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- route53-recovery-control-config: clusters (PENDING/DEPLOYED, five regional endpoints that route back to this server), control panels (default panel), routing controls, ASSERTION/GATING safety rules (ATLEAST/AND/OR, Inverted, WaitPeriodMs) with AWS's delete conflicts. - route53-recovery-cluster: Get/List/UpdateRoutingControlState(s) via the cluster endpoints from DescribeCluster; every update evaluates the safety rules atomically (ConflictException names the violated rule; SafetyRulesToOverride honoured). - route53-recovery-readiness: recovery groups, cells, resource sets and readiness checks evaluated live against the owning services (ELB, Route 53 health checks, SQS, SNS, Lambda, VPC, CloudWatch alarms, DynamoDB, DNS records); UNKNOWN for unevaluated types. - arc-zonal-shift: zonal shifts on ALBs/NLBs with expiry, conflicts and appliedStatus precedence; practice runs with blocking/outcome alarms and windows (--lifecycle-arczonalshift). - route53: RECOVERY_CONTROL health checks follow routing control state, so failover answers follow control flips. - iot: GET /rules no longer claims requests signed for another service. Adds the four SDK modules (core SDK and smithy-go patch bumps they require). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- **Region switching on dashboards:** the Readiness, Recovery Control, and Zonal Shift dashboards reload only the active tab after a region change. The other tabs keep their old-region data, or show empty lists because the page cleared the arrays. A manual refresh is the only recovery.
- **Missing resource set type:** the Readiness dashboard cannot create `AWS::SNS::Subscription` resource sets, although the backend now accepts and evaluates them.
- **Needs verification:** the MSK readiness lookup passes no region, unlike the classic ELB lookup next to it. Clusters outside the request's region may be reported as missing.
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**Confirm that the MSK lookup uses the region in the resource ARN.**
`lookupMSK` passes the request `ctx` without a region to `h.Backend.DescribeCluster`. `lookupClassicELB` at Line 239 sets the region with `awsmeta.WithRegion(ctx, p.Region)`. The other new lookups use `BackendFor(p.Region)`. If the Kafka backend gets the region from the context, the lookup uses the readiness request's region, not the cluster's region. A cluster in a different region then fails `MskClusterExists`, and the readiness check reports `NOT_READY`.
If the Kafka backend reads the region from the context, pass the parsed ARN and set the region:
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```diff
- case typeMSK:
- return r.lookupMSK(ctx, full), true
+ case typeMSK:
+ return r.lookupMSK(awsmeta.WithRegion(ctx, p.Region), full), true#!/bin/bash
# Check how the kafka backend resolves the region for DescribeCluster.
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Add AWS::SNS::Subscription to the resource-type selector.
The backend now accepts typeSNSSub in resourceSetTypes() (services/route53recoveryreadiness/sets.go) and evaluates it with SnsSubscriptionExists and SnsSubscriptionConfirmed. RESOURCE_SET_TYPES does not include this type. The dashboard therefore cannot create SNS subscription resource sets.
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'AWS::SNS::Topic', + 'AWS::SNS::Subscription', 'AWS::SQS::Queue'
onRegionChange clears cells and sets, then refreshes only activeTab. tabLoader keeps loaded = true for the other tabs, and load() skips tabs that are already loaded. Example: the user is on Recovery Groups and changes region. The Resource Sets tab then shows "No resource sets found". The Readiness Checks tab shows checks from the old region. A manual refresh is the only recovery.
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Reload the other loaded tabs after a region change.
onRegionChange refreshes only activeTab. After a region change, other tabs that are already loaded keep the old region's managed resources, shifts, or autoshifts. load() does not fetch those tabs again.
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Reload the cleared tabs after a region change.
onRegionChange clears clusters, panels, controls, and rules, then refreshes only activeTab. The other loaded tabs stay marked as loaded, so they show empty lists. Example: the user is on Clusters and changes region. The Control Panels tab then shows "No control panels found". The empty clusters array also disables Create on the panel modal, because newPanelCluster is empty.
