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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughBackup creation and restore now support AES-256-GCM encryption for database dumps and storage objects. The change adds backup pruning with configurable retention, quota, and incomplete-directory cleanup. Shell scripts and systemd units schedule backup and pruning operations. ChangesBackup encryption and lifecycle management
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant restoreBackup
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restoreBackup->>encryptionUtilities: Resolve master key and decrypt envelope DEK
restoreBackup->>encryptionUtilities: Decrypt database dump
restoreBackup->>runDatabaseAndMigrations: Restore from decrypted dump
restoreBackup->>restoreStorageObjects: Pass DEK-based decrypt callback
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Use same-length object corruption to protect the checksum check. Backup capture also holds an attachment in memory before encrypting it; confirm available memory for the supported attachment size before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Encryption and existing restore guards provide useful protection, and the inspected entrypoints remain operator-facing. However, automated pruning can mistake an unrestorable encrypted archive for the newest good backup, deletion is not coordinated with concurrent preservation updates, and monitoring reports no stale condition when no usable backups remain. These gaps weaken recovery guarantees. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @packages/services/src/backup/create.ts:
- Around line 105-118: Update createBackup to resolve the master key before
verifyPreflight and dumpDatabase, then pass it to processPayloadEncryption to
avoid writing payloads when key resolution fails. In createBackup’s catch path,
recursively remove workingDir when encryption was requested instead of renaming
it to an incomplete backup; retain the existing incomplete-backup behavior for
unencrypted runs.
Review comments at @packages/services/src/backup/encryption.ts:
- Line 58: Update parseEncryptionKey to reject inputs that are not valid 32-byte
keys encoded as 64-character hex or 44-character base64; remove the unsalted
SHA-256 passphrase derivation and throw validationFailed for all other inputs.
- Around line 178-220: Update encryptFile and decryptFile to process their input
through Transform streams with stream/promises.pipeline instead of writing from
data handlers; this must respect destination backpressure and tear down both
streams on errors. Preserve each function’s existing encryption or decryption
finalization, authentication-tag handling, and byte/hash accounting.
Review comments at @packages/services/src/backup/prune.ts:
- Around line 234-245: In the manifest-parsing catch block within the prune
flow, stop deleting directories based on the `orbit-backup-` prefix; parsing
failures must be treated as unknown and skipped so finalized backups are
preserved. Leave deletion of `.incomplete` and `.tmp` directories to
`cleanIncompleteDirectories`, and retain the existing reporting behavior for
skipped manifests.
- Around line 380-386: Update the backup deletion flow that uses rm so failures
are collected rather than swallowed, while continuing to attempt remaining
deletions. Add an item to deletedBackups and its size to freedBytes only after
its deletion succeeds; apply the same handling to the other rm calls in this
pruning flow, and make the CLI exit non-zero if any deletion failed.
- Around line 175-196: Update the `.tmp` pruning loop so `maxAgeHours` uses a
safe 24-hour default when unset, while allowing the CLI to configure that age
threshold. Only mark a candidate eligible when its stat is available and its
modification age meets the threshold; keep the existing deletion and dry-run
behavior unchanged.
Review comments at @scripts/backup/prune.ts:
- Around line 83-87: Update parseOptionalInt to throw validationFailed when a
provided, non-blank value is not a complete non-negative integer; reject partial
values such as “10x” and negative values instead of returning undefined or
accepting a parsed prefix. Preserve the existing behavior for undefined or blank
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🟠 Major · Do not treat maxTotalBytes as a retention rule. · prune.ts:278-330
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not treat
maxTotalBytesas a retention rule.When the operator sets only
maