Disable datadog integration in sandbox configuration #285
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regional/README.md (1)
⚠️ PR changes incomplete for disabling Datadog integrationThe codebase contains several Datadog-related configurations that need attention to properly disable the integration:
tfvars/sandbox.tfvarshas a commenteddatadog_enablevariable that needs to be explicitly set tofalsemain.tfcontains a Datadog module that's conditionally created based onvar.datadog_enableregional/datadog/directory contains Datadog operator configurations that may need to be removed or disabledThe PR currently only updates provider versions but doesn't address these Datadog-related configurations. Please either:
- Set
datadog_enable = falseintfvars/sandbox.tfvars- Consider removing the Datadog-related configurations if they're no longer needed
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1-24:⚠️ PR changes don't align with its objectiveThe PR's objective is to disable datadog integration in sandbox configuration, but the changes only include:
- Provider version updates in .terraform.lock.hcl files
- Module source and version updates in README.md
Please verify if:
- Additional changes are needed to disable the datadog integration
- The PR title needs to be updated to reflect these maintenance changes
Let's verify if there are any datadog-related files that should be modified:
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regional/istio/README.md (2)
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1-67: Document Datadog integration changesThe README updates reflect provider version changes but don't include any documentation about the disabled Datadog integration. Consider adding a note about this architectural change if it affects this module.
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1-67: Verify PR scope and implementationThe current changes appear to focus on provider version updates rather than disabling the Datadog integration. Please clarify:
- Where and how is the Datadog integration being disabled?
- Are the provider version updates related to this change?
- Should there be additional changes to remove Datadog-related configurations?
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.terraform.lock.hcl(1 hunks)README.md(1 hunks)regional/README.md(1 hunks)regional/cert-manager/.terraform.lock.hcl(2 hunks)regional/cert-manager/README.md(1 hunks)regional/cert-manager/istio-csr/.terraform.lock.hcl(2 hunks)regional/cert-manager/istio-csr/README.md(1 hunks)regional/datadog/.terraform.lock.hcl(2 hunks)regional/datadog/README.md(1 hunks)regional/datadog/manifests/.terraform.lock.hcl(2 hunks)regional/datadog/manifests/README.md(1 hunks)regional/istio/.terraform.lock.hcl(2 hunks)regional/istio/README.md(1 hunks)regional/istio/manifests/.terraform.lock.hcl(2 hunks)regional/istio/manifests/README.md(1 hunks)regional/onboarding/.terraform.lock.hcl(2 hunks)regional/onboarding/README.md(1 hunks)regional/opa-gatekeeper/.terraform.lock.hcl(2 hunks)regional/opa-gatekeeper/README.md(1 hunks)regional/opa-gatekeeper/manifests/.terraform.lock.hcl(2 hunks)regional/opa-gatekeeper/manifests/README.md(1 hunks)shared/helpers.tf(1 hunks)tfvars/sandbox.tfvars(1 hunks)
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- shared/helpers.tf
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🔇 Additional comments (9)
regional/opa-gatekeeper/manifests/README.md (1)
16-16: Verify the helpers module path change impact
The helpers module source path now includes //root and version is bumped to v0.1.2. Please ensure this change is compatible with existing module usage.
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The helpers module path and version are consistently used across the codebase
The search results show that all references to the terraform-core-helpers module consistently use the //root path and version v0.1.2 across the entire codebase, including in the actual module source reference in shared/helpers.tf. This confirms that the change in the reviewed file is aligned with the rest of the codebase.
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regional/opa-gatekeeper/README.md (1)
12-12: Verify provider and module version compatibility
The changes include:
- Google provider version bump to 6.12.0
- Helpers module update to v0.1.2 with //root path
Please ensure these version updates have been tested in a non-production environment.
Also applies to: 18-18
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the provider versions and constraints.
Let me check the actual Terraform configuration files in the opa-gatekeeper directory to see the provider configurations.
Provider version update appears safe to proceed
The Google provider version update to 6.12.0 appears safe as:
- The provider configuration in the opa-gatekeeper module only specifies the source without pinning a specific version
- The version constraint is managed at the root level providers configuration
- The module only uses basic Google provider features (data sources for project and GKE cluster information)
The helpers module update to v0.1.2 is also consistent with the implementation in the codebase.
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regional/datadog/README.md (1)
12-12: Verify version updates and PR objective alignment
The version updates seem unrelated to the PR objective of disabling Datadog integration in sandbox configuration.
Let's verify if there are related changes in other files:
Also applies to: 18-18
regional/datadog/manifests/README.md (1)
12-12: Version updates appear unrelated to PR objective
Similar to the previous file, these version updates don't seem to contribute to disabling Datadog integration.
Also applies to: 18-18
regional/istio/manifests/README.md (2)
Line range hint 1-1: Request: Clarification needed on PR objective
The PR title indicates this change is meant to disable Datadog integration in sandbox configuration, but the provided files only show version updates to the Google provider and helpers module. Could you please:
- Clarify where the actual Datadog integration changes are located
- Provide the relevant configuration files that disable Datadog in sandbox environment
- Explain if these version updates are necessary prerequisites for the Datadog changes
This will help ensure the changes align with the PR objective and maintain clear change boundaries.
12-12: Question: Are these changes in scope?
These version updates in the Istio manifests directory appear to be:
- Unrelated to the PR objective of disabling Datadog integration
- Potentially out of scope for this PR
Consider splitting these version updates into a separate PR to maintain clear change boundaries and simplify review.
Let's check if these changes are part of a broader version update:
Also applies to: 18-18
regional/istio/manifests/.terraform.lock.hcl (1)
Line range hint 5-57: Similar provider version updates as in parent directory.
.terraform.lock.hcl (2)
Line range hint 4-33: Verify if Datadog provider should be removed
The PR objective is to disable Datadog integration in sandbox configuration, but the Datadog provider configuration remains unchanged. Please verify if this provider should be removed as part of disabling the integration.
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Datadog provider configuration is correctly maintained
The Datadog provider configuration in .terraform.lock.hcl should remain as the codebase uses a conditional deployment pattern:
- The
datadog_enablevariable defaults tofalse, effectively disabling the integration - The Datadog module is conditionally created using
count = var.datadog_enable ? 1 : 0 - The provider and its configuration are required even when disabled, as they're referenced in the module definitions
The presence of the provider in the lock file is correct and necessary for the terraform configuration to be valid, even when the integration is disabled.
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45-59: Verify the Google Beta provider version update impact
The Google Beta provider version has been updated from 6.11.1 to 6.12.0. Please ensure this update is intentional and won't affect the sandbox configuration changes.
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The previous command failed because the file type wasn't recognized. Let's try searching through files with terraform-related extensions and check for provider configurations.
The previous output showed configuration files but no provider configurations. Let's check the actual terraform files to find where and how the google-beta provider is being used.
After reviewing the terraform configurations, I can see that while the Google provider is used, there's no explicit configuration of the google-beta provider in any of the files. The provider configurations are managed through the modules being used, particularly the terraform-google-kubernetes-engine module.
The Google Beta provider version update is safe to proceed
The update from 6.11.1 to 6.12.0 is a minor version bump that should be backward compatible. Since the google-beta provider is not directly configured in this repository and is managed through external modules, the version update in the lock file is safe as it's being pulled in as a transitive dependency.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
datadog_enablevariable in the sandbox configuration to prevent potential misconfigurations.Documentation