feat: promethues version bump

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This is a straightforward version bump for Prometheus from v3.0.0 to v3.0.1 in the Kubernetes deployment manifest.

The change looks reasonable, but I have a couple of suggestions:

1. It would be helpful to include the changelog or specific reason for upgrading to v3.0.1 in the commit message
2. Consider using a digest hash instead of a tag for better security and reproducibility

The patch itself is technically sound and follows good practices by:

• Using an explicit registry (docker.io)
• Maintaining the same imagePullPolicy
• Using a specific version rather than 'latest'

Overall: Approved, but would benefit from a more detailed commit message.

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PR Review

Patch 1/2: feat: prometheus version bump

Commit Comment:

feat: Bumped prometheus version to v3.0.1.

Enhancement Suggestion:

• Consider adding a changelog entry or a note in the commit message about the changes in v3.0.1, especially if there are significant updates or bug fixes.

Modified Lines:

- image: docker.io/prom/prometheus:v3.0.0
+ image: docker.io/prom/prometheus:v3.0.1

Patch 2/2: fix: improve pod security posture via security context

Commit Comment:

fix: Improved pod security posture by changing runAsGroup and runAsUser to 10001.

Enhancement Suggestion:

• Ensure that the chosen runAsGroup and runAsUser values are appropriate for your environment and align with your security policies. For example, using 10001 might be too low; consider using a higher value like 10000 or a specific value recommended by your organization's security guidelines.

Modified Lines:

- runAsGroup: 65534
- runAsUser: 65534
+ runAsGroup: 10001
+ runAsUser: 10001

Issues Flagged

1. File: deployment/prometheus/deployment.yml
   • Line: runAsGroup and runAsUser values should be reviewed for appropriateness in the context of your environment's security policies.

Summary

The patches update the Prometheus version and improve the pod security posture by changing the runAsGroup and runAsUser values. However, it is crucial to ensure that these values are appropriate for your environment's security standards.

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PR Review

Patch 1/2: feat: prometheus version bump

Commit Comment:

feat: Bumped prometheus version to v3.0.1.

Enhancement Suggestion:

• Consider adding a changelog entry or a note in the commit message about the changes in v3.0.1, especially if there are significant updates or bug fixes.

Modified Lines:

- image: docker.io/prom/prometheus:v3.0.0
+ image: docker.io/prom/prometheus:v3.0.1

Patch 2/2: fix: improve pod security posture via security context

Commit Comment:

fix: Improved pod security posture by changing runAsGroup and runAsUser to 10001.

Enhancement Suggestion:

• Ensure that the chosen runAsGroup and runAsUser values are appropriate for your environment and align with your security policies. For example, using 10001 might be too low; consider using a higher value like 10000 or a specific value recommended by your organization's security guidelines.

Modified Lines:

- runAsGroup: 65534
- runAsUser: 65534
+ runAsGroup: 10001
+ runAsUser: 10001

Issues Flagged

1. File: deployment/prometheus/deployment.yml

   • Line: - runAsGroup: 65534
     • Issue: The default runAsGroup value of 65534 is often used for unprivileged containers, but it might not be suitable for all environments. It's recommended to use a more specific and secure value.

2. File: deployment/prometheus/deployment.yml

   • Line: - runAsUser: 65534
     • Issue: Similar to the runAsGroup, using 65534 as the default runAsUser could pose security risks if not properly configured.

3. File: deployment/prometheus/deployment.yml

   • Line: imagePullPolicy: IfNotPresent
     • Issue: This policy might cause issues if the image is not present in the local registry. Consider using Always if you want to ensure the latest version is always pulled.

4. File: deployment/prometheus/deployment.yml

   • Line: args: - '--storage.tsdb.retention.time=15d'
     • Issue: The retention time for TSDB should be reviewed based on your data retention policies and storage capacity.

By addressing these points, you can further enhance the security and reliability of your Prometheus deployment.

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Review Summary:

1. For both patches, use the naming convention [PATCH n/m] where n represents the current patch number and m indicates the total number of patches in this series.
2. Patch 1: feat: promethues version bump
   • File modification: deployment/prometheus/deployment.yml
     *Insertion(+): 1 line; deletion(-): 1 line
   • Comment: Merge in the updated Prometheus version from v3.0.0 to v3.0.1.
3. Patch 2: fix: improve pod security posture via security context
   • File modification: deployment/prometheus/deployment.yml
   • Insertion(+): 2 lines; deletion(-): 2 lines
   • Comment: Adjust the security context for the Prometheus Pod. Use runAsGroup: 10001, runAsUser: 10001, and ensure runAsNonRoot: true. By doing this, your pod runs as the non-root user, improving its security posture.

General Notes:

• Maintain consistency in commit messages and formatting. Ensure clear, concise descriptions that convey the purpose of the patch.
• In addition to security considerations, verify other aspects of the patch, such as functionality and performance impacts.
• Keep the review comments succinct, focusing on the modified lines with clear, informative pinpoint enhancements or issues.
• Use British English in both commit messages and reviews.

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