feat(compose): add x-defang-s3 extension for managed object store (Phase 1) - #2239
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…ase 1) Adds the CLI-side plumbing from the design on DefangLabs/pulumi-defang#480: extension allowlist, bucket-name validation, a MinIO image-anchor check, and endpoint/bucket/region env injection into every depends_on consumer (mirroring the existing model-provider <SERVICE>_URL convention in wireDependentServices, since a real cloud bucket can't be reached by CNAME — bucket names are globally unique and TLS SNI won't match a private name). IsComputeService is deliberately NOT updated yet: until a provider actually provisions a real bucket (Phase 2+), the MinIO container must stay deployed as a normal compute service or `compose up` has nothing to inject env from. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BbrZGaX7D2rj4DDV7F6m4S
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Included review availability: 4 reviews are currently available. Your included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 5 reviews per hour. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughManaged S3 and MinIO support was added to Compose validation and service fixup. The change validates bucket metadata, normalizes ports, uses provider regions when available, wires bucket and region settings into dependent services, and adds S3 fixtures. ChangesManaged S3 Compose support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds managed S3 Compose support and bucket-aware service behavior. It remains mergeable with owner awareness, but image names that merely end in a MinIO-like suffix may receive unintended MinIO port handling. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant FixupServices
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FixupServices->>MinIOService: validate S3 configuration
FixupServices->>MinIOService: normalize ingress port
FixupServices->>AccountProvider: obtain account region
AccountProvider-->>FixupServices: return region or no region
FixupServices->>DependentService: inject bucket and available region
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In `@src/pkg/cli/compose/fixup.go`:
- Around line 708-710: Update IsMinioRepo to normalize image references
containing tags or digests before matching the repository, so
minio/minio@sha256:<digest> is recognized as MinIO after GetImageRepo
truncation. Preserve recognition of ordinary MinIO references and add a
digest-pinned image case to the existing fixup fixture.
In `@src/pkg/cli/compose/validation_test.go`:
- Around line 494-499: Extend the validation table near the existing “starts
with hyphen” case with a bucket value ending in a hyphen, such as “buzz-media-”,
and assert the corresponding validateS3Store error for the declared bucket-name
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GetImageRepo cut the reference at the first colon, so minio/minio@sha256:<digest> became "minio/minio@sha256" and none of the IsMinioRepo/IsPostgresRepo/IsRedisRepo/IsMongoRepo anchors matched: a digest-pinned MinIO service without x-defang-s3 skipped fixupS3Service and lost its host-port fixup. Strip the digest first, and treat a colon before the last slash as a registry port rather than a tag, which also fixes registry.example.com:5000/minio/minio. isStatefulImage repeated the same first-colon parse, so it missed a digest-pinned image too; it now uses the shared helper. Tests: a GetImageRepo table (tag, digest, tag+digest, registry port, case), a digest-pinned isStatefulImage case, a digestpin service in the s3 fixture (proves both the port fixup and the stateful warning), and the trailing-hyphen bucket-name boundary in the validateS3Store table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01T3WmpdY3zc555sNdkY9dzQ
| if len(svccfg.Ports) == 0 { | ||
| term.Debugf("service %q: adding S3 host port %d", svccfg.Name, minioPort) | ||
| svccfg.Ports = []composeTypes.ServicePortConfig{{Target: minioPort, Mode: Mode_HOST, Protocol: Protocol_TCP}} | ||
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| fixupIngressPorts(svccfg) | ||
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Is this port stuff actually needed? I mean, ideally for most cloud the dependent service(s) talk to the cloud's native S3-compatible storage directly. In Azure case we need an s3-proxy, which is listening on a port, but might not be this "minio" port.
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You're right, and it was worse than unnecessary — it was misleading. Removed in e83b784.
The host port on postgres/redis/mongo exists for one reason, spelled out in fixupPostgresService: "we must have at least one host port to get a CNAME for the service". A CNAME is exactly what an S3 endpoint cannot be — bucket names are globally unique, and TLS SNI would not match objs.project.internal — which is the very reason this design injects env vars instead of relying on DNS. So the port bought nothing, and the http://objs:9000 URL built on top of it pointed at the MinIO sentinel rather than at real storage. On Azure it would have been wrong twice over, since s3proxy listens on its own port.
So the CLI now injects only <SVC>_BUCKET and <SVC>_REGION, and adds no port. The endpoint is the provider's to supply, because only the provider knows the shape: native S3/GCS on AWS and GCP, where the SDK's own default endpoint is usually right and no variable is needed at all, and the s3proxy service on Azure. An endpoint the author sets themselves is still passed through untouched.
Region now comes from AccountInfo.Region rather than a hard-coded us-east-1 — the bucket lives where the app deploys — and falls back to us-east-1 only when the provider reports no region.
One thing left as-is: fixupIngressPorts still runs on the anchor, so a port the author declared on their minio: block is moved to host mode instead of getting a public load balancer. That is also what still makes recognizing the anchor observable, and it is what the new digestpin fixture asserts.
What this leaves for Phase 2: the provider injecting the endpoint on the clouds that need one. That belongs on DefangLabs/pulumi-defang#503, and I'll note it there.
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Explain the rationale for <SVC>_BUCKET and <SVC>_REGION. Is this how must services will want that ref? Isn't <SVC>_URL the more standard injected var? @defangdevs
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Rationale now in the code as well (1acbba1). Short version: <SVC>_URL is the right convention for a model provider, because one URL is the whole client config there. For S3 it cannot be, for three reasons.
1. No S3 URL carries the bucket. In every mainstream client the bucket is a per-call API parameter, not client config — GetObject(bucket, key), not NewClient(url). So the bucket has to arrive as a variable of its own no matter what else we inject. Buzz is the proof, since it is the app driving this design:
// crates/buzz-deletion/src/lib.rs:564
s3_endpoint: required_env("BUZZ_S3_ENDPOINT")?,
s3_bucket: required_env("BUZZ_S3_BUCKET")?,Four separate variables, endpoint and bucket among them. s3://bucket or https://bucket.s3.region.amazonaws.com could in principle encode both, but no SDK parses a bucket back out of either, so every app would need parsing code — and the URL shape would have to differ per cloud (Azure via s3proxy needs path-style addressing, so the virtual-hosted form is wrong there), which pushes the cloud-specificity back into the app that the extension exists to hide.
2. On AWS the endpoint should be absent. The SDK's default endpoint plus the task role is the correct configuration, so an injected <SVC>_URL would be redundant at best on the majority cloud.
3. Region is separate because SigV4 needs it and non-AWS clients don't read AWS_REGION on their own — Buzz reads BUZZ_S3_REGION and falls back to AWS_REGION by hand (lib.rs:550-556).
So _URL is not dropped, it moves: the provider injects an endpoint on the clouds that need one (GCS interop, Azure s3proxy), which I have noted on DefangLabs/pulumi-defang#503.
One thing your question exposes that I have not solved. No real app reads OBJS_BUCKET. Buzz wants BUZZ_S3_BUCKET, Laravel wants AWS_BUCKET, django-storages wants AWS_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME. <SVC>_BUCKET is consistent with our own <SVC>_URL convention, but it lands next to the app's real variable rather than in it, so the author ends up restating the bucket name anyway. compose-spec already has the escape hatch for this on models — endpoint_var — and wireDependentServices honors it. The same shape would work here:
x-defang-s3:
bucket: buzz-media-prod
bucket_var: BUZZ_S3_BUCKET # optional; default OBJS_BUCKET
region_var: BUZZ_S3_REGION # optional; default OBJS_REGION
endpoint_var: BUZZ_S3_ENDPOINT # optional; filled by the provider in Phase 2+Your call, since it is a public contract: (a) keep <SVC>_BUCKET/<SVC>_REGION only, (b) add the optional *_var overrides above, or (c) drop our prefix and inject the AWS-standard names — AWS_REGION and AWS_ENDPOINT_URL_S3, which every AWS SDK reads with no app code — plus <SVC>_BUCKET, since no standard name for a bucket exists. I lean (b): it keeps the convention as the default and stops the author from repeating the bucket name. Say which and I will push it.
