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Summary

  • Enables readOnlyRootFilesystem: true + runAsNonRoot: true + runAsUser: 1000 in the default securityContext (previously commented-out defaults)
  • Adds tmpDir feature flag (enabled: true by default) that mounts a writable emptyDir at /tmp — required so uv's cache dir and other tooling that writes to /tmp continue to work under the enforced read-only root FS
  • Both changes are backwards-compatible: existing deployments that already set securityContext or override tmpDir.enabled: false are unaffected

Relates to CUS-8308, ING-2257.

Companion PR: The application-level fix (injecting UV_CACHE_DIR + HOME env vars into ingestion subprocesses) is in acryldata/datahub-fork#8991.

Test plan

  • Deploy to a test customer environment with readOnlyRootFilesystem: true and verify executor starts and runs ingestion without filesystem errors
  • Verify /tmp is writable inside the container (uv cache writes succeed)
  • Verify existing customers with securityContext: {} override are unaffected

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Enables readOnlyRootFilesystem: true in the default securityContext and adds
a tmpDir emptyDir volume (enabled by default) mounted at /tmp, so uv and
other tools that write to /tmp work correctly in hardened pod environments.

Relates to CUS-8308, ING-2257.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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This change will effectively break deployments for users who do not use code having the change from other PR: https://github.com/acryldata/datahub-fork/pull/8991/changes
As that one sets the HOME/UV_CACHE_DIR to /tmp/....
This is too high of a risk and moreover we shouldn't be mixing up 2 layers of responsibility (config and execution). Please set default values for HOME and UV_CACHE_DIR in values of the helm chart. The change in the datahub-executor will be rendered not needed then.

rajatoss added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 23, 2026
Add an evaluate gate job that inspects the PR diff and skips ticket
creation when the only changes are the Chart.yaml version/appVersion
lines plus the values.yaml image tag line -- i.e. a pure version bump,
which the bump bot already mirrors into Terraform and CloudFormation.

Uses diff-content analysis rather than author/title/label heuristics:
the bump bot also authors real config changes (e.g. readOnlyRootFilesystem,
UV_EXTRA_INDEX_URL), and humans author bumps with inconsistent titles, so
only the diff shape reliably separates the two. Any template change, any
non-tag values.yaml line, or an unavailable patch fails open and creates
the ticket.

Verified against real PRs: #86 (bump) -> skip, #67 (channel feature) and
#59 (bot-authored real change) -> create.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
rajatoss added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 23, 2026
* ci: add sync reminder workflow for Terraform and CloudFormation

The Helm chart is the primary deployment path for the remote executor and
lands new flags first. Terraform (datahub-terraform-modules) and CloudFormation
(datahub-cloudformation) must be kept in sync manually.

This workflow fires when a PR that touches the datahub-executor-worker chart
templates or values.yaml is merged, and:
- creates a Linear ticket in the Ingestion Pod (Todo) with a Terraform/
  CloudFormation sync checklist and the list of changed chart files,
- best-effort assigns it to the PR author by matching their git commit email
  to a Linear user (falls back to unassigned),
- comments on the merged PR linking the ticket and @-mentioning the author.

The assignee can mark the ticket Done without steps if no sync is needed.

Uses pull_request (not pull_request_target) and skips fork PRs so the
LINEAR_API_KEY secret is never exposed to untrusted code. Requires a
LINEAR_API_KEY repository secret.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* ci(sync-reminder): file tickets in a project and add Slack fallback

- Stamp every sync ticket with the "Remote Executor Deployment Sync"
  Linear project (led by an Ingestion team member) so outstanding syncs
  are tracked in one place.
- When the PR author can't be auto-assigned in Linear, post a fallback
  notification to #ingestion-pod via the Acryl Data Notifications bot
  (chat.postMessage), so an orphan ticket gets noticed. Step no-ops if
  SLACK_BOT_TOKEN is absent.

Requires repo/org secrets LINEAR_API_KEY and SLACK_BOT_TOKEN.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* ci(sync-reminder): skip version-bump-only PRs

Add an evaluate gate job that inspects the PR diff and skips ticket
creation when the only changes are the Chart.yaml version/appVersion
lines plus the values.yaml image tag line -- i.e. a pure version bump,
which the bump bot already mirrors into Terraform and CloudFormation.

Uses diff-content analysis rather than author/title/label heuristics:
the bump bot also authors real config changes (e.g. readOnlyRootFilesystem,
UV_EXTRA_INDEX_URL), and humans author bumps with inconsistent titles, so
only the diff shape reliably separates the two. Any template change, any
non-tag values.yaml line, or an unavailable patch fails open and creates
the ticket.

Verified against real PRs: #86 (bump) -> skip, #67 (channel feature) and
#59 (bot-authored real change) -> create.
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