fix(aws/ec2): reject empty or unknown RI tenancy and scope - #210
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An EC2 recommendation with an empty Tenancy silently searched for and
bought a default (shared) tenancy RI, and an empty Scope silently became a
regional RI. A dedicated-tenancy workload would then pay for an RI that
covers none of its instances. The exchange helpers FindConvertibleOffering
and ListTargetOfferings carried the same defaults, and "host" or unknown
values passed straight through to DescribeReservedInstancesOfferings.
parseEC2Tenancy and parseEC2Scope replace the canonicalize shims. They
still accept the legacy pre-#598 spellings ("shared", "region",
"availability-zone"), return the SDK enum types, and error on empty,
"host" (DescribeReservedInstancesOfferings accepts only default or
dedicated) and unknown input. All three offering lookups call them before
any AWS request.
Refs #23
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughEC2 offering lookup paths now parse tenancy and scope into AWS enum values. They reject empty or unsupported inputs instead of applying defaults. Supported legacy spellings remain accepted. ChangesEC2 offering validation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Empty tenancy or scope in exchange lookups is now rejected instead of silently defaulting to shared tenancy and regional scope. This is intended. Any external caller that relied on the defaults must now pass the source RI's values. The risk is low and limited to such callers. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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… variants FindConvertibleOffering and ListTargetOfferings had no success-path tests. Add cases for default/Region, dedicated/Availability Zone and the legacy shared/region and availability-zone spellings, asserting the tenancy and scope values sent to AWS and the returned offering IDs. Refs #23
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Review comments at @providers/aws/services/ec2/client.go:
- Around line 782-788: Update the callers of FindConvertibleOffering and
ListTargetOfferings to pass the source RI’s tenancy and scope, ensuring omitted
values are resolved to the established default and Region values before these
lookup methods are called.
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What
The EC2 RI client now rejects an empty,
hostor unknown tenancy and an empty or unknown scope before any AWS call. Before this change it silently picked shared (default) tenancy andRegionscope.Three call sites shared the defaults:
buildEC2OfferingQuery: the purchase path throughPurchaseCommitment,ValidateOfferingandGetOfferingDetails.FindConvertibleOffering: the auto-exchange target lookup. The offering ID it returns gets bought by the exchange.ListTargetOfferings: the exchange target picker.parseEC2TenancyandparseEC2ScopereplacecanonicalizeEC2Tenancy/canonicalizeEC2Scope. They returntypes.Tenancy/types.Scopeand still accept the legacy pre-#598 spellings (shared,region,availability-zone, any casing).ec2OfferingQuery.scopeis nowtypes.Scope.Why
Issue #23, Bug 2. A recommendation with an empty
Tenancysearched for and bought a shared-tenancy RI. If the workload runs on Dedicated Instances, that RI covers nothing. The term fallback (Bug 1) was already fixed on main.AWS references:
DescribeReservedInstancesOfferingsInput.InstanceTenancy(ec2 v1.251.2): "The host value cannot be used with this parameter. Use the default or dedicated values only. Default: default". An omitted tenancy means shared tenancy on AWS's side too, so the client has to reject the empty value itself.hostgets an error because no RI product exists for it.types.Scopehas two values:RegionandAvailability Zone. Thescopefilter takes the same values.EC2InstanceDetails.Tenancy("dedicated or shared"). The parser (providers/aws/recommendations/parser_services.goresolveEC2Tenancy/resolveEC2Scope) always fills both fields, mapping a nil CE tenancy todefaultand a missing AZ toRegion. Freshly collected recs are not affected.Consumers checked (read-only): the platform's
listTargetOfferingshandler and its auto-exchange adapters pass tenancy and scope fromDescribeReservedInstances, which always returns both. The MCPaws_ec2_ritool always sets both, andproviders/aws/ladderalready rejects empty values. Legacy DB rows with empty details already fail on the existing empty-Platformcheck.How verified
New tests in
client_test.go:TestPurchaseCommitment_InvalidTenancyOrScope_ErrorsBeforeAPICallTestFindConvertibleOffering_InvalidTenancyOrScope_ErrorsBeforeAPICallTestListTargetOfferings_InvalidTenancyOrScope_ErrorsBeforeAPICallEach test runs five cases: empty,
hostand unknown tenancy; empty and unknown scope. The mock returns a matching default-tenancy offering, so a silent default goes through to a purchase.On origin/main with only the new call-path tests applied (all 15 subtests fail, because the purchase succeeds):
With the fix: all pass. Mutation check: putting
""back into thedefaultcase ofparseEC2Tenancymakes theempty_tenancysubtest of all three call-path tests fail, along withTestParseEC2Tenancy/empty_errors.Commands (
GOTOOLCHAIN=go1.26.6 GOWORK=off GOFLAGS='-p=2 -count=1' AWS_EC2_METADATA_DISABLED=true, inproviders/aws):go build ./...,go vet ./...,go test ./...,go test -race ./services/ec2/,golangci-lint run ./...(no issues). No other module imports the EC2 client.Not in this PR
offeringClassdefault indescribeInputFromQuery) is still open, so this PR does not close the issue.providers/aws/ladder/purchase.goandpkg/common/service_details_codec.gostill describe the EC2 client defaulting tenancy and scope. Both checks still work; only the wording is stale now.Refs #23
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shared, lowercase tenancy values, and common regional or availability-zone terms.