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Answered offline: (a) — keep <SVC>_BUCKET/<SVC>_REGION, add no *_var knob. The PR is already in that state, so nothing to push.
The pattern that answers my own objection: put the bucket name in .env once, then reference it twice.
services:
objs:
image: minio/minio
x-defang-s3:
bucket: ${MEDIA_BUCKET}
buzz:
depends_on: [objs]
environment:
BUZZ_S3_BUCKET: ${MEDIA_BUCKET}I claimed the author "ends up restating the bucket name anyway". That was wrong. The author restates a variable reference, not the value, so the name still lives in one place and the app keeps the variable name it already reads. The injected OBJS_BUCKET is then redundant, which is harmless — wireS3DependentServices never overwrites a value the author set.
Verified against this branch: extensions are interpolated, so ${MEDIA_BUCKET} resolves inside x-defang-s3 from .env and passes validateS3Store.
One consequence worth stating in the docs, because the error does not explain itself. cli.WithOsEnv is disabled in our loader, so only .env files and COMPOSE_* feed interpolation, and an unresolved variable is left literal for CD. A bucket name that is not in .env therefore reaches validateS3Store as the string "${MEDIA_BUCKET}" and fails with:
'bucket' "${MEDIA_BUCKET}" must use only lowercase letters, digits and hyphens, and start/end with a letter or digit
The name is correct but the cause is not obvious. Unlike most Compose values, the bucket name can never be deferred to CD — it is needed at load time to wire dependents. Want me to special-case a leftover ${...} with a message that says so? Small change, and this is the one field where deferral can never work.
Per review: the host port on postgres/redis/mongo is a HACK to earn the service a CNAME, and a CNAME cannot carry an S3 endpoint — bucket names are globally unique and TLS SNI would not match a private name, which is the very reason this design injects env vars instead. So the port bought nothing here, and the http://<svc>:9000 URL built on top of it pointed at the MinIO sentinel rather than at real storage. The endpoint is the provider's to supply, because only it knows the shape: native S3/GCS on AWS and GCP, where the SDK's own default endpoint is usually right, and the s3proxy service — on its own port, not MinIO's — on Azure. The CLI now injects only <SVC>_BUCKET and <SVC>_REGION, and never overwrites an endpoint the author set themselves. Region now comes from AccountInfo.Region (the bucket lives where the app deploys) and falls back to us-east-1 only when the provider reports none. The digestpin fixture keeps proving the digest fix through the ingress-to-host port fixup, which is what recognizing the MinIO anchor still does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01T3WmpdY3zc555sNdkY9dzQ
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725-725: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMatch the final repository component.
strings.HasSuffix(repo, "minio")also matches unrelated images such asghcr.io/acme/notminio. Withoutx-defang-s3, that service is classified as MinIO and its ingress ports are changed to host mode.Match
minioas the complete final path component, for examplerepo == "minio" || strings.HasSuffix(repo, "/minio"). Add a non-MinIO suffix case to the table test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/pkg/cli/compose/fixup.go`:
- Around line 343-344: Update FixupServices to track provider.AccountInfo
failures separately from an empty successful response; for managed S3, return
the failure as a wrapped error, otherwise avoid injecting a fallback region when
the lookup failed. Use defaultS3Region only when AccountInfo succeeded but
returned an empty region.
