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This function allows to execute commands via SSH, usually when you have VMs or servers outside Kubernetes !

How to use ?

  - triggers:
      - on_prometheus_alert:
          alert_name: Solana-Service-Down
    actions:
      - generic_bash_enricher:
          bash_command:
            - ssh
            - -i
            - /mnt/ssh/id_rsa
            - -o
            - StrictHostKeyChecking=no
            - root@your-remote-ip
            - ls /tmp```

This function allows to execute commands via SSH, usually when you have VMs or servers outside Kubernetes
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A new function, generic_bash_enricher, was introduced to execute arbitrary bash commands on the runner environment. The function processes a parameter dictionary, executes the specified command, captures the output, and enriches the triggering event with the results or any errors encountered.

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Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Bash Command Enrichment
playbooks/robusta_playbooks/bash_enrichments.py
Added generic_bash_enricher function to run arbitrary bash commands, handle input validation, capture output, and enrich events. Also imported subprocess to support command execution.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant generic_bash_enricher
    participant subprocess
    participant Event

    User->>generic_bash_enricher: Trigger with event and params
    generic_bash_enricher->>generic_bash_enricher: Validate params for bash_command
    alt bash_command missing
        generic_bash_enricher->>Event: Add warning enrichment
        generic_bash_enricher-->>User: Return early
    else bash_command present
        generic_bash_enricher->>subprocess: Run bash_command
        subprocess-->>generic_bash_enricher: Return stdout, stderr, returncode
        generic_bash_enricher->>Event: Add enrichment with command results
        generic_bash_enricher-->>User: Return
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
playbooks/robusta_playbooks/bash_enrichments.py (2)

46-46: Add type annotation for the params parameter.

Consider adding a type annotation for better code documentation and IDE support.

-def generic_bash_enricher(event: ExecutionBaseEvent, params):
+def generic_bash_enricher(event: ExecutionBaseEvent, params: dict):

45-78: Security consideration: Arbitrary command execution capability.

This function enables execution of arbitrary bash commands on the runner environment, including SSH to remote hosts as intended. While this provides powerful functionality for the use case described in the PR objectives, ensure that:

  1. Access to this enricher is properly restricted in production environments
  2. Users understand the security implications of running arbitrary commands
  3. Consider logging executed commands for audit purposes

The implementation correctly handles both string and list command formats, includes comprehensive error handling, and provides clear output formatting.

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46-46: Undefined name ExecutionBaseEvent

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[error] 46-46: undefined name 'ExecutionBaseEvent'

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playbooks/robusta_playbooks/bash_enrichments.py (3)

1-1: LGTM!

The addition of subprocess import is necessary for the new generic_bash_enricher function and follows proper Python import conventions.


57-68: LGTM! Robust error handling and command execution.

The error handling correctly:

  • Differentiates between string commands (using shell=True) and list commands
  • Captures both stdout and stderr with proper text handling
  • Handles exceptions gracefully by setting appropriate error status
  • Uses capture_output=True and text=True for clean output processing

70-78: LGTM! Comprehensive output formatting.

The markdown formatting provides clear, structured output that includes all relevant information:

  • Command executed
  • Return code for success/failure indication
  • Separated stdout and stderr in code blocks for readability

@arikalon1 arikalon1 self-requested a review August 12, 2025 07:23
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