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Stop creating aws-native security group rules in Ec2WithRdp - #50
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CloudFormation-backed SecurityGroupIngress/Egress resources silently adopt an existing identical rule instead of failing, so two Pulumi resources end up owning one AWS rule and deleting either one revokes it for both. This is the transitional release that removes rule management entirely; the next release re-adds rules on the classic aws.vpc.SecurityGroupIngressRule and SecurityGroupEgressRule resources. BREAKING CHANGE: NewSecurityGroupConfig.ingress_rules is removed and the egress-all rule is no longer created.
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- Around line 36-37: Update the changelog entry describing the transitional “no
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🟠 Major · Keep RDP access during the security-group migration. · ec2.py:124-148
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftKeep RDP access during the security-group migration.
When an existing stack uses
NewSecurityGroupConfig, this update removes its component-managed ingress resources. The generated security group remains attached to the instance, but the configuration provides no replacement ingress resource. AWS therefore removes the RDP rule, leaving the instance unreachable over RDP until a later rule deployment.Do not publish the generated security group without an access rule. Retain the existing rule resources in this release, or provide a migration path with a temporary non-duplicate RDP rule before removing them. Remove the native rules only when the replacement migration is deployed.
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class NewSecurityGroupConfig(BaseModel): model_config = ConfigDict(arbitrary_types_allowed=True) central_networking_vpc_name: str description: str = "Allow all outbound traffic for SSM access" + ingress_rules: list[ec2.SecurityGroupIngressArgs] = []🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Deploying the transitional release deletes the previously managed security group rules and interrupts RDP and SSM. Document the required order: upgrade first, then add replacement rules, never pre-create identical ones.
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Why is this change necessary?
Ec2WithRdpcreates its security group rules withpulumi-aws-nativeec2.SecurityGroupIngress/SecurityGroupEgress, which are CloudFormationAWS::EC2::SecurityGroupIngress/Egressunder Cloud Control. Two behaviours of that path have been taking the consumer's sim environments down since March:InvalidPermission.Duplicateas a failure (AWS::EC2::SecurityGroup Egress duplicate rules causes unintended deletion aws-cloudformation/cloudformation-coverage-roadmap#1534, #612). It reports success and returns the existing rule's ID. Any two Pulumi resources describing the same rule end up owning one AWS rule, and deleting either revokes it for both. The consumer's prod state currently has 54 rule IDs claimed by 2 to 11 resources and 24 rule IDs that no longer exist in AWS.AWS::EC2::SecurityGroupreturns every live rule inSecurityGroupIngress/Egress.pulumi refreshprojects that into the checkpointed inputs; the nextupdiffs it against a program that declares no inline rules, sendsremove /SecurityGroupIngress, and the update handler revokes all of them. Verified from consecutive prod checkpoints on 2026-03-26.The classic
aws.vpc.SecurityGroupIngressRule/SecurityGroupEgressRuleresources have neither problem: the Terraform-based provider raises on a duplicate and refreshes each rule by its ownsgr-ID. This is the first of two releases movingEc2WithRdpthere.How does this change address the issue?
Transitional release:
Ec2WithRdpcreates no rule resources at all andNewSecurityGroupConfig.ingress_rulesis removed. #51 (next release) re-adds rules on the classic resources.Two releases are required because of ordering. A consumer deploy must first delete the native rule resources, which revokes them in AWS, before classic rules with identical specs can be created; otherwise every classic create fails with
InvalidPermission.Duplicate, and Pulumi always runs deletes after creates within one update. Shipping both changes in one release would force consumers to hand-edit state.What side effects does this change have?
Breaking. After a consumer deploys with this version, orchestrator security groups created by this component have no inbound and no outbound rules until the consumer moves to 0.5.0.
How is this change tested?
Unit test asserts the component registers exactly one security group and zero aws-native rule resources.
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