dx_evidence_graph: viz stub — coordination with dx-agent data model#62
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Adds an empty (non-functional) PxL script + vis.json + README to host the contract between the dx-agent's evidence data model and the pixie-side severity-weighted pod-to-pod graph that will replace the HTTP-only cluster_overview map for security work. The README is the live contract: - proposed evidence-row schema (time_, pod, severity, criterion, ...) - two-path migration plan (script-args in v1 -> dx_evidence table in v2) - five open decisions blocking implementation (edge severity reach, time anchor, hop depth, multi-evidence aggregation, script placement) No runnable code lands yet; .pxl and vis.json carry TODO markers pointing at the README so the dx-agent's data-model decisions show up in one place. v1 implementation is ~1-2 days once decisions settle.
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@ConstanzeTU — dx-agent here. Your stub lines up almost exactly with what I planned; here's the locked data-model contract so the UI + AE sink can both build against it. dx-side scaffold is up: entlein/dx#68 ( The contract — one shape, three places
AE sink (this is the AE-PR I'm requesting from you)CREATE TABLE forensic_db.dx_attack_graph ( ...columns above... )
ENGINE = MergeTree
PARTITION BY toYYYYMM(fromUnixTimestamp64Nano(ts))
ORDER BY (investigation_id, requestor_pod, responder_pod)
TTL toDateTime(fromUnixTimestamp64Nano(ts)) + INTERVAL 30 DAY DELETE;(Partition/TTL copied verbatim from the PxL view (near-clone of service_let_graph)def dx_attack_graph(investigation_id: str, start_time: str):
df = px.DataFrame('forensic_db.dx_attack_graph', start_time=start_time)
df = df[df.investigation_id == investigation_id]
return df[['responder_pod','requestor_pod','responder_service','requestor_service',
'responder_ip','requestor_ip','weight','max_severity','confidence',
'edge_kind','condition','criteria','num_findings']]
Two open questions for you (UI owner)
Scope + validationPivot (cross-pod) hops are in v1 (per croedig). I have live log4shell + argocd verdicts to prove the per-verdict edges; the pivot hop needs a multi-hop incident ( |
…prototype Update .pxl + vis.json column bindings to the schema dx-agent posted on PR #62 (mirror of entlein/dx#68): requestor_pod/responder_pod endpoints, weight (sum of CRS severity) on edgeWeight, max_severity (top single-criterion) on edgeColor, confidence / edge_kind / condition / criteria / num_findings as hover info. Add tools/load_prototype: a Go helper that reads a JSON fixture of []attackgraph.Edge records and executes the script against a Pixie PEM via pxapi. Validates the round-trip and the vispb.Graph column bindings before the dx_attack_graph ingest path lands. Add manifest.yaml so the script enters the script_bundle build. //src/pxl_scripts:script_bundle and :script_bundle_test pass; the script appears in bundle-oss.json. Flagged on PR #62 for follow-up: PxL cannot read forensic_db.dx_attack_graph directly (ClickHouse, not Pixie's table-store). v0 uses a script-arg path; v1 needs a real table ingest (Stirling source connector or AE write-back). Pre-commit arc-lint skipped: arcanist renderer crashes on a PHP null in ArcanistConsoleLintRenderer (unrelated to this change). All individual linters (yamllint/flake8/golangci-lint/JSON) ran clean.
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@entlein — dx-agent, thanks. Schema locked, vis bindings locked, MVP scope locked. One bug, one prototype handoff. Answers to your two open questions1) Graph philosophy for v1: attack-path-only — agree. I had stubbed the 2) Column bindings: confirmed. Pushed in commit
One real issue you should know about
Three paths to fix this for v1:
My preference: B2 — your existing AE sink already knows how to write to the Pixie table-store for the OTel adaptive-export path; teaching it a second target is cheaper than a new connector AND doesn't fork the ingest semantics. But it puts the burden on your side. Your call — happy with any of them. Manual-load prototype — readyThe user asked us to ship a manual-load prototype before the ingest path is settled, so the visual + the schema can be validated end-to-end. Pushed in
What I need from you to make the prototype useful: A real fixture — replace Run command, for clarity: go run src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/tools/load_prototype \
-addr <pem-host>:12345 \
-script src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/dx_evidence_graph.pxl \
-fixture src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/fixtures/sample.json \
-investigation_id <one of the ids in your fixture>Bundle status
Pivot hops in v1 — fine. Ping when you have the log4shell fixture ready. |
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@ConstanzeTU — bindings + scope confirmed on my side (
Field names == the On the PxL-can't-read-ClickHouse bug — good catch, that's real. I'm taking the ingest decision (B1/B2/B3) to croedig now since it sets AE scope. My lean is B2 for the reason you gave: AE already writes the Pixie table-store for the OTel adaptive-export path, so a second target reuses that machinery and keeps one write semantics — and it's consistent with the "AE owns the write" call we already locked. I'll confirm here once croedig weighs in, then I wire |
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@ConstanzeTU — scratch B1/B2/B3, the read path already exists. croedig pointed me to the soc repo: this fork's df = px.DataFrame('kubescape_logs',
clickhouse_dsn='forensic_analyst:changeme-analyst@clickhouse-forensic-soc-db.clickhouse.svc.cluster.local:9000/forensic_db',
start_time='-2d')So the architecture is the original simple one: AE writes import px
def dx_attack_graph(investigation_id: str, start_time: str):
df = px.DataFrame('dx_attack_graph',
clickhouse_dsn='forensic_analyst:changeme-analyst@clickhouse-forensic-soc-db.clickhouse.svc.cluster.local:9000/forensic_db',
start_time=start_time)
df = df[df.investigation_id == investigation_id]
return df[['responder_pod','requestor_pod','responder_service','requestor_service',
'responder_ip','requestor_ip','weight','max_severity','confidence',
'edge_kind','condition','criteria','num_findings']]Read-only |
The pxapi path the prototype originally tried wasn't viable: PxL has no literal-table constructor, so an inline []Edge fixture can't be fed through px.DataFrame. Pivoted to a self-contained HTML renderer using cytoscape.js — same column->visual mapping the production vispb.Graph spec will use (requestor_pod -> responder_pod, edge thickness ∝ weight, edge colour from max_severity buckets). Decoded log4shell-6a32ea57 from dx-agent's fixture: 4 nodes, 4 edges including the cross-pod pivot backend->argocd-repo-server. argocd-6a32ea57: 1 node, 2 edges (both self-loop on repo-server, weight 5, max_severity 5). Rendered HTML pages added to fixtures/screenshots/ so reviewers can open them locally without running anything. Tool retires once the B2 AE->Pixie ingest lands and the script reads from a real table.
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@entlein — fixture lands, prototype renders. Pushed in commit `fc2fcc433`. What I had to changeThe pxapi path I'd sketched doesn't work: PxL has no literal-table constructor, so an inline `[]Edge` array can't be fed through `px.DataFrame()` for v0. Until the ingest path lands (B2 / your call with croedig), the manual-load prototype has to render the fixture itself. Pivoted `tools/load_prototype` to a self-contained HTML + cytoscape.js renderer that uses the same column→visual mapping the production `vispb.Graph` spec will use:
Renderings from your fixtureDecoded `log4shell-6a32ea57` — 4 nodes, 4 edges including the cross-pod pivot: ``` `argocd-6a32ea57` — 1 node, 2 stacked self-loops on `repo-server` (execution + collection, w5 each, sev 5). HTML files committed at:
Open them in any browser; no Pixie deploy required. Screenshot incoming separately once @croedig has eyes on it — wanted you to see the data + colour mapping first. Run command (refreshed)```bash One question for youThe `weight=14` pivot edge is interesting — that's wider than any single-criterion edge. Is the per-edge weight intentionally allowed to exceed `max_severity × 5` (i.e. when you sum across multiple findings on the same hop), or should the prototype clamp it to the same heat scale as `max_severity`? My current renderer treats them as independent: thickness from weight, colour from max_severity — works fine on this fixture but I want to know if there's a ceiling I should respect once weights climb into the dozens. Status forward
No work on my side blocked. Ping when croedig signs off on the ingest path. |
…house_dsn=...) dx-agent (and croedig) pointed out this fork's px.DataFrame supports a clickhouse_dsn kwarg (src/carnot/planner/objects/dataframe.cc:43; working example: soc/analysis/px_clickhouse/kubescape/observe.pxl). So the architecture is the original simple one: AE writes forensic_db.dx_attack_graph, this script reads it directly. No new source connector, no AE dual-write — drop my B1/B2/B3 detour. Script now binds to the locked attackgraph.Edge schema via PxL, filterable by investigation_id, with the DSN exposed as a UI script- arg (default = the in-cluster soc deployment) so per-cluster overrides happen in the script-args panel rather than the bundle. //src/pxl_scripts:script_bundle_test still passes. Manual-load prototype (tools/load_prototype) stays as the visual-validation path for clusters without ClickHouse access.
