No s3 global endpoint rule #499
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rules/aws_s3_no_global_endpoint.go
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| func (r *AwsS3NoGlobalEndpointRule) Enabled() bool { | ||
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Given that the attribute isn't deprecated in the provider itself, this definitely should not be enabled by default. Terraform will automatically print warnings when deprecated attributes are referenced so if there's truly no need for this today except for exceptional backwards compatibility cases it should probably be deprecated upstream too. Not a requirement for merging this rule but worth kicking off given that it's a 1 line change.
rules/aws_s3_no_global_endpoint.go
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| if v.RootName() == "aws_s3_bucket" && len(v) == 3 && v[2].(hcl.TraverseAttr).Name == "bucket_domain_name" { |
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This should be more robust, ReferencesInExpr may be helpful:
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Yes I am. This turned out to be harder to implement than I initially thought and things kept coming up for me so I didn't have time to take a proper look at it. I should have more time in the following few days so will try to pick it up again. |
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Hi, I have an idea for a new rule. The idea is to disallow usage of s3 global endpoints which have been deprecated. The most notable issue caused by this is cloudfront redirecting to the regional endpoint for some time after the bucket has been created, as described here.
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aws_s3_bucketresource returns the global endpoint inbucket_domain_nameoutput which is what my current implementation of the rule catches. However I'd also look for strings that contain something likebucketname.s3.amazonaws.comThis is a rough but working implementation of the rule, so I'm opening a draft PR to get your feedback before doing additional work. If you think this is a useful rule, I'll cover additional cases, clean up the code and add documentation.