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Reload every loaded tab when the region changes. Each onRegionChange handler refreshes only activeTab. createTabLoader.load() skips tabs that have loaded = true. After a region change, those tabs keep old-region data. Two pages also clear their arrays, so their tabs show empty lists. A manual refresh is the only recovery.
ui/src/routes/route53recoveryreadiness/+page.svelte#L178-L184: refresh each tab wheretabLoader.isLoaded(t)is true, not onlyactiveTab. Also resetreadiness.ui/src/routes/route53recoverycontrolconfig/+page.svelte#L252-L261: after you clear the arrays, refresh each tab that is already loaded. This step also reloadsclustersfor the panel modal.ui/src/routes/arczonalshift/+page.svelte#L112-L116: refresh each tab that is already loaded.
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onRegionChange(() => { untrack(() => { cells = []; sets = []; - void tabLoader.refresh(activeTab); + for (const t of tabs.map((x) => x.id as TabId)) { + if (t === activeTab || tabLoader.isLoaded(t)) void tabLoader.refresh(t); + } }); });
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- for _, o := range outs { - if o.Note != "" { - msgs = append(msgs, Message{MessageText: o.Note}) - - break - } - } + if i := slices.IndexFunc(outs, func(o resourceOutcome) bool { return o.Note != "" }); i >= 0 { + msgs = append(msgs, Message{MessageText: outs[i].Note}) + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @.beads/issues.jsonl:
- Line 11: Update issue gopherstack-7bxwn so it remains open while autoshift is
unimplemented, or revise its scope and create a separate follow-up issue
tracking the autoshift gap before closing it.
Review comments at @pkgs/restroute/serve.go:
- Around line 99-100: Update the error handling after httputils.ReadBody to
detect *http.MaxBytesError separately and return HTTP 413 for oversized request
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Review comments at @services/arczonalshift/practice.go:
- Around line 367-369: Update StartPracticeRun to check for an active
shiftPractice on the same resource before storing a new shift, and return a
ConflictException when one exists. Use the appropriate conflict reason for this
duplicate active practice run.
Review comments at @services/route53recoverycontrolconfig/PARITY.md:
- Line 49: Correct the lifecycle flag documented in the Route53 recovery control
config note to `--lifecycle-route53-recovery`, matching the `Route53Recovery`
field name in `CLI.Lifecycle`; include its `ROUTE53_RECOVERY_LIFECYCLE_DELAY`
environment variable as well.
Review comments at @services/route53recoverycontrolconfig/store.go:
- Around line 88-91: Update parent validation in CreateControlPanel,
CreateRoutingControl, and CreateSafetyRule to reject a looked-up cluster or
panel whose DeletedAt is non-nil, while preserving the existing missing-parent
checks. Do not rely on alive or getCluster/getPanel visibility alone, since they
allow resources pending deletion.
Review comments at @services/route53recoveryreadiness/evaluate.go:
- Around line 99-106: Update the authorization predicate in
InMemoryBackend.authorized to avoid substring matches against the resource
account ID. Parse each authorization value as an ARN and compare its AccountID
exactly; when parsing fails, compare the full value to the resource account ID.
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- Around line 62-68: Replace the break-based scan in the loop over outs with a
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Keep the ARC issue open or track the autoshift gap separately.
The issue description includes autoshift, but the PR objectives state that autoshift is not emulated. Closing this issue marks an unmet request complete. Keep it open until autoshift is implemented, or revise the scope and create a follow-up issue.
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Update issue gopherstack-7bxwn so it remains open while autoshift is
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Return HTTP 413 for an oversized request body.
When httputils.ReadBody returns *http.MaxBytesError, this branch currently returns ValidationException with HTTP 400. Handle that error separately so clients receive HTTP 413.
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| if err = b.checkNoConflict(m, az, now); err != nil { | ||
| return ShiftView{}, err | ||
| } |
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Make StartPracticeRun reject an active practice run on the same resource.
checkNoConflict gets its list from activeShifts(m.ARN, shiftZonal, now). That list contains only customer zonal shifts. StartPracticeRun therefore accepts a second practice run while one is still ACTIVE, including one away from the same zone. A caller can start the same practice run twice and get two PENDING shifts. Both shifts then settle to separate outcomes. Before the new shift is stored, look for an active shiftPractice on the resource and return a ConflictException if one exists.
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--- "a/services/arczonalshift/practice.go"
+++ "b/services/arczonalshift/practice.go"
@@ -364,7 +364,12 @@
blk.reason, "", "A practice run cannot start for %s: %s", resource, blk.detail)
}
+ if len(b.activeShifts(resource, shiftPractice, now)) > 0 {
+ return ShiftView{}, conflictReason("PracticeConfigurationAlreadyExists", "",
+ "A practice run is already active for %s", resource)
+ }
+
if err = b.checkNoConflict(m, az, now); err != nil {
return ShiftView{}, err
}
Confirm the conflict reason that AWS returns in this case before you choose the final reason string.
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Update StartPracticeRun to check for an active shiftPractice on the same
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| - Protocol: REST-JSON, PascalCase members, SigV4 signing name `route53-recovery-control-config` (`services/_PROTOCOLS.md`). ARNs have no region segment (`arn:aws:route53-recovery-control::<acct>:cluster/<id>`). | ||
| - Routing control state (On/Off) lives here and is the single source of truth for the data plane (`route53recoverycluster`) and for Route 53 `RECOVERY_CONTROL` health checks. | ||
| - Safety rules are evaluated on every data-plane update against the resulting state of the controls the update touches. ASSERTION: the rule's controls must satisfy `RuleConfig` after the update. GATING: updates to target controls require the gating controls to satisfy `RuleConfig`. ATLEAST needs `Threshold` controls On, AND needs all, OR needs one; `Inverted` negates. `WaitPeriodMs` blocks further changes to governed controls after one lands. `SafetyRulesToOverride` skips both checks for the named rules. A rejected batch changes nothing. | ||
| - Lifecycle: `--lifecycle-route53recoverycontrolconfig` (or the global delay) keeps new resources PENDING and deleted ones PENDING_DELETION for the window; default 0 is instant. |
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Correct the lifecycle flag name.
The note names --lifecycle-route53recoverycontrolconfig. That flag does not exist. In cli_lifecycle.go, the field Route53Recovery has name:"route53-recovery" and env ROUTE53_RECOVERY_LIFECYCLE_DELAY. CLI.Lifecycle adds the lifecycle- prefix, so the real flag is --lifecycle-route53-recovery. A user who copies the documented flag gets an unknown-flag error from kong.
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--- "a/services/route53recoverycontrolconfig/PARITY.md"
+++ "b/services/route53recoverycontrolconfig/PARITY.md"
@@ -46,6 +46,6 @@
- Protocol: REST-JSON, PascalCase members, SigV4 signing name `route53-recovery-control-config` (`services/_PROTOCOLS.md`). ARNs have no region segment (`arn:aws:route53-recovery-control::<acct>:cluster/<id>`).
- Routing control state (On/Off) lives here and is the single source of truth for the data plane (`route53recoverycluster`) and for Route 53 `RECOVERY_CONTROL` health checks.
- Safety rules are evaluated on every data-plane update against the resulting state of the controls the update touches. ASSERTION: the rule's controls must satisfy `RuleConfig` after the update. GATING: updates to target controls require the gating controls to satisfy `RuleConfig`. ATLEAST needs `Threshold` controls On, AND needs all, OR needs one; `Inverted` negates. `WaitPeriodMs` blocks further changes to governed controls after one lands. `SafetyRulesToOverride` skips both checks for the named rules. A rejected batch changes nothing.
-- Lifecycle: `--lifecycle-route53recoverycontrolconfig` (or the global delay) keeps new resources PENDING and deleted ones PENDING_DELETION for the window; default 0 is instant.
+- Lifecycle: `--lifecycle-route53-recovery` / `ROUTE53_RECOVERY_LIFECYCLE_DELAY` (or the global delay) keeps new resources PENDING and deleted ones PENDING_DELETION for the window; default 0 is instant.
- Quotas are not enforced; the SDK documents none per operation.
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| - Lifecycle: `--lifecycle-route53-recovery` / `ROUTE53_RECOVERY_LIFECYCLE_DELAY` (or the global delay) keeps new resources PENDING and deleted ones PENDING_DELETION for the window; default 0 is instant. |
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Correct the lifecycle flag documented in the Route53 recovery control config
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| // alive reports whether a possibly-deleted resource is still visible. | ||
| func (b *InMemoryBackend) alive(deleted *time.Time) bool { | ||
| return deleted == nil || time.Since(*deleted) < b.activationDelay | ||
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Reject new children under a PENDING_DELETION parent.
alive treats a PENDING_DELETION resource as live, and getCluster/getPanel return it. The create paths use those getters to validate the parent:
CreateControlPanelchecks the cluster.CreateRoutingControlchecks the cluster and the panel.CreateSafetyRulechecks the panel.
The failure path when activationDelay > 0:
- A client deletes an empty control panel. The panel enters
PENDING_DELETION. - Inside the window, the client creates a routing control in that panel. The call succeeds.
- After the window, the panel is no longer visible. The routing control still has
DeletedAt == nil, so it stays visible and usable through the data plane.
The parent-has-children check runs only at delete time. Nothing blocks adding children after that check. The same gap applies to a cluster in PENDING_DELETION. When the create path validates the parent, reject a parent that has DeletedAt != nil.
Proposed fix
// requireActive rejects a parent resource that is pending deletion.
func requireActive(deleted *time.Time, kind, arn string) error {
if deleted != nil {
return restroute.Conflict("%s %s is being deleted", kind, arn)
}
return nil
}Call requireActive in CreateControlPanel (cluster), CreateRoutingControl (cluster and panel), and CreateSafetyRule (panel), after the existing lookups.
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Update parent validation in CreateControlPanel, CreateRoutingControl, and
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| func (b *InMemoryBackend) authorized(resourceArn string, auths []string) (bool, string) { | ||
| p, ok := parseARN(resourceArn) | ||
| if !ok || p.AccountID == "" || p.AccountID == b.accountID { | ||
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| return slices.ContainsFunc(auths, func(a string) bool { return strings.Contains(a, p.AccountID) }), p.AccountID | ||
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Match the cross-account authorization on the account ID, not on a substring.
strings.Contains(a, p.AccountID) accepts any authorization string that contains the account digits. For example, arn:aws:iam::1999999999999:root authorizes account 999999999999. A short account ID also matches inside unrelated ARNs. The result is a false READY or NOT_READY where NOT_AUTHORIZED is correct. Parse each authorization as an ARN, and compare its AccountID exactly. If the value does not parse, compare the full string to the account ID.
