feat(migrations): Adding a support of Flyway - #214
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds Flyway configuration and PostgreSQL migrations for schemas, roles, and grants. Integration fixtures and tests execute migrations, validate baselines, and verify role permissions. CI detects database changes and runs Flyway-backed integration tests. ChangesDatabase migration lifecycle
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR changes database initialization and access-control defaults. Automatic baselining can accept the wrong or incompatible existing schema, existing roles may retain elevated privileges, and PUBLIC may keep CREATE on the shared schema, creating security and deployment risks that should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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16-97: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftUse a Flyway baseline migration for the initial schema.
Because
baselineOnMigraterecords1.4.0.0for an adopted database, Flyway appliesV1.4.0.1,V1.4.0.2, andV1.4.0.3.V1.4.0.2usesCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS, so existing tables with incompatible definitions are accepted without schema validation.Rename the file to
B1.4.0.0__initial_schema.ddl. Keep the role and grant migrations above1.4.0.0. Updatedatabase/README.mdto use the new filename. This applies the initial schema to new databases and excludes it from adopted databases.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@database/migrations/V1.4.0.1__create_roles.ddl`:
- Around line 25-79: Update the role-creation blocks for eventgate_owner,
eventgate_writer, and eventgate_reader so existing roles cannot silently bypass
compliance: either remove the IF EXISTS skip branches and let creation fail on
conflicts, or explicitly reconcile all required attributes, passwords, and
memberships before proceeding.
In `@database/migrations/V1.4.0.3__grants.ddl`:
- Around line 18-26: Harden the public schema setup by making eventgate_owner
its owner and revoking CREATE from PUBLIC, in addition to the existing USAGE
grants for eventgate_writer and eventgate_reader. Add migration coverage that
verifies both application roles against a legacy schema retaining PUBLIC CREATE
before applying these changes.
In `@database/README.md`:
- Around line 9-19: Set the fenced directory-layout block in the README to use
the text language identifier, preserving its contents unchanged.
In `@flyway.toml`:
- Around line 25-28: Remove automatic baselining from the shared Flyway
configuration by setting baselineOnMigrate to false or omitting it, while
retaining the baselineVersion setting if needed. Enable baselineOnMigrate only
through the controlled legacy-adoption deployment configuration.
In `@src/writers/writer_eventbridge.py`:
- Around line 39-40: Define a narrow local Protocol for the EventBridge client’s
put_events method and its response, then replace the Optional[Any] annotation on
WriterEventBridge._client with EventBridgeClient | None. Keep the protocol
limited to the interface used by the writer and preserve the existing None
initialization.
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In `@database/migrations/V1.4.0.2__initial_schema.ddl`:
- Around line 16-97: Rename the initial schema migration containing the table
definitions to B1.4.0.0__initial_schema.ddl so Flyway treats it as the baseline
and excludes it from adopted databases; keep role and grant migrations above
version 1.4.0.0, and update the database README reference to the new filename.
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| WHERE rolname = 'eventgate_owner') THEN | ||
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| NOREPLICATION | ||
| PASSWORD '${eventgate_owner_password}'; | ||
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| RAISE NOTICE 'Role "eventgate_writer" already exists. Skipping.'; | ||
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| CREATE ROLE eventgate_writer WITH | ||
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| SELECT FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles | ||
| WHERE rolname = 'eventgate_reader') THEN | ||
| RAISE NOTICE 'Role "eventgate_reader" already exists. Skipping.'; | ||
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| CREATE ROLE eventgate_reader WITH | ||
| LOGIN | ||
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| PASSWORD '${eventgate_reader_password}'; | ||
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not treat an existing role as compliant.
Each IF EXISTS branch leaves the role attributes, password, and memberships unchanged. A pre-existing eventgate_writer or eventgate_reader role can retain elevated privileges while this migration reports success.
Remove the skip branches so migration fails on role drift, or explicitly reconcile every required role attribute and membership before continuing.
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In `@database/migrations/V1.4.0.1__create_roles.ddl` around lines 25 - 79, Update
the role-creation blocks for eventgate_owner, eventgate_writer, and
eventgate_reader so existing roles cannot silently bypass compliance: either
remove the IF EXISTS skip branches and let creation fail on conflicts, or
explicitly reconcile all required attributes, passwords, and memberships before
proceeding.
