IAM Roles | Store roles in accounts with type=role instead of a separate iam_roles collection - #9916
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughIAM roles now use typed ChangesIAM role account migration
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participant UpgradeScript
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UpgradeScript->>AccountUtil: Generate role email
UpgradeScript->>SystemStore: Find or insert ROLE account
AccountServer->>AccountUtil: Resolve role identity
AccountServer->>SystemStore: Read or update account-backed role
SystemStore-->>AccountServer: Return role account
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src/server/system_services/account_server.js (1)
1211-1211: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueExtract the shared IAM-user predicate.
Lines 1211 and 1325 now hold the same filter logic: skip role records, skip deleted records, then compare
get_owner_account_id(account)with an owner id. Extract one helper, for example_list_iam_users_for_account(owner_account_id), and call it from_verify_can_delete_accountandlist_users. This keeps the role-exclusion rule in one place.Also applies to: 1325-1325
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/server/system_services/account_server.js` at line 1211, Extract the duplicated IAM-user filtering logic into a shared helper such as _list_iam_users_for_account(owner_account_id), including role/deleted exclusion and owner matching. Update _verify_can_delete_account and list_users to call the helper, keeping the existing filtering behavior centralized.src/server/system_services/schemas/account_indexes.js (1)
14-26: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe new index is case-sensitive, but role identity is case-insensitive.
get_account_email_from_role_namelowercases the role name, soMyRoleandmyrolemap to one email and one identity. This index comparesnamewith case sensitivity, so it does not enforce the same rule. The existing uniquenamein the same normalized form used for the email.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/server/system_services/schemas/account_indexes.js` around lines 14 - 26, The role name index in the account indexes definition does not match the case-insensitive identity used by get_account_email_from_role_name. Make the role name uniqueness representation consistent with that normalization, or document clearly in the index definition that the existing unique email index is the authoritative uniqueness constraint for roles; preserve the current role identity behavior.
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In `@src/sdk/object_sdk.js`:
- Around line 68-73: Update IAM role mutation handlers
update_assume_role_policy, put_role_policy, delete_role_policy, and delete_role
to invalidate the corresponding iam_roles_cache entry using role_name and
owner_account_id after successful changes; alternatively, document the accepted
cache staleness window if invalidation is intentionally not supported.
In `@src/server/system_services/account_server.js`:
- Around line 1810-1823: Update put_role_policy at
src/server/system_services/account_server.js:1810-1823 and delete_role_policy at
src/server/system_services/account_server.js:1848-1856 to use atomic
policy-array updates or version-guarded writes instead of unguarded whole-array
$set operations. Update delete_role at
src/server/system_services/account_server.js:1783-1786 so the empty-policy
condition is included in the removal predicate, preventing a concurrent
put_role_policy from attaching a policy after validation.
- Around line 1698-1712: Update _return_iam_role_info to resolve iam_role.owner
as an account identifier before reading access_keys, so owner_access_key is
populated when owner is an ObjectId on the create path. Reuse the existing
account/system-store lookup mechanism and preserve the response behavior for
already-resolved owner objects.
In `@src/util/account_util.js`:
- Around line 328-332: Update get_account_email_from_role_name to normalize
role_name before lowercasing, unwrapping SensitiveString values while preserving
plain string support. Use the unwrapped role name when constructing the existing
synthetic email format, leaving owner_account_id handling unchanged.
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In `@src/server/system_services/account_server.js`:
- Line 1211: Extract the duplicated IAM-user filtering logic into a shared
helper such as _list_iam_users_for_account(owner_account_id), including
role/deleted exclusion and owner matching. Update _verify_can_delete_account and
list_users to call the helper, keeping the existing filtering behavior
centralized.
In `@src/server/system_services/schemas/account_indexes.js`:
- Around line 14-26: The role name index in the account indexes definition does
not match the case-insensitive identity used by
get_account_email_from_role_name. Make the role name uniqueness representation
consistent with that normalization, or document clearly in the index definition
that the existing unique email index is the authoritative uniqueness constraint
for roles; preserve the current role identity behavior.
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I did partial review -
I didn't review all the changes account_server (Suddenly I had the message "Diff is too big to render. To view, check out this pull request locally.")
| // To make the role name unique across system: | ||
| // - first part is role name in lower case with role/ prefix | ||
| // - second part is owner account id | ||
| function get_account_email_from_role_name(role_name, owner_account_id) { |
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in AWS we can have in the account role and user with the same name?
This is way you had to create this function?
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Yes, AWS allows a user and a role with the same name in the same account, since they are different identity types.
That helper exists to avoid key collisions in our unified accounts collection by prefixing role keys (role/...).
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In that case we save role ARN, this tring looks similer to ARN to me
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I think we should keep this custom string for internal lookup and uniqueness, because ARN is an external display format (includes path/format details) and using it as DB key would be complex from storage to API format.
| // IAM roles are stored in accounts with type=role - exclude from account list | ||
| .filter(account => account.type !== 'role') |
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I'm not sure about this addition, and if you need it - better add your filter last.
@naveenpaul1 worked on Users API in containrized.
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| const any_non_support_account = _.find(system_store.data.accounts, function(account) { | ||
| return !account.is_support; | ||
| return !account.is_support && account.type !== 'role'; |
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Same here, I'm not sure whether you need to add here.
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In `@src/sdk/nb.d.ts`:
- Around line 108-118: Align the account declarations with persisted records:
change creation_date in the relevant account types from Date to number, and make
IamRole.assume_role_policy_document optional because create_role may omit
undefined fields. Preserve identity_type and owner requirements.
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In `@src/util/account_util.js`:
- Line 338: Use a consistent role-name normalization rule across synthetic
identity creation and lookup: update the comparison logic near the role lookup
flow (including the stored role name and input) to normalize both values before
exact equality, matching the lowercase identity produced by the role identity
construction. Preserve owner matching and existing lookup behavior.
- Around line 358-365: Update _list_iam_roles_by_owner to compare owner IDs
using get_owner_account_id(account), or by converting account.owner._id to a
string before comparing with owner_id_str, while preserving the existing role
and owner checks.
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| function get_account_email_from_role_name(role_name, owner_account_id) { | ||
| const role_name_str = _get_role_name(role_name); | ||
| return new SensitiveString(`role/${role_name_str.toLowerCase()}:${owner_account_id}`); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use one normalization rule for role names.
Line 338 lowercases the synthetic role identity. Lines 370-371 compare the stored role name and input with exact equality. A stored Admin role is not found by a lookup for admin, although both values produce role/admin:<owner>. Normalize both names before comparison, or preserve case in the synthetic identity.
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function _list_iam_roles_by_name(role_name) {
+ const role_name_str = _get_role_name(role_name).toLowerCase();
return (system_store.data.accounts || []).filter(account =>
_is_role_identity(account) &&
- _get_role_name(account.name) === role_name
+ _get_role_name(account.name).toLowerCase() === role_name_str
);
}Also applies to: 367-371
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In `@src/util/account_util.js` at line 338, Use a consistent role-name
normalization rule across synthetic identity creation and lookup: update the
comparison logic near the role lookup flow (including the stored role name and
input) to normalize both values before exact equality, matching the lowercase
identity produced by the role identity construction. Preserve owner matching and
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will make this field name consistent in NC. I had used 'type', will rename to 'identity_type'
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| enum: ['ACCOUNT', 'USER', 'ROLE'] |
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are we planning to add type for users too?
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we set it for all three: create_account writes ACCOUNT/USER based on owner, and create_role (plus the upgrade script) writes ROLE.
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Current accounts saved in the DB don't have this enum (['ACCOUNT', 'USER', 'ROLE']) and the existing code also assumes that if we have owner defined it is a user - what is tha plan for what we had?
Are you sure you need this? I think @sakshimunjal mentioned that didn't use it.
| owner: account._id, | ||
| name: role_config.role_name, | ||
| name: new SensitiveString(role_config.role_name), | ||
| email: role_email, |
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are we adding email only becuse of its required field, right?
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Yes, email is required by the unified accounts schema, and for roles we use a derived internal email key (owner + normalized role name) for uniqueness and fast lookup.
| role.owner?._id?.toString() === account._id.toString() | ||
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| const role_email = account_util.get_account_email_from_role_name(role_config.role_name, account._id.toString()); | ||
| const iam_role = system_store.get_account_by_email(role_email); |
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can we use role name here for searching? that make more.
Will it also return account/user with same email? In that case get role_emil only if iam_role is empty
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We should keep get_account_by_email(role_email) here because it gives deterministic O(1) lookup with owner-scoped, type-safe key (role/<name>:<owner>), whereas role-name search needs scan + owner filtering and yes it is ambiguity-prone in the unified accounts collection.
| identity_type: 'ROLE', | ||
| owner: account._id, | ||
| name: role_config.role_name, | ||
| name: new SensitiveString(role_config.role_name), |
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why role name is SensitiveString? It should be normal name, right?
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Even in upgrade, we keep name as SensitiveString to match how accounts data is stored everywhere else.
Using plain string only here can create inconsistent role records.
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Like I mention above role_name should be simple string
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this helper only keeps backward-safe handling for existing wrapped (SensitiveString) values in current data/call paths.
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But you can add the type to the JSdoc so it would be clear that you expect this function to be used only with strings.