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- return slices.ContainsFunc(auths, func(a string) bool { return strings.Contains(a, p.AccountID) }), p.AccountID
+ return slices.ContainsFunc(auths, func(a string) bool {
+ if ap, ok := parseARN(a); ok {
+ return ap.AccountID == p.AccountID
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| p, ok := parseARN(resourceArn) | |
| if !ok || p.AccountID == "" || p.AccountID == b.accountID { | |
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| return slices.ContainsFunc(auths, func(a string) bool { return strings.Contains(a, p.AccountID) }), p.AccountID | |
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| func (b *InMemoryBackend) authorized(resourceArn string, auths []string) (bool, string) { | |
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ExtractOperation returned a substring of X-Amz-Target read through the shared header helper, which CodeQL tracks as sensitive header data flowing into the request-logging calls (go/clear-text-logging). It now returns only a constant from the supported-operation list, or "Unknown". Guard tests for all four ARC services assert operation and resource labels don't change when credential headers are present. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EFp5KU8QNMfPqXVavWVtMT
…, caller-host cluster endpoints - route53-recovery-readiness: evaluators for all 20 SDK resource-set types (API Gateway v1/v2 stages, Auto Scaling groups, EC2 customer gateways/volumes/VPN gateways/VPN connections, classic ELB, MSK, RDS clusters, SNS subscriptions, plus the existing nine), resolved from the owning service at call time. - arc-zonal-shift: Auto Scaling groups with zonal shift enabled in their AZ impairment policy and EKS clusters with zonalShiftConfig enabled are managed resources; disabling it unmanages them. - route53-recovery-control-config: cluster endpoints use the scheme and host the caller reached (plain host[:port] only), so clients behind host.docker.internal get reachable endpoints; ROUTE53_RECOVERY_CONTROL_ENDPOINT overrides. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EFp5KU8QNMfPqXVavWVtMT
- Dashboard pages for route53-recovery-control-config (clusters and endpoints, control panels, routing controls with live state and flip, safety rules), route53-recovery-cluster (data-plane view per cluster endpoint), route53-recovery-readiness (recovery groups, cells, resource sets, readiness checks) and arc-zonal-shift (managed resources, shifts, practice runs, autoshift). Safety-rule rejections surface as the ConflictException message; endpoint failover retries only on network errors. - Terraform fixtures for clusters, control panels, routing controls, assertion/gating safety rules, a RECOVERY_CONTROL health check, readiness cells/recovery groups/resource sets/checks, and zonal autoshift configuration (provider v6 block; v5 lacks arczonalshift). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EFp5KU8QNMfPqXVavWVtMT
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Review comments at @ui/src/routes/route53recoverycontrolconfig/+page.svelte:
- Around line 202-207: Update fetchRules to retrieve every page of routing
controls when controls is empty, following the pagination pattern used by
fetchControls and continuing until NextToken is absent. Assign the complete
result to controls so shortName and the Create Safety Rule modal can use
controls from all pages.
Review comments at @ui/src/routes/route53recoveryreadiness/+page.svelte:
- Around line 50-69: Add AWS::SNS::Subscription to the RESOURCE_SET_TYPES
selector in the route53 recovery readiness page so users can create SNS
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- Around line 178-184: Update the onRegionChange handlers so every
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| if (controls.length === 0) { | ||
| const resp = await client().send( | ||
| new ListRoutingControlsCommand({ ControlPanelArn: selectedPanelArn }) | ||
| ); | ||
| controls = resp.RoutingControls ?? []; | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Paginate routing controls in fetchRules.
If controls is empty, fetchRules issues one ListRoutingControlsCommand call and ignores NextToken. A panel with more controls than one page holds then has an incomplete controls list. As a result, shortName shows raw ARN suffixes. The Create Safety Rule modal also omits the controls that are not on the first page, so the user cannot select them. Reuse the paginated loop from fetchControls.