| -- Owner: owns every table (and its sequences) in the public schema. | ||
| ALTER TABLE public_cps_za_runs OWNER TO eventgate_owner; | ||
| ALTER TABLE public_cps_za_runs_jobs OWNER TO eventgate_owner; | ||
| ALTER TABLE public_cps_za_dlchange OWNER TO eventgate_owner; | ||
| ALTER TABLE public_cps_za_test OWNER TO eventgate_owner; | ||
| ALTER TABLE public_cps_za_status_change_aggregated_job OWNER TO eventgate_owner; | ||
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| -- Both application roles (writer and reader) need to access the public schema. | ||
| GRANT USAGE ON SCHEMA public TO eventgate_writer, eventgate_reader; |
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In PostgreSQL 15 and later, significant security changes were introduced regarding the public schema to address risks associated with the default PUBLIC CREATE privilege [1][2][3]. Key Changes in PostgreSQL 15 1. CREATE Privilege: By default, the PUBLIC role is no longer granted the CREATE privilege on the public schema [1][4][5]. This change applies to newly created database clusters and databases within existing clusters [1][4]. 2. Ownership: The default owner of the public schema is now the pg_database_owner role, rather than the bootstrap superuser [1][4][5]. This allows the owner of a database to manage the public schema directly [1][2]. Impact on Upgraded Databases Upgrading a PostgreSQL cluster (e.g., using pg_dump or pg_upgrade) from version 14 or earlier preserves the existing permissions and ownership of the public schema to ensure backward compatibility [1][3][4]. Consequently, upgraded databases do not automatically adopt the more secure default settings [2][3]. Manual Remediation If you want an upgraded database to reflect the PostgreSQL 15+ security defaults, you must manually execute the following commands [2][3]: REVOKE CREATE ON SCHEMA public FROM PUBLIC; ALTER SCHEMA public OWNER TO pg_database_owner; ALTER SCHEMA OWNER Privilege To use the ALTER SCHEMA command to change a schema's owner, you must satisfy the following requirements [6][7][8]: - You must be the owner of the schema [6][8]. - You must be a direct or indirect member of the new owning role [8]. (In some versions, this is phrased as needing the ability to SET ROLE to the new owner [6][7][9]). - You must have the CREATE privilege on the database [6][7][8]. - Superusers have all these required privileges automatically [6][7][8].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/15/release-15.html
- 2: https://www.enterprisedb.com/blog/new-public-schema-permissions-postgresql-15
- 3: https://andreas.scherbaum.la/post/2022-08-30_changes-to-the-public-schema-in-postgresql-15-and-how-to-handle-upgrades/
- 4: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/release/15.0/
- 5: https://www.depesz.com/2021/09/10/waiting-for-postgresql-15-revoke-public-create-from-public-schema-now-owned-by-pg_database_owner/
- 6: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-alterschema.html
- 7: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/18/sql-alterschema.html
- 8: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/15/sql-alterschema.html
- 9: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/devel/sql-alterschema.html
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grants = Path("database/migrations/V1.4.0.3__grants.ddl").read_text()
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Harden public schema privileges.
If Flyway baselines a legacy database, PUBLIC can retain CREATE on public. GRANT USAGE does not remove this privilege. Set eventgate_owner as the schema owner and revoke CREATE from PUBLIC. Test both application roles against a legacy PUBLIC CREATE grant before migration.
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In `@database/migrations/V1.4.0.3__grants.ddl` around lines 18 - 26, Harden the
public schema setup by making eventgate_owner its owner and revoking CREATE from
PUBLIC, in addition to the existing USAGE grants for eventgate_writer and
eventgate_reader. Add migration coverage that verifies both application roles
against a legacy schema retaining PUBLIC CREATE before applying these changes.
| ``` | ||
| flyway.toml # Flyway configuration (locations, baseline, placeholders) — repo root | ||
| database/ | ||
| ├── README.md | ||
| └── migrations/ | ||
| ├── 00_databases.ddl # One-off DB bootstrap (NOT a Flyway migration; no `V` prefix) | ||
| ├── V1.4.0.1__create_roles.ddl # owner / writer / reader roles | ||
| ├── V1.4.0.2__initial_schema.ddl # tables | ||
| └── V1.4.0.3__grants.ddl # ownership + least-privilege grants | ||
| ... | ||
| ``` |
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Set the fenced-code language.
markdownlint reports MD040 because this fenced block has no language. Use text for the directory layout block.
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block in the README to use the text language identifier, preserving its contents
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| # Adopt the known legacy database: on a non-empty database without Flyway | ||
| # history, record a baseline at 1.4.0.0. | ||
| baselineOnMigrate = true | ||
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The Flyway baselineOnMigrate setting is a convenience feature designed for introducing Flyway to an existing database [1][2]. When enabled, it allows the migrate command to proceed on a non-empty schema that lacks a Flyway schema history table by automatically creating the table and baselining the schema [1][3]. Safety Considerations: Official documentation explicitly warns that enabling baselineOnMigrate removes a critical safety net [1][4]. By default, if Flyway detects a non-empty schema without a schema history table, it throws an error (NON_EMPTY_SCHEMA_WITHOUT_SCHEMA_HISTORY_TABLE) to prevent accidental execution against the wrong database [5][6]. Enabling baselineOnMigrate bypasses this protection, which could lead to unintended migration execution if there is a configuration error (e.g., pointing to the wrong database) [1][4]. Mechanism: 1. When migrate is called, Flyway checks the configured schemas [1]. 2. If the schemas contain objects but no history table exists, Flyway normally fails [5]. 3. With baselineOnMigrate=true, Flyway automatically initializes the schema history table with a baseline version (default 1) [1][2]. 4. Any migration scripts with a version higher than the baseline version will then be applied [1]. Best Practice: To maintain safety while using this feature, it is recommended to manually verify your database connection configurations and, where possible, use the explicit baseline command for initial production deployments rather than relying on automatic baselining [1][2]. If you must use baselineOnMigrate, ensure your baselineVersion is correctly configured to reflect the current state of your database to avoid re-running existing migrations [1][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://documentation.red-gate.com/flyway/reference/configuration/flyway-namespace/flyway-baseline-on-migrate-setting
- 2: https://documentation.red-gate.com/flyway/flyway-concepts/baselines
- 3: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51683154/difference-between-baseline-and-baselineonmigrate-in-flyway
- 4: https://documentation.red-gate.com/fd/flyway-baseline-on-migrate-setting-277578974.html
- 5: https://github.com/flyway/flyway/blob/master/flyway-core/src/main/java/org/flywaydb/core/Flyway.java
- 6: https://documentation.red-gate.com/flyway/reference/usage/error-codes
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Keep automatic baselining out of the shared configuration.
