sent to confirm the same limit. Current-head CI is running again. The runtime, RBAC and dashboard definitions are unchanged from the successful released-Coroot evaluation. |
@codex review for the production security dashboard activation, read-only authorization approvals, and complete disable/re-enable procedure |
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Ready at exact head
Promoting for the protected queue. Production acceptance remains due after deployment: observe collection and reconciliation, exercise all three live Coroot dashboards, and verify incomplete evidence remains visible. Policy Reporter remains available for its detail and exception workflows. |
Why
Security findings span several tools, making it hard to see remaining work and follow remediation progress.
What
Activates the three Coroot security dashboards reviewed in #5262, with read-only collection and coverage and accepted risks visible alongside remaining findings. Policy Reporter remains available for detailed finding messages and exception workflows.
Part of #5260