Proposed fix
--- "a/ui/src/routes/route53recoverycontrolconfig/+page.svelte"
+++ "b/ui/src/routes/route53recoverycontrolconfig/+page.svelte"
@@ -199,12 +199,18 @@
rules = [];
return;
}
if (controls.length === 0) {
- const resp = await client().send(
- new ListRoutingControlsCommand({ ControlPanelArn: selectedPanelArn })
- );
- controls = resp.RoutingControls ?? [];
+ const all: RoutingControl[] = [];
+ let t: string | undefined;
+ do {
+ const resp = await client().send(
+ new ListRoutingControlsCommand({ ControlPanelArn: selectedPanelArn, NextToken: t })
+ );
+ all.push(...(resp.RoutingControls ?? []));
+ t = resp.NextToken;
+ } while (t);
+ controls = all;
}
const out: FlatRule[] = [];
let token: string | undefined;
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| const resp = await client().send( | |
| new ListRoutingControlsCommand({ ControlPanelArn: selectedPanelArn }) | |
| ); | |
| controls = resp.RoutingControls ?? []; | |
| } | |
| if (controls.length === 0) { | |
| const all: RoutingControl[] = []; | |
| let t: string | undefined; | |
| do { | |
| const resp = await client().send( | |
| new ListRoutingControlsCommand({ ControlPanelArn: selectedPanelArn, NextToken: t }) | |
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| all.push(...(resp.RoutingControls ?? [])); | |
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Update fetchRules to retrieve every page of routing controls when controls is
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| const RESOURCE_SET_TYPES = [ | ||
| 'AWS::ApiGateway::Stage', | ||
| 'AWS::ApiGatewayV2::Stage', | ||
| 'AWS::AutoScaling::AutoScalingGroup', | ||
| 'AWS::CloudWatch::Alarm', | ||
| 'AWS::DynamoDB::Table', | ||
| 'AWS::EC2::CustomerGateway', | ||
| 'AWS::EC2::Volume', | ||
| 'AWS::EC2::VPC', | ||
| 'AWS::EC2::VPNConnection', | ||
| 'AWS::EC2::VPNGateway', | ||
| 'AWS::ElasticLoadBalancing::LoadBalancer', | ||
| 'AWS::ElasticLoadBalancingV2::LoadBalancer', | ||
| 'AWS::Lambda::Function', | ||
| 'AWS::MSK::Cluster', | ||
| 'AWS::RDS::DBCluster', | ||
| 'AWS::Route53::HealthCheck', | ||
| 'AWS::SNS::Topic', | ||
| 'AWS::SQS::Queue' | ||
| ]; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add AWS::SNS::Subscription to the resource-type selector.
The backend now accepts typeSNSSub in resourceSetTypes() (services/route53recoveryreadiness/sets.go) and evaluates it with SnsSubscriptionExists and SnsSubscriptionConfirmed. RESOURCE_SET_TYPES does not include this type. The dashboard therefore cannot create SNS subscription resource sets.
Proposed fix
'AWS::SNS::Topic',
+ 'AWS::SNS::Subscription',
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| const RESOURCE_SET_TYPES = [ | |
| 'AWS::ApiGateway::Stage', | |
| 'AWS::ApiGatewayV2::Stage', | |
| 'AWS::AutoScaling::AutoScalingGroup', | |
| 'AWS::CloudWatch::Alarm', | |
| 'AWS::DynamoDB::Table', | |
| 'AWS::EC2::CustomerGateway', | |
| 'AWS::EC2::Volume', | |
| 'AWS::EC2::VPC', | |
| 'AWS::EC2::VPNConnection', | |
| 'AWS::EC2::VPNGateway', | |
| 'AWS::ElasticLoadBalancing::LoadBalancer', | |
| 'AWS::ElasticLoadBalancingV2::LoadBalancer', | |
| 'AWS::Lambda::Function', | |
| 'AWS::MSK::Cluster', | |
| 'AWS::RDS::DBCluster', | |
| 'AWS::Route53::HealthCheck', | |
| 'AWS::SNS::Topic', | |
| 'AWS::SQS::Queue' | |
| ]; | |
| const RESOURCE_SET_TYPES = [ | |
| 'AWS::ApiGateway::Stage', | |
| 'AWS::ApiGatewayV2::Stage', | |
| 'AWS::AutoScaling::AutoScalingGroup', | |
| 'AWS::CloudWatch::Alarm', | |
| 'AWS::DynamoDB::Table', | |
| 'AWS::EC2::CustomerGateway', | |
| 'AWS::EC2::Volume', | |
| 'AWS::EC2::VPC', | |
| 'AWS::EC2::VPNConnection', | |
| 'AWS::EC2::VPNGateway', | |
| 'AWS::ElasticLoadBalancing::LoadBalancer', | |
| 'AWS::ElasticLoadBalancingV2::LoadBalancer', | |
| 'AWS::Lambda::Function', | |
| 'AWS::MSK::Cluster', | |
| 'AWS::RDS::DBCluster', | |
| 'AWS::Route53::HealthCheck', | |
| 'AWS::SNS::Topic', | |
| 'AWS::SNS::Subscription', | |
| 'AWS::SQS::Queue' | |
| ]; |
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Add AWS::SNS::Subscription to the RESOURCE_SET_TYPES selector in the route53
recovery readiness page so users can create SNS subscription resource sets. Keep
the existing resource types and ordering otherwise unchanged.
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| onRegionChange(() => { | ||
| untrack(() => { | ||
| cells = []; | ||
| sets = []; | ||
| void tabLoader.refresh(activeTab); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reload every loaded tab when the region changes. Each onRegionChange handler refreshes only activeTab. createTabLoader.load() skips tabs that have loaded = true. After a region change, those tabs keep old-region data. Two pages also clear their arrays, so their tabs show empty lists. A manual refresh is the only recovery.
ui/src/routes/route53recoveryreadiness/+page.svelte#L178-L184: refresh each tab wheretabLoader.isLoaded(t)is true, not onlyactiveTab. Also resetreadiness.ui/src/routes/route53recoverycontrolconfig/+page.svelte#L252-L261: after you clear the arrays, refresh each tab that is already loaded. This step also reloadsclustersfor the panel modal.ui/src/routes/arczonalshift/+page.svelte#L112-L116: refresh each tab that is already loaded.
Proposed fix pattern
onRegionChange(() => {
untrack(() => {
cells = [];
sets = [];
- void tabLoader.refresh(activeTab);
+ for (const t of tabs.map((x) => x.id as TabId)) {
+ if (t === activeTab || tabLoader.isLoaded(t)) void tabLoader.refresh(t);
+ }
});
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| onRegionChange(() => { | |
| untrack(() => { | |
| cells = []; | |
| sets = []; | |
| void tabLoader.refresh(activeTab); | |
| }); | |
| }); | |
| onRegionChange(() => { | |
| untrack(() => { | |
| cells = []; | |
| sets = []; | |
| for (const t of tabs.map((x) => x.id as TabId)) { | |
| if (t === activeTab || tabLoader.isLoaded(t)) void tabLoader.refresh(t); | |
| } | |
| }); | |
| }); |
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Update the onRegionChange handlers so every already-loaded tab is refreshed
after a region change, rather than refreshing only activeTab; preserve each
page’s existing array-clearing behavior. In
ui/src/routes/route53recoveryreadiness/+page.svelte, also reset readiness; in
ui/src/routes/route53recoverycontrolconfig/+page.svelte, ensure the loaded
clusters tab is refreshed for the panel modal; in
ui/src/routes/arczonalshift/+page.svelte, refresh each loaded tab.
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Adds AWS Application Recovery Controller emulation.
Services
DescribeClusterreturns endpoints shaped<server>/route53-recovery-cluster/<clusterId>/<region>that route back to gopherstack; point an SDK client at one and Get/List/UpdateRoutingControlState(s). Updates evaluate safety rules atomically (ConflictException names the rule;SafetyRulesToOverridehonoured).RECOVERY_CONTROLhealth checks follow routing control state, so failover DNS answers follow control flips.Also: IoT's
GET /rulesmatcher no longer claims requests signed for another service (found via readinessListRules).Dependencies
Adds
route53recoverycontrolconfig,route53recoverycluster,route53recoveryreadiness,arczonalshift; these pull aws-sdk-go-v2 core v1.47.1→v1.47.3 and smithy-go v1.28.1→v1.28.5 (patch).Tests
SDK-driven table tests per service (synctest for time), and a full-stack
TestARCRecoveryControlFullStack: create cluster/panel/controls/ATLEAST-1 rule, build a data-plane client on the returned endpoint, a both-Off update is rejected naming the rule, flipping a control changes the Route 53 health check and failover answer. Each behaviour was shown to fail with its implementation reverted.Known gaps (PARITY.md): readiness rule IDs are emulator-defined and some resource types report UNKNOWN; zonal shift doesn't list ASGs/EKS; autoshift and RAM resource policies not emulated.
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