Do you have a case where you pass SensitiveString type?
| function _get_identity_type(account) { | ||
| const identity_type = account.identity_type || account.type; | ||
| if (identity_type) return String(identity_type).toUpperCase(); | ||
| if (!_.isUndefined(account.assume_role_policy_document) || !_.isUndefined(account.iam_role_policies)) { |
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I think we can have user without assume_role_policy_document and iam_role_policies?
| return new SensitiveString(`role/${role_name_str.toLowerCase()}:${owner_account_id}`); | ||
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its better to rename account variable to identity or something similar
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| * @param {string|nb.ID} owner_account_id | ||
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| function _check_create_role_preconditions(role_name, owner_account_id) { |
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can you check the account deleted or not?
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owner_account_id here is the authenticated root account, and deleted-role entries are already filtered by the helpers, so an extra deleted-owner check in this precondition is not required. Thanks
| throw new RpcError('LIMIT_EXCEEDED', | ||
| `Cannot exceed quota for RolesPerAccount: ${MAX_NUMBER_OF_IAM_ROLES}.`); | ||
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| if (_get_iam_role_account_by_name(role_name, owner_account_id)) { |
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Method name is kind of confusing, if ok can we have something like
_get_iam_role_by_name_and_owner_id()
| function _return_iam_role_info(iam_role, account_id) { | ||
| const role_name = account_util._get_role_name(iam_role.name); | ||
| const owner_account = iam_role.owner?.access_keys ? iam_role.owner : | ||
| system_store.data.get_by_id(iam_role.owner?._id || iam_role.owner); |
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why we need to fetch the account again? we already have access_keys from owner, If owner id undefined or owner got deleted from account schema there is no way you can get a account in owner_account variable, they we do DB query again
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We re-resolve owner because create/update flows can have owner as an ID (without access_keys), get_by_id here is an in-memory system_store lookup (not DB), and safely returns undefined if owner is missing/deleted.
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I also find myself confused from this.
@aayushchouhan09 if it is possible to make it easier to understand.
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| identity_type: { |
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had to add same change in my PR as well since there were some related changes. Either you can remove or if any conflict comes, please pay attention in case my PR is merged first, else I will take care
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Sure, I will check and update accordingly.
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do we need to check account deleted similar to _list_active_iam_roles_for_account?
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No, _list_iam_roles_by_owner() is intentionally a generic owner-role helper, while deleted filtering is applied only in _list_active_iam_roles_for_account() where active-role behavior is needed.
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In which case do you need to have the a deleted role in the list?
| return (system_store.data.accounts || []).filter(account => | ||
| _is_role_identity(account) && | ||
| _get_role_name(account.name) === role_name | ||
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same, is account deleted check required?
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No, it was intentional. thanks
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I added questions and comments -
I think missing in the upgrade script the change that you did in the account schema iam_user_policies -> iam_inline_policies.
What will be the case for existing users saved in the accounts table?
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Now that you have the account_info and it is in the same schema, why do you need the role_info?
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Current accounts saved in the DB don't have this enum (['ACCOUNT', 'USER', 'ROLE']) and the existing code also assumes that if we have owner defined it is a user - what is tha plan for what we had?
Are you sure you need this? I think @sakshimunjal mentioned that didn't use it.
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| max_session_duration?: number; | ||
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Can you add a comment so it would be clear that those fields are only relevant for roles?
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| _id: ID; | ||
| /** IAM role identity stored in accounts with identity_type === 'ROLE' */ | ||
| type IamRole = Account & { |
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Do we use it?
If so, it means that we miss IamUser?
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I'm not sure you need to remove, we just need to understand where it is used.
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| const identity_type = identity.identity_type || identity.type; |
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Why do you need identity.type?
| if ((!_.isUndefined(identity.assume_role_policy_document) || !_.isUndefined(identity.iam_inline_policies)) && | ||
| (_.isUndefined(identity_email) || _is_role_identity_email(identity_email))) { |
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We try to avoid using _.isUndefined.
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In which case do you need to have the a deleted role in the list?
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@aayushchouhan09 I didn't have the chance to write upgrade script, suggesting to have a reviewer with experience on this part.
Can you also add testing instruction for this?
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@aayushchouhan09 where is the migration script or part that is related to IAM users?
You change the property name of iam_user_policies.
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Describe the Problem
IAM roles lived in a separate
iam_rolescollection/schema, unlike NC’s single identity model, which maderole/account/userhandling inconsistent and harder to maintain.Explain the Changes
iam_role_schema/iam_rolescollection.iam_inline_policies(unified name) for containerized only.// TODO
5. Enforce per-type required fields on account_schema via thin oneOf (account / user / role).
Issues: Fixed #xxx / Gap #xxx
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