docs(infra): cPanel/WHM/STX/OpenStack/HostBill workflow guide#54
docs(infra): cPanel/WHM/STX/OpenStack/HostBill workflow guide#54
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Covers all 6 phases delivered in feat(infra/phase1) and feat(infra/phases2-6): - Quick start (3-step bootstrap) - Credential file setup (.env.cpanel lifecycle) - Passive health runner (run-health.sh reference) - cPanel/WHM scripts (SSL monitor, DNS, Paramiko SSH) - WHM firewall (passive vs active, --confirm gate) - HostBill API (real/mock client, CLI, Python usage) - Ansible playbooks (full matrix with risk level) - Security scanning (.semgrep.yml rules, CodeQL, Scorecard) - Active vs passive operation reference table - Embedded quick test suite Co-Authored-By: Oz <oz-agent@warp.dev>
- Add ssh_lines() and ssh_count() safe helpers that never fail pipelines - ssh_count() extracts clean integers from SSH grep -c (handles PowerDNS warning lines mixed with numeric output) - Narrow upstream regex to 'upstream NAME' blocks only, skip tokens without dots, variables, short fragments — eliminates false positives - Make 'recently modified configs' informational (info() not warn()) - Fix PHP-FPM glob: use explicit ea-php84-php-fpm instead of shell glob through SSH - drift-check.sh now exits 0 on clean infrastructure Co-Authored-By: Oz <oz-agent@warp.dev>
✅ Security Scan Results
Status: ✅ No high/critical vulnerabilities What to do if vulnerabilities are found
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🤖 Augment PR SummarySummary: Adds a consolidated infrastructure operations guide for the repo’s automation layer spanning cPanel/WHM, STX/OpenStack, and HostBill. Changes:
Technical Notes: Emphasizes a passive-by-default workflow with explicit opt-in flags for any operation that could mutate production state. 🤖 Was this summary useful? React with 👍 or 👎 |
| **Template**: `scripts/infra/credentials/.env.cpanel.example` | ||
| **Status**: gitignored — never committed | ||
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| The credential file is the single source of truth for: |
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docs/INFRA_WORKFLOW.md:L36 — This section says the credential file is the “single source of truth”, but the table below omits several variables that exist in scripts/infra/credentials/.env.cpanel.example (e.g., STX_HOST, STX_SSH_PORT, OS_PROJECT_NAME, GITHUB_TOKEN, PASSBOLT_KEY_FILE) and also doesn’t mention WHM_HOST/WHM_USER which whm-firewall-check.sh requires. That mismatch can cause operators to think they’re fully configured when they’re not.
Severity: medium
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| **Plist**: `scripts/infra/cpanel/com.agentic-flow.ssl-monitor.plist` | ||
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| Runs every 4 hours as a macOS LaunchAgent. Reads credentials from | ||
| `scripts/infra/credentials/.env.cpanel` and checks SSL certificate expiry |
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docs/INFRA_WORKFLOW.md:L122 — The doc states the LaunchAgent “reads credentials from scripts/infra/credentials/.env.cpanel”, but the current com.agentic-flow.ssl-monitor.plist sources $HOME/Documents/code/scripts/infra/credentials/.env.cpanel (hard-coded checkout path). This can lead to a non-functional LaunchAgent on machines where the repo is located elsewhere.
Severity: medium
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| Runs every 4 hours as a macOS LaunchAgent. Reads credentials from | ||
| `scripts/infra/credentials/.env.cpanel` and checks SSL certificate expiry | ||
| for all domains in `group_vars/cpanel.yml`. |
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docs/INFRA_WORKFLOW.md:L123 — This claims the SSL monitor checks “all domains in group_vars/cpanel.yml”, but cpanel-ssl-monitor.sh currently uses a hard-coded domains=("rooz.live" "yo.life" "yoservice.com") list. The operational behavior described here doesn’t match what actually runs.
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| Run locally to verify all phases: | ||
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| cd /Users/shahroozbhopti/Documents/code |
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docs/INFRA_WORKFLOW.md:L350 — The test snippet uses an absolute local path (/Users/shahroozbhopti/Documents/code) as the repo root, which can be misleading for other operators following the workflow. Consider clarifying that this should be run from the repository root on their machine.
Severity: low
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Summary
Adds `docs/INFRA_WORKFLOW.md` — the operational reference for the unified infra automation layer delivered across Phases 1–6.
What was built (Phases 1–6)
Test results
50/50 assertions pass. All files validated with `bash -n`, `python3 -m py_compile`, YAML parse, and functional tests.
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Co-Authored-By: Oz oz-agent@warp.dev