feat(policy): add memory:PutBioTables and memory:DeleteBioTables actions - #257
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The AIStor Memory API is gaining a biotables resource family that provisions an agent's OpenTelemetry tables in its cortex's warehouse, so the table names and schemas live in one server-side definition rather than in each client. These two actions authorize that family, addressed as arn:minio:memory:::<cortex>/biotables/<agent>. They are separate from memory:PutAgent because they write the Tables catalog rather than agent state, so a principal allowed to write an agent must not gain them. Both are point actions and take no enumeration condition key.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe policy package adds put and delete actions for agent telemetry tables. It registers both actions as supported Memory actions and updates tests for action validity and point-action condition-key rejection. ChangesMemory policy actions
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Mergeability Score: ⚪ Minimal · up to This adds explicit authorization for provisioning and deleting an agent’s telemetry tables without changing existing action behavior. The change is localized and verified by passing policy tests and lint, so no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. Possibly related PRs
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In `@policy/memory-resource_test.go`:
- Around line 794-797: The point-action validation test around pointActions must
also assert that memory:max-keys is rejected, specifically covering
MemoryPutBioTablesAction and MemoryDeleteBioTablesAction alongside the existing
memory:prefix assertion. Ensure the loop or dedicated cases validate both
conditions without changing unrelated action coverage.
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policy/memory-action.gopolicy/memory-action_test.gopolicy/memory-resource_test.go
The point-action loop checked only memory:prefix while the list-action loop above it checks both enumeration keys, so a regression granting memory:max-keys to a read or a write would have passed. Mirrors the list loop's shape.
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will redo this as a single API instead of introducing the biotables as a new api |
Problem
The AIStor Memory API has no action that authorizes provisioning an agent's OpenTelemetry tables.
Those tables are created today by whichever client writes telemetry first, so their names and schemas can drift between the
ingest sidecar, the console and the CLI. A drift is only discovered when one writer fails against a table another client
created, and the failure surfaces far from the change that caused it.
Moving that definition to a single server-side owner needs a resource family of its own —
biotables, addressed asarn:minio:memory:::<cortex>/biotables/<agent>. No existing action authorizes it.memory:PutAgentis the wrong one: itwrites agent state, while provisioning telemetry writes the Tables catalog, so a principal allowed to write an agent must not
gain it by default.
Fix
memory:PutBioTablesandmemory:DeleteBioTables, registered inSupportedMemoryActionsso they validate, parse and match.memory:prefixor
memory:max-keys.TestMemoryEnumerationConditionKeysnow asserts that, alongside the existing read and write actions.memory:PutAgent's doc comment now says it covers a memory beneath an agent as well as the record itself, which is what theaction has always authorized.
No behaviour changes for any existing action.
Verification
Negative verification — dropping one registration from
SupportedMemoryActionsand re-running:Restored, and the suite is green again.
Also included
Nothing. The branch is three files, all under
policy/.Not fixed
The consumer in
miniohq/eosis not part of this PR. It depends on these two actions and will follow once this lands and thedependency is bumped.
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New Features
Bug Fixes