baselineOnMigrate = true bypasses Flyway’s wrong-database safety check. A non-empty target without Flyway history can be baselined at 1.4.0.0, then receive migrations that create roles and change table ownership. Keep the default disabled and enable it only for a controlled legacy-adoption deployment.
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shared Flyway configuration by setting baselineOnMigrate to false or omitting
it, while retaining the baselineVersion setting if needed. Enable
baselineOnMigrate only through the controlled legacy-adoption deployment
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local Protocol for the EventBridge client’s put_events method and its response,
then replace the Optional[Any] annotation on WriterEventBridge._client with
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Good job. Well-tested, docs decent, migration/baseline design sound.
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I feel like this is going to appear in AquaSec alerts
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| url = "jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/eventgate_db" | ||
| user = "postgres" | ||
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The same here, does it have to be here? Some note in readme would do.
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should he baselineOnMigrate = true be changed to false after the first migrtion?
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I believe yes, this baselineOnMigrate is run only on the first migration on existing DB I think
| ALTER TABLE public_cps_za_dlchange OWNER TO eventgate_owner; | ||
| ALTER TABLE public_cps_za_test OWNER TO eventgate_owner; | ||
| ALTER TABLE public_cps_za_status_change_aggregated_job OWNER TO eventgate_owner; | ||
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it could also run ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES so any newly created table inherites the same set defined here - this is not necessary but the person adding a table in future would have to remember to run the same scripts like these.
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if the original implementation would be different, and would put this into a separated schema, I would say that let's grant the ownership of a given schema to this user. But I do not want to change schema ownership of a public schema (not sure it's possible even). So Oto's idea is sound
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the common practice is to set the user roles and passwords during the deployment by Terraform, this way it can store the values to AWS secrets store where the application can access them
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| CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS public_cps_za_test ( |
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we will have this on UAT and PROD. I think that it was part of PoC but we don't really need it anymore. If we wanna test, we have DEV env.
What do you think @oto-macenauer, any idea where/how we could use it and thus keep it here?
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| CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS public_cps_za_dlchange ( |
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I think that this topic and thus this table is not really used. I don't even know what its responsibility should be :D
I checked DEV and PROD content of these table - empty!
If yes, should we clean it here? @oto-macenauer I would appreciate your opinion also, because you might know more than I
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| ALTER TABLE public_cps_za_runs OWNER TO eventgate_owner; |
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to all the tables - consider to add schema public. there as prefix
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actually I wonder who will perform deployments - maybe the master, postgres user, or maybe eventgate_owner, with which I think this would be needed:
ALTER SCHEMA public OWNER TO eventgate_owner;
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nice one, I didn't know about it :) I see that it's heavily maintained, last commit to master yesterday
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ok, let's leave it for a while, but please create a ticket so that we delete this later
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| # history, record a baseline at 1.4.0.0. | ||
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maybe we can use this as a first-time command that we run manually and then never look back - so maybe this does not belong here actually at all?
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also not sure about the durability of this. I would probably just remove both. This will be stored in the public schema and in its flyway-related table I think
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I like the overall solution :)
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| flyway.toml # Flyway configuration (locations, baseline, placeholders) — repo root |
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| flyway.toml # Flyway configuration (locations, baseline, placeholders) — repo root | |
| flyway.toml # Flyway configuration (locations, baseline, placeholders) — repo root |
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| | master (superuser) | Runs the migrations | Flyway (deployment) | | ||
| | `eventgate_owner` | Owns the schema objects, may run DDL | Migrations | |
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I don't understand, both are going to be performing migrations?
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You setup the flyway-cli, but I don't think it's ever used? These are the options / further actions and commands potentially if you want: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/redgate-flyway-github-actions
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and then you would probably remove some python files managing the migration
EDIT: Hmm, but you probably wouldn't be able to substitute the pwd so nicely. Was this the goal?
Also, how the deployment onto a real DB will look like, considering all this?
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Overview
This pull request introduces a robust, production-grade database migration system for EventGate using Flyway, and updates the CI workflow to automatically detect and handle database schema changes. It migrates the schema definitions from Python test fixtures to versioned SQL migrations, establishes clear role-based access, and ensures integration tests run with the latest schema. Additionally, it improves type hints for boto3 clients and minor utility code.
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