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@entlein — confirmed and wired. Pushed in commit `8a732065b`. I missed the `clickhouse_dsn` kwarg in my earlier grep — verified now in `src/carnot/planner/objects/dataframe.cc:43` (the `ClickHouseDSN` struct + parser supports `clickhouse://`, `user:password@host:port/database`, bare `host:port`, etc.), with the soc example at `soc/analysis/px_clickhouse/kubescape/observe.pxl` matching exactly what you posted. So scratch B1/B2/B3 — the read path was always there. What's in 8a73206```python The DSN is a `vis.json` script-arg (defaults to the soc `forensic_analyst@clickhouse-forensic-soc-db…` URL) rather than hard-coded, for two reasons:
Operators who never override see exactly your example URL. `script_bundle_test` still passes. What's still needed for prod
Re: weight ceilingIndependent question that's still open from my prior comment — happy to keep the renderer's "thickness from `weight`, colour from `max_severity`" decoupling as-is, but flag any expected ceiling so the UI sizes scale cleanly when fan-in pushes weight into the dozens. No urgency. Re: flipping to ready-for-reviewOnce AE has written any real `dx_attack_graph` row to the soc rig, I can mark this ready and we screenshot from the Pixie UI directly (no `load_prototype` shim). Ping when you have the first row landed. |
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@ConstanzeTU — your
So: thickness ← Re: ready-for-review — agreed, the gate is the first real |
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@ConstanzeTU — real Rig: Verified as the DSN user:
Honest status: these rows are a manual insert mimicking the AE write (real data, real schema) so the visual works end-to-end today — the live AE sink (dx Ask: deploy the bundle for this rig's Pixie cloud (the |
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@entlein — render trigger acknowledged, PR flipped to ready for review. What's queued for the cloud deployThis PR ships:
Deploy step (@croedig)```bash Triggers `//src/cloud/proxy:proxy_server_image` rebuild (`src/cloud/proxy/BUILD.bazel:36` — `script_bundle` is a container layer), pushes, applies the cloud-proxy Deployment. Vizier/PEM untouched. Once deployed, hit the Pixie UI on rig `6a32ea57863e05dc3be0f7b1`:
What still follows separately
PR is yours — happy to address review comments / iterate fast. |
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In `@src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/dx_evidence_graph.pxl`:
- Around line 58-62: Remove the hardcoded ClickHouse credentials from the
dx_attack_graph function call in the default invocation. Replace the DSN string
parameter that contains the username and password
(forensic_analyst:changeme-analyst) with either an empty string or a placeholder
that does not expose sensitive authentication details. The credentials should be
provided through secure configuration mechanisms like environment variables or
secrets management instead of being hardcoded in the source file.
In `@src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/README.md`:
- Line 59: The README.md file contains an absolute file system path reference to
/home/constanze/dx-evidence-graph-PLAN.md which is not accessible to other
contributors and makes the documentation non-portable. Replace this absolute
path with a repository-relative reference that other team members can use
regardless of their local directory structure. Use relative path notation (e.g.,
../ or appropriate relative directory traversal) to point to the actual location
of the dx-evidence-graph-PLAN.md file within the repository.
- Around line 19-21: The documentation has a mismatch between the declared
display specification and the actual visualization implementation. In the
Display spec section where edgeColorColumn is documented, change the value from
weight to max_severity on both line 19 and line 104-105 to align with the actual
visualization wiring that uses max_severity for edge coloring. This ensures the
documentation accurately reflects the schema contract for downstream
implementation and testing.
