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fix(metrics): label hosted project metrics with the runtime's service, release and deployment - #4614

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Part of veryfront/veryfront-issue-inbox#1873

Problem

On staging, a project metric emitted from a shared renderer reaches Grafana through the API's /internal/metrics/otlp proxy, but its resource identity comes from the project's env snapshot instead of the host:

g12_probe_events_total{project_id="5ab0b21f-…", service_name="veryfront", service_version="unknown", …}

There is no deployment_environment, so staging and production series cannot be told apart by the label every platform metric and alert uses. The service name and version are the fallbacks, and a project could set them itself through its own OTEL_SERVICE_NAME.

Change

  • The internal-proxy target reads OTEL_SERVICE_NAME, OTEL_SERVICE_VERSION (then VERYFRONT_VERSION, RELEASE_VERSION) and OTEL_DEPLOYMENT_ENVIRONMENT from the host. Dedicated runtimes keep reading their own project env.
  • The OTLP resource carries deployment.environment when it is set.
  • Because a project can no longer vary the internal target's identity, it gets one internal target per project. The quota test now asserts that, and the eviction test fills the 90-project limit instead.

Verification

  • deno task test:file src/metrics/index.test.ts: the new test failed before the change and passes after it.
  • deno fmt, deno lint, deno check, lint:testing-front-door and lint:test-semantic-dispositions all pass.

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  • Improvements
    • Hosted metrics now use the runtime’s service name and version, along with its deployment environment, when available.
    • Metrics can identify runtime service details provided through resource attributes.
    • Internal metrics targets are grouped more consistently when telemetry service names vary across projects.
  • Documentation
    • Updated the metrics guide to describe the service name, service version, and deployment environment labels.

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Metric targets now resolve service name, service version, and deployment environment from selected environment sources. Target matching and OTLP resource attributes include deployment environment. Tests and the shared-runtime metrics guide cover these changes.

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Metric identity and deployment labels

Layer / File(s) Summary
Resolve metric service identity
src/metrics/index.ts, src/metrics/index.test.ts
Identity resolution reads service name, service version, and deployment environment from the selected environment source. Tests cover runtime identity values and resource attributes.
Match targets and export deployment attributes
src/metrics/index.ts, src/metrics/index.test.ts, docs/guides/project-metrics.md
Target matching includes deployment environment, and OTLP resources include it when defined. Tests cover proxy target counts and eviction. The guide describes shared-runtime metric labels.

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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 1b209

Hosted metrics can report a project-chosen release, and the guide can misdirect metric queries. Prevent the identity override before merging and correct the guide.

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Security architecture risk: 🟠 High · up to 1b209

Host-owned metric labels should make staging and production telemetry easier to distinguish, but the new identity lookup can still accept values inherited from shared JavaScript state. That could mislabel platform metrics and affect alerts. The exposure in production shared runtimes remains unconfirmed.

Retained concerns

  • High · security · inferred: The new resource-attribute lookup accepts inherited values. Where project code shares the exporter’s JavaScript realm, it can influence host-authenticated metric identity despite the switch to host environment reads, potentially mislabeling shared telemetry and fragmenting per-project targets. Production realm isolation is not established.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — In a shared JavaScript realm, project-controlled prototype state could alter labels on metrics sent through the host-authenticated internal proxy. The likely outcome is telemetry and alert-integrity loss, not control of the proxy URL or possession of its credentials. The number of production projects sharing such a realm is unknown.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — A project able to mutate the shared Object.prototype can provide an absent service or deployment resource key through inheritance. The new resolver can select that value before its host fallback, retain it as target identity, and emit it in the OTLP resource. This path depends on shared-realm execution; direct project environment overrides of the internal target are blocked by the host-reader switch.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — The host reader bypasses project environment snapshots, and internal proxy routing and authorization remain host-derived. Those controls protect direct environment and endpoint selection but do not make an ordinary parsed object’s inherited properties host-owned.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — If inherited identity values vary between emits, target matching can create separate entries and consume bounded target capacity; unchanged identity reuses a target, and export uses the identity already bound to it. This is a conditional availability effect, not evidence of a quota-accounting failure.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Resolve resource identity only from own parsed keys, for example with a null-prototype record or explicit own-property checks. Confirm production realm isolation and the authority to set host OTEL_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES before treating host reads as a complete tenant boundary.
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Code review: 83/100 (good, minor suggestions)

Solid, well-tested fix for a real identity-spoofing gap: hosted project metrics routed through /internal/metrics/otlp were previously labeled from the project's own env (so a project could set OTEL_SERVICE_NAME and mislabel itself, and there was no deployment.environment to separate staging from production series at all).

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  • Correctly scopes the fix: only the internal-proxy target now reads identity from readHostEnv; the project's-own-OTLP-endpoint branch is left on readEnv, so self-hosted/dedicated OTLP configs are unaffected.
  • Adds deployment.environment end-to-end (interface, resolver, interning key, OTLP body), and correctly omits the field entirely when unset rather than emitting an empty string.
  • Test coverage is good: a new test exercises the "project sets OTEL_SERVICE_NAME/OTEL_DEPLOYMENT_ENVIRONMENT but host values win" case, plus a second test for the OTEL_RESOURCE_ATTRIBUTES fallback path. The two updated quota/eviction tests correctly reflect the new "one internal target per project" invariant this change causes (previously a project could fragment its own quota by varying OTEL_SERVICE_NAME; now it can't).
  • Interning key (retainDirectTarget) was updated to include deploymentEnvironment, so targets that differ only by environment don't collide.

Concerns

  • docs/guides/project-metrics.md: the new sentence names the resource attributes as service_name, service_version, deployment_environment (underscores), but the actual OTLP field names — asserted verbatim in the new tests (attributes["service.name"], attributes["service.version"], attributes["deployment.environment"]) and in buildDirectOtlpBody — use dots. The same doc's own "Query sparse counters" section, a few paragraphs later, already refers to the sibling attribute as service.instance.id (dotted). Worth using the dotted form here too, or explicitly noting these appear with underscores only after Prometheus/Grafana label translation, so the guide doesn't contradict itself and the tests it's describing.
  • Minor: resolveDirectServiceIdentity now takes an env reader as a parameter, which is a reasonable way to share the host/project logic across three call sites — worth double-checking there isn't an existing convention elsewhere in src/metrics for parameterizing readEnv vs readHostEnv that this should match, for consistency.

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