infra: manage the AWS Deploy workflow's GitHub OIDC roles in this repo - #477
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WalkthroughTerraform now optionally creates GitHub Actions OIDC bootstrap and deploy roles. New variables, provider configuration, outputs, examples, and documentation describe role setup and environment subject claims. Nullable dashboard validations now use conditional expressions. ChangesOIDC deployment configuration
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participant GitHubActions
participant github_oidc
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GitHubActions->>github_oidc: AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity
github_oidc->>github_deploy: AssumeRole and TagSession
github_deploy->>AWSResources: Perform deployment actions
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In `@infra/oidc.tf`:
- Line 107: Replace the AdministratorAccess attachment in the github_deploy OIDC
role with a least-privilege deployment policy scoped to the stack’s ECR
repository, ECS resources, and only the task roles required for iam:PassRole;
preserve the role’s ability to perform the workflow’s ECR and ECS deployment
operations.
- Line 19: Add an aws_caller_identity data source using provider =
aws.root_account, then validate that its account ID matches
local.github_oidc_root_account_id before creating the bootstrap role and trust
policy. Preserve the existing github_oidc_root_account_id derivation and make
the mismatch fail explicitly.
- Line 41: Update the OIDC trust policy condition for github_oidc_subjects from
StringLike to StringEquals so GitHub environment subject claims require exact
matches and cannot accept wildcard values.
In `@infra/README.md`:
- Line 240: Update the infrastructure input table to document
github_oidc_root_account_profile and revise github_oidc_root_account_role_arn so
the requirement reflects the Terraform precondition: the role ARN is required
only when the root-account profile is not set. Ensure the table describes both
supported root-account authentication paths.
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| # bootstrap role ARN from it (rather than from the resource) keeps the deploy | ||
| # role's trust policy computable at plan time even when the bootstrap role | ||
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| github_oidc_root_account_id = var.github_oidc_enabled ? split(":", var.github_oidc_provider_arn)[4] : "" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Assert that the root provider uses the provider ARN account.
aws.root_account can use credentials for an account different from the account encoded in github_oidc_provider_arn. The bootstrap role is then created in one account, while local.github_oidc_role_arn names a role in another. AWS IAM role-principal normalization does not reconcile these accounts. IAM can reject the trust policy with Invalid principal, or role chaining can target the wrong role.
Add an aws_caller_identity data source configured with provider = aws.root_account, and require its account ID to equal local.github_oidc_root_account_id.
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In `@infra/oidc.tf` at line 19, Add an aws_caller_identity data source using
provider = aws.root_account, then validate that its account ID matches
local.github_oidc_root_account_id before creating the bootstrap role and trust
policy. Preserve the existing github_oidc_root_account_id derivation and make
the mismatch fail explicitly.
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Use exact matching for OIDC subject claims. github_oidc_subjects defines exact GitHub environment claims, but StringLike permits wildcard values. Replace it with StringEquals or reject wildcard characters before creating the trust policy.
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In `@infra/oidc.tf` at line 41, Update the OIDC trust policy condition for
github_oidc_subjects from StringLike to StringEquals so GitHub environment
subject claims require exact matches and cannot accept wildcard values.
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| count = var.github_oidc_enabled ? 1 : 0 | ||
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| role = aws_iam_role.github_deploy[0].name | ||
| policy_arn = "arn:aws:iam::aws:policy/AdministratorAccess" |
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rg -n -C 3 'aws |aws-actions|ROLE_FOR_OIDC|ROLE_TO_ASSUME|ecr|ecs|iam:PassRole|deploy' .github/workflows/aws-deploy.ymlRepository: OpenZeppelin/guardian
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Replace AdministratorAccess with a scoped deployment policy before enabling OIDC.
The GitHub OIDC role can assume github_deploy, and the workflow uses that role for ECR and ECS deployment operations. AdministratorAccess grants every AWS permission. Scope the policy to the stack's ECR repository, ECS resources, and task roles for iam:PassRole.
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In `@infra/oidc.tf` at line 107, Replace the AdministratorAccess attachment in the
github_deploy OIDC role with a least-privilege deployment policy scoped to the
stack’s ECR repository, ECS resources, and only the task roles required for
iam:PassRole; preserve the role’s ability to perform the workflow’s ECR and ECS
deployment operations.