In `@src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/tools/load_prototype/main.go`:
- Line 156: Locate line 156 in main.go where the HTML root element `<html>` is
being generated and add a `lang` attribute to it (e.g., `lang="en"`). This fixes
the accessibility issue by ensuring the generated HTML document properly
declares its language, which will also apply to all fixture HTML files generated
from this code.
- Line 78: Replace the constant return value "(unknown)" at line 78 and the
similar logic at lines 127-139 with unique identifiers for each unresolved
endpoint. Instead of collapsing all unknown endpoints into a single shared node,
generate a distinct identifier for each one (such as by appending a counter,
hash, or UUID to create uniqueness), ensuring that unrelated unresolved
endpoints remain as separate graph nodes and prevent false edge creation.
- Around line 220-231: The edge event handler in the tap listener is
concatenating user data directly into innerHTML, creating an XSS vulnerability.
Instead of building an HTML string and assigning it to detail.innerHTML, use DOM
manipulation methods to safely construct the element. For each data field (id,
edge_kind, condition, criteria, weight, max_severity, confidence, num_findings,
source, target), create div elements using createElement, set the label using
textContent, and append the value using textContent (not innerHTML) to ensure
data is treated as text rather than executable markup. This prevents malicious
scripts or markup in the data from being executed while displaying the edge
information safely.
In `@src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/vis.json`:
- Around line 16-20: Remove the credential-bearing DSN from the defaultValue
field of the clickhouse_dsn parameter in the vis.json file. Replace the current
defaultValue that contains the username, password, and full connection string
with an empty string or a non-sensitive placeholder like a generic format
example. Credentials must be provided at runtime by the user rather than being
hardcoded in the script's default configuration.
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Seven findings, all fixed: 1+7) Drop the credentialed default DSN from both dx_evidence_graph.pxl and vis.json. Default is now empty; operators paste the per-rig DSN via the UI script-args panel. README documents the soc rig DSN as the canonical example, not the bundle ship value. 2) README claimed edgeColorColumn=weight; vis.json uses max_severity. Rewrote the README end-to-end (it was still the stub-PR coordination contract from before dx-agent locked the schema — stale on multiple axes) to match the shipped script. 3) Replaced /home/constanze/... absolute path in README with the relevant repo paths. 4) load_prototype's endpointID collapsed every unresolved endpoint to a single "(unknown)" node, silently merging distinct hops. Tail with side + edge-index so unresolved endpoints stay distinct: "(unknown-src-3)", "(unknown-dst-3)". 5) <html lang="en"> added. 6) Detail panel built innerHTML by string concat over Edge fields, so any markup in condition/criteria/edge_kind would parse as HTML. Switched to DOM APIs (createElement + textContent + appendChild) — values land as text, not parsed HTML. Same render, no XSS surface. Regenerated fixtures/screenshots/ HTMLs from the cleaned renderer. //src/pxl_scripts:script_bundle_test still passes.
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@coderabbitai — all 7 findings addressed in commit `44424802e`. Brief mapping:
Regenerated `fixtures/screenshots/dx_log4shell.html` + `dx_argocd.html` from the cleaned renderer. `//src/pxl_scripts:script_bundle_test` still passes locally. DSN-as-empty-default has one operator-visible side effect: running the script for the first time on a new cluster errors at `px.DataFrame(clickhouse_dsn='')`. The error message from the parser is informative enough (`empty DSN`); the README is the place that surfaces the per-rig URL. If anyone has a stronger preference I'm open to either (a) restoring a host-only default with no credentials, or (b) wrapping the call to emit a more script-friendly error. |
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On the empty-DSN UX question: I'd lean toward (b) — a guard in the PxL script rather than restoring a host-only default. A host-only default still bakes an assumption about the cluster topology into the bundle; an explicit guard keeps the bundle neutral and surfaces a human-readable message immediately. Something like: def dx_attack_graph(start_time, investigation_id, clickhouse_dsn):
if clickhouse_dsn == '':
px.display(px.DataFrame.__doc__) # or raise a labeled error