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In `@src/pkg/cli/compose/fixup.go`:
- Line 725: Update the MinIO repository check to match only the complete final
path component, accepting exactly “minio” or repositories ending in “/minio” and
rejecting names such as “notminio”. Add a table-test case covering a non-MinIO
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fixupS3Service fell back to us-east-1 whenever AccountInfo.Region was empty. That is not only the "provider reported no region" case: FixupServices treats an AccountInfo failure as non-fatal and carries on with a zero value, so a failed lookup landed in the same branch. A guessed region is worse than no region. It overrides the SDK's own resolution with a value that is wrong whenever the deployment is not in that guess, and SigV4 then fails at runtime against a bucket in the real region. Omitted, the SDK resolves the region itself from the task environment. This also makes the S3 wiring consistent with configureAccessGateway, which sets AWS_REGION only when info.Region is non-empty. TestFixupS3ServiceRegion covers all three branches: region present, region absent, and an author-set value winning over the provider's. The testdata/s3 fixture loses its OBJS_REGION line, which is the bug it was pinning: MockProvider reports no region. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01T3WmpdY3zc555sNdkY9dzQ
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…ervice The MinIO anchor was left in IsComputeService deliberately: no provider could provision a bucket yet, so excluding it would have broken `compose up`. DefangLabs/pulumi-defang#518 removes that reason — on AWS the store is now an S3 bucket and there is no ECS service for it at all, so the CLI would wait for a service that never arrives. Confirmed on the end-to-end deploy: the wait line reads `waiting for services [app s3probe] to reach state DEPLOYMENT_COMPLETED`, with the store absent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01T3WmpdY3zc555sNdkY9dzQ
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Phase 1 (CLI-only wiring) of the managed object store design consolidated on DefangLabs/pulumi-defang#480, updated per the review comment there.
x-defang-s3extension, added to the allowlist next tox-defang-mongodbIsMinioRepoimage-anchor check (warns whenx-defang-s3is set on a non-MinIO image, same pattern asIsRedisRepo/IsPostgresRepo/IsMongoRepo)depends_onthe S3 service —<SVCNAME>_BUCKETand<SVCNAME>_REGION— following the conventionwireDependentServicesalready uses for model providers, because a real cloud bucket can't be reached by a plain CNAME: bucket names are globally unique, and TLS SNI won't match a private DNS name. Never overwrites a value the compose author already set. Region comes fromAccountInfo.Region, falling back tous-east-1only when the provider reports none.http://<svc>:9000URL built on it pointed at the MinIO sentinel rather than at real storage. The endpoint is the provider's to supply: native S3/GCS on AWS and GCP, where the SDK's own default endpoint usually needs no variable, and the s3proxy service on its own port on Azure.GetImageReponow sees past a digest (minio/minio@sha256:…) and past a registry port (registry:5000/minio/minio). It cut at the first colon before, so every managed-image anchor — MinIO, Postgres, Redis, Mongo — andisStatefulImagemissed a digest-pinned image.Deliberately not included:
IsComputeServiceis not updated to excludex-defang-s3. Until a provider (Phase 2+) actually provisions a real bucket, the MinIO container must stay deployed as a normal compute workload — otherwisecompose upwould have nothing to inject the env vars from. That change belongs with the AWS provisioning work.Also not included, per the design-doc discussion: manual
BucketAlreadyOwnedByYou/BucketAlreadyExistshandling (Pulumi'saws.s3.Bucketsurfaces these as a normal apply error already), and any cloud provisioning (tracked as Phase 2/3/4 in the issue).Test plan
go test -short ./pkg/cli/compose/...— all pass, including newTestValidateS3Storetable test and thetestdata/s3/golden fixtures (auto-generated, reviewed by hand)go test -short ./...— full suite greengo build ./...,gofmt -l,go vetclean on touched filesmake lint— 27 pre-existing issues elsewhere in the repo (none in the files this PR touches)🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Tracking issue for the user-facing feature: DefangLabs/defang#688 (#2212 was consolidated into it).