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| | `server_image_uri` | (required) | ECR image URI for the server, preferably pinned to a digest | | ||
| | `github_oidc_enabled` | `false` | Manage the GitHub Actions OIDC roles for the AWS Deploy workflow; enable on exactly one stack | | ||
| | `github_oidc_provider_arn` | `""` | GitHub OIDC identity provider ARN in the root account (required when enabled) | | ||
| | `github_oidc_root_account_role_arn` | `""` | Role assumed in the root account to manage the bootstrap role (required when enabled) | |
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Correct the root-account input documentation.
github_oidc_root_account_role_arn is not required when github_oidc_root_account_profile is set. Update this row and add github_oidc_root_account_profile to the table so it matches the Terraform precondition and the named-profile setup path.
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In `@infra/README.md` at line 240, Update the infrastructure input table to
document github_oidc_root_account_profile and revise
github_oidc_root_account_role_arn so the requirement reflects the Terraform
precondition: the role ARN is required only when the root-account profile is not
set. Ensure the table describes both supported root-account authentication
paths.
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Ports the OIDC bootstrap role (root account) and deploy role (stack account) from oz-terraform, which is being abandoned, into infra/oidc.tf. The roles are shared by every stack in the account, so they are opt-in via github_oidc_enabled and meant for the guardian-prod stack only. The trust policy admits the guardian repo's devnet and testnet environment subject claims (github_oidc_subjects). The bootstrap role is managed through an aws.root_account provider alias. Stack-account credentials cannot assume the root account's Terraform role, so the alias also accepts a named profile (github_oidc_root_account_profile). The deploy role's trust policy derives the bootstrap role ARN from the provider ARN's account instead of the resource so it stays computable at plan time. Existing roles are adopted with terraform import; runbook in infra/README.md.
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Address review: replace AdministratorAccess on the deploy role with an inline policy limited to the ECR repositories, ECS services, task definitions, and task roles of the stacks in github_deploy_stack_names; match OIDC subject claims with StringEquals; assert the root-account provider resolves to the account in github_oidc_provider_arn; document both root-account credential paths.
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Ports the GitHub Actions OIDC roles behind
.github/workflows/aws-deploy.yml(#448) from oz-terraform intoinfra/oidc.tfand supersedes OpenZeppelin/oz-terraform#31.What's here
infra/oidc.tf: bootstrap role in the root account (trusted by GitHub's OIDC provider) and deploy role in the stack account that it chains into. Opt-in viagithub_oidc_enabled; the roles are shared account-wide, so enable on theguardian-prodstack only. Trust claims come fromgithub_oidc_subjects(defaults: this repo'sdevnet/testnetenvironments); theguardian-workflowsclaim is dropped, nothing used it.aws.root_accountprovider alias inversions.tf, reached via a named profile (github_oidc_root_account_profile) or an assumed role. The profile path is needed because the root-accountTerraformrole trusts only root-account principals, so stack credentials cannot chain into it.github_oidc_role_arn/github_deploy_role_arn— the values for the GitHub environment variablesROLE_FOR_OIDC/ROLE_TO_ASSUME.infra/README.mdfor adopting the existing roles.null-default variable validations from feat: scalability improvements #301 (x == null || floor(x) …;||does not short-circuit) that fail everyguardian-prodplan. Happy to split this into its own PR.Verified
Existing roles imported into the local
guardian-prodstate;scripts/aws-deploy.sh planexits 0 and shows one OIDC change:aws_iam_role.github_oidc[0]in place (trust claim removal + default tags). The deploy role and policies are no-ops.Applying
The
guardian-prodplan also contains unrelated drift from unappliedmain(#442/#474/#475 observability and alarm resources, a new task-definition revision, RDS final-snapshot settings, a Cloudflare comment). Apply the OIDC change targeted unless that rollout is intended:Expected: bootstrap role trust updated in place (
StringEquals, guardian-workflows claim dropped), scoped inline policy created,AdministratorAccessdetached.Follow-ups: close OpenZeppelin/oz-terraform#31 and OpenZeppelin/guardian-workflows#1 as superseded;
terraform state rmthe four resources from oz-terraform'sprodworkspace so two states don't claim them.Summary by CodeRabbit
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