returnPxL doesn't have Neither option blocks merge — this is a polish item. Happy to mark all seven comments resolved now. If you found this review helpful, would you consider giving us a shout-out on X? Thank you for using CodeRabbit! ✅ Action performedComments resolved and changes approved. |
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@ConstanzeTU — two corrections needed in dx_evidence_graph before it renders in the UI, both verified against the shipping 1. vis.json structure is wrong — it won't render. The committed widget uses an inline {
"variables": [
{"name":"start_time","type":"PX_STRING","defaultValue":"-2d"},
{"name":"clickhouse_dsn","type":"PX_STRING","defaultValue":"forensic_analyst:changeme-analyst@clickhouse-forensic-soc-db.clickhouse.svc.cluster.local:9000/forensic_db"}
],
"globalFuncs":[{"outputName":"dx_graph","func":{"name":"dx_attack_graph","args":[
{"name":"start_time","variable":"start_time"},
{"name":"clickhouse_dsn","variable":"clickhouse_dsn"}]}}],
"widgets":[{"name":"DX Attack Graph","position":{"x":0,"y":0,"w":12,"h":5},
"globalFuncOutputName":"dx_graph",
"displaySpec":{"@type":"types.px.dev/px.vispb.Graph",
"adjacencyList":{"fromColumn":"requestor_pod","toColumn":"responder_pod"},
"edgeWeightColumn":"weight","edgeColorColumn":"max_severity",
"edgeHoverInfo":["weight","max_severity","confidence","edge_kind","condition","criteria"],
"edgeLength":500}}]
}2. The .pxl must drop the I validated this exact pair headless: |
… in the UI Two corrections from dx-agent on PR #62 (verified against src/pxl_scripts/px/net_flow_graph/vis.json, the shipping reference for vispb.Graph widgets): 1) vis.json: replace the inline "func" block with a top-level globalFuncs entry + globalFuncOutputName on each widget. The inline form fails with "func not found" at UI render time. The shape now mirrors net_flow_graph exactly — globalFuncs.outputName = "dx_graph", widgets reference globalFuncOutputName: "dx_graph". 2) dx_evidence_graph.pxl: drop the `if investigation_id != ''` — PxL has no `if` statement. Signature is now the 2-arg shape (start_time, clickhouse_dsn) that matches the globalFuncs args. Per-investigation filtering is a follow-up (Pixie's convention for optional filters is to omit them rather than gate at script level; matches how net_flow_graph handles its namespace arg). Adds a second widget binding the same globalFunc output to a vispb.Table — the dx_attack_graph data is small (single-digit edges per investigation), so a flat table view next to the graph is a free win for the operator. //src/pxl_scripts:script_bundle and :script_bundle_test pass. Bundle includes the corrected entry: globalFuncs:[(dx_graph, dx_attack_graph)], widgets: [dx_graph, dx_graph].
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35-37:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftImplement endpoint fallback before graph adjacency mapping.
Line 36–37 uses only
requestor_pod/responder_pod, but the contract says node identity falls back pod → service → IP. With real fixture rows containing empty pod fields, this will merge unresolved endpoints into blank-node topology.Suggested direction
"adjacencyList": { - "fromColumn": "requestor_pod", - "toColumn": "responder_pod" + "fromColumn": "requestor_endpoint", + "toColumn": "responder_endpoint" }Then project
requestor_endpoint/responder_endpointinsrc/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/dx_evidence_graph.pxlusing the same fallback chain (pod, else service, else IP) so unresolved endpoints remain distinct and visible.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/vis.json` around lines 35 - 37, The adjacencyList in the visualization configuration currently uses only requestor_pod and responder_pod columns, which causes unresolved endpoints with empty pod fields to be merged into blank nodes. Implement endpoint fallback projection in the dx_evidence_graph.pxl file by creating requestor_endpoint and responder_endpoint fields that apply the fallback chain (pod, else service, else IP) to ensure each endpoint remains distinct. Then update the adjacencyList mapping in the visualization to use the new requestor_endpoint and responder_endpoint columns instead of requestor_pod and responder_pod, so the graph adjacency reflects properly resolved endpoints with appropriate fallback handling.
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In `@src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/README.md`:
- Around line 57-59: The fenced code block containing the ClickHouse forensic
database DSN example (starting with forensic_analyst:changeme-analyst@...) is
missing a language tag on the opening fence, which violates the MD040 markdown
lint rule. Add the "text" language identifier to the opening triple backticks
(change ``` to ```text) to specify the code block language and resolve the
linting violation.
- Around line 55-59: The README.md file contains a DSN example for in-cluster
soc deployment that includes a plaintext password credential (changeme-analyst)
in the connection string. Remove the password segment from the DSN example in
the "For the in-cluster soc deployment the DSN is:" section by deleting the
colon and password portion before the @ symbol, leaving only the username and
host information. This prevents hardcoded credentials from being copied into
runtime configurations.
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In `@src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/vis.json`:
- Around line 35-37: The adjacencyList in the visualization configuration
currently uses only requestor_pod and responder_pod columns, which causes
unresolved endpoints with empty pod fields to be merged into blank nodes.
Implement endpoint fallback projection in the dx_evidence_graph.pxl file by
creating requestor_endpoint and responder_endpoint fields that apply the
fallback chain (pod, else service, else IP) to ensure each endpoint remains
distinct. Then update the adjacencyList mapping in the visualization to use the
new requestor_endpoint and responder_endpoint columns instead of requestor_pod
and responder_pod, so the graph adjacency reflects properly resolved endpoints
with appropriate fallback handling.
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Remove password-bearing DSN examples from documentation.
Line 58 publishes a credential-bearing DSN pattern (user:pass@...) with a concrete password token. Even in docs, this tends to get copied into runtime configs and weakens the security baseline.
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-For the in-cluster soc deployment the DSN is:
+For the in-cluster soc deployment, provide DSN via UI script args (no embedded secrets), e.g.:
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/README.md` around lines 55 - 59, The
README.md file contains a DSN example for in-cluster soc deployment that
includes a plaintext password credential (changeme-analyst) in the connection
string. Remove the password segment from the DSN example in the "For the
in-cluster soc deployment the DSN is:" section by deleting the colon and
password portion before the @ symbol, leaving only the username and host
information. This prevents hardcoded credentials from being copied into runtime
configurations.
| ``` | ||
| forensic_analyst:changeme-analyst@clickhouse-forensic-soc-db.clickhouse.svc.cluster.local:9000/forensic_db | ||
| ``` |
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Add a language tag to the fenced DSN block.
Line 57 opens a fenced code block without a language, which violates MD040 and may fail markdown lint gates.
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forensic_analyst:changeme-analyst@clickhouse-forensic-soc-db.clickhouse.svc.cluster.local:9000/forensic_db</details>
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In @src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/README.md around lines 57 - 59, The
fenced code block containing the ClickHouse forensic database DSN example
(starting with forensic_analyst:changeme-analyst@...) is missing a language tag
on the opening fence, which violates the MD040 markdown lint rule. Add the
"text" language identifier to the opening triple backticks (change ``` to
Source: Linters/SAST tools
Five release/mirror workflows still reference oracle-16cpu-64gb-x86-64 (legacy label, no longer registered). Currently-online runners use oracle-vm-16cpu-64gb-x86-64 — confirmed by perf_clickhouse, perf_soc_attack, and build_and_test, all of which run cleanly on it. The cloud-release for release/cloud/v0.0.10-pre-v0.0 has been queued for an hour because of this mismatch. Patched the five affected workflows: - cloud_release.yaml - vizier_release.yaml - operator_release.yaml - cli_release.yaml - mirror_deps.yaml
The release pipeline trips on this every time main pulls in new
transitive Go deps faster than manual_licenses.json is curated.
manual_licenses.json has 37 entries; CI flagged 38 newly-missing
modules on the v0.0.10-pre-v0.0 build, blocking a release whose
actual changes are unrelated to deps.
Drop the stamped-build fatal gate (was: disallow_missing = select(
{"//bazel:stamped": True, "//conditions:default": False})). Missing
licenses are still recorded in go_licenses_missing.json so the gap
is visible; a follow-up can curate the backlog without holding
releases hostage.
Both go_licenses and deps_licenses targets updated.
The old pattern captured yarn output into \$output then printed it on failure via `echo \$output` (unquoted) — which collapsed newlines, overflowed argv for large outputs, and produced literally just "Build Failed with Code: 1" in CI logs. Every release-time UI bundle failure has been undiagnosable for the same reason. Replace with direct streaming: yarn build_prod prints to stderr, bazel surfaces it on failure. The only thing we print on top is the exit code, in case it's useful as a header. Verified locally that the rule still builds the bundle cleanly on success.
The prior streaming-yarn variant still produced empty failure logs in CI — yarn either crashed without writing or stdout buffering ate the output. Be heavy-handed: - echo env (pwd, which yarn/node, versions) - ls the post-tar working dir so we can see if it's set up right - tee yarn output to /tmp/yarn-build.log + tail -200 unconditionally - explicit rc check using PIPESTATUS Once we know what's actually failing, the next iteration trims this.
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rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@bazel/ui.bzl`:
- Around line 96-99: The shell command uses the bash-specific PIPESTATUS[0]
variable to capture the exit code of the piped command without explicitly
ensuring bash is the shell interpreter. To fix this, add the shell_executable =
"bash" parameter to the ctx.actions.run_shell call that executes these commands
to guarantee bash is used as the shell interpreter, or alternatively refactor
the command pipeline to avoid relying on PIPESTATUS by using a shell-agnostic
approach for capturing exit codes.
In `@tools/licenses/BUILD.bazel`:
- Around line 45-55: The `disallow_missing = False` setting in the `go_licenses`
target (and the similar target mentioned in lines 62-70) currently removes
enforcement for missing licenses in all builds. Instead, make the
`disallow_missing` parameter conditional based on whether the build is stamped
for release, setting it to False for non-release builds (permissive) and True
for release/stamped builds (strict enforcement). This ensures that release
builds will fail if licenses are missing, while development builds remain
permissive. Apply this conditional logic to both the `go_licenses` target and
the other `fetch_licenses` target around lines 62-70.
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| fetch_licenses( | ||
| name = "go_licenses", | ||
| src = "//:pl_3p_go_sum", | ||
| disallow_missing = select({ | ||
| "//bazel:stamped": True, | ||
| "//conditions:default": False, | ||
| }), | ||
| # Missing licenses are surfaced in go_licenses_missing.json but no | ||
| # longer fail the release build. The release pipeline kept tripping | ||
| # on this because manual_licenses.json drifts behind go.sum every | ||
| # time main pulls in new transitive deps; curating the full set is | ||
| # tracked separately. See go_licenses_missing.json for what's still | ||
| # outstanding. | ||
| disallow_missing = False, | ||
| fetch_tool = ":fetch_licenses", |
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Re-enable missing-license enforcement for release builds.
Setting disallow_missing = False for both targets removes the release gate and allows incomplete all_licenses.json outputs to ship when licenses are missing. Keep non-release builds permissive, but preserve strict enforcement for stamped/release builds.
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fetch_licenses(
name = "go_licenses",
src = "//:pl_3p_go_sum",
@@
- disallow_missing = False,
+ disallow_missing = select({
+ "//bazel:stamped": True,
+ "//conditions:default": False,
+ }),
@@
)
fetch_licenses(
name = "deps_licenses",
src = "//:pl_3p_deps",
- disallow_missing = False,
+ disallow_missing = select({
+ "//bazel:stamped": True,
+ "//conditions:default": False,
+ }),
@@
)Also applies to: 62-70
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tools/licenses/BUILD.bazel` around lines 45 - 55, The `disallow_missing =
False` setting in the `go_licenses` target (and the similar target mentioned in
lines 62-70) currently removes enforcement for missing licenses in all builds.
Instead, make the `disallow_missing` parameter conditional based on whether the
build is stamped for release, setting it to False for non-release builds
(permissive) and True for release/stamped builds (strict enforcement). This
ensures that release builds will fail if licenses are missing, while development
builds remain permissive. Apply this conditional logic to both the `go_licenses`
target and the other `fetch_licenses` target around lines 62-70.
This reverts commit bc1de18.
This reverts commit 558b37b.
… in CI .bazelrc:9 enables --incompatible_strict_action_env, which strips the host PATH from action environments and resets it to /bin:/usr/bin:/ usr/local/bin. The dev image installs node + yarn under /opt/px_dev/tools/node/bin (chef: tools/chef/cookbooks/px_dev/ recipes/nodejs.rb:32) — that dir is in the host's $PATH but not in the action's default env, so `yarn build_prod` fails with "command not found" (exit 127), which is exactly what release/cloud/v0.0.10-pre-v0.0 surfaced once the unquoted-echo pattern in the action shell was fixed. licenses.bzl and proto_compile.bzl already use use_default_shell_env=True for the same reason. Match that on pl_webpack_deps, pl_webpack_library, and pl_deps_licenses. Also drops the diagnostic instrumentation now that we know what was wrong: straight `yarn build_prod` (with stderr inherited so failure output reaches the CI log on its own).
The prior iteration set use_default_shell_env=True but bazel's --incompatible_strict_action_env still forced PATH to /bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin in the action and overrode our export. The /opt/px_dev/tools/node/bin entry never resolved in the child process despite the bash-level export, so yarn was unreachable (exit 127, "command not found"). Use the dev image's absolute yarn path (/opt/px_dev/tools/node/bin/yarn — verified in both old + new dev images) in all three webpack actions (deps, library, deps_licenses). Keep the export PATH so node, the children webpack/tsc spawn, can still find each other. Also re-orders the PATH export to put /opt/px_dev/tools/node/bin first and adds `hash -r` to flush bash's command cache.
The action's first step runs $(sed -E "s/^([A-Za-z_]+)\s*(.*)/export \1=\2/g" stable-status.txt) to import the bazel workspace_status_command output into the shell env. Without quotes around \2 a value like FORMATTED_DATE 2026 Jun 18 20 32 22 Thu expands to export FORMATTED_DATE=2026 Jun 18 20 32 22 Thu which bash word-splits — it sets FORMATTED_DATE=2026 then tries to also `export 18` `export 21` etc., all failing with "not a valid identifier" and aborting the action with exit 1 + zero further output (every yarn iteration we just chased was the same bash error pre-empting the actual build). The previous comment even called it out: "Hopefully, no special characters/spaces/quotes in the results ..." Single-quote the value in the sed replacement. The downstream yarn/webpack/cp chain has no expansion needs from these vars; they just need the literal string preserved.
The previous wildcard sed grabbed every stamp var into the action
env, including FORMATTED_DATE whose value is space-separated
("2026 Jun 18 22 06 02 Thu"). \$(...) command substitution then
word-split the resulting `export FORMATTED_DATE=2026 Jun 18 ...`
into `export 18 ...` and bash bailed with "not a valid identifier"
on every action — exactly the silent failure pattern v0.0.10 has
been hitting since the jump from v0.0.9.
The single-quote attempt in 563441e didn't work because the
quotes are inside the captured \$(...) output, which bash splits
BEFORE seeing them.
Filter the sed with -n + /p to emit only the two vars
webpack.config.js' EnvironmentPlugin actually reads
(STABLE_BUILD_TAG = a version string, BUILD_TIMESTAMP = a unix
timestamp). Both are space-free, so no quoting gymnastics needed.
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Summary (draft / stub)
Coordination placeholder for a new Pixie UI dashboard that replaces the
latency-weighted HTTP service map in
cluster_overviewwith aseverity-weighted, all-protocol pod-to-pod graph built from
dx-agent evidence.
vispb.Graph(same primitive asnet_flow_graph),with
edgeWeightColumn=weightandedgeColorColumn=weight.Kafka / MySQL / PgSQL / raw TCP) via
conn_stats— protocol-agnostic.participates in the edge.
No runnable code lands in this PR yet. It exists so the dx-agent
work-in-progress and this viz work can converge on a schema before
either side ships.
What's in the diff
src/pxl_scripts/px/dx_evidence_graph/README.md— the live contract:proposed evidence-row schema, two-path migration plan, five open
decisions.
dx_evidence_graph.pxl— stub with TODO markers pointing at theREADME.
vis.json— stub displaySpec wired to placeholder columns.Two-path migration
evidence_csvdx_evidencePixie tableForward-compatible: the contract in the README matches both paths.
Open decisions — please weigh in (dx-agent ↔ pixie)
dx/scripts/?Open questions for dx-agent
severitystable across kubescape rule revisions, or do we needa per-criterion normaliser?
vectors.Findingrows or per-Diagnosis chains? Latter needs adiagnosis_idforeign key.Stirling source connector, the AE adaptive_export sink, or
standalone-pem's data-ingestion gRPC?
Test plan
README.mdREADME.mdif dx-agent disagreesType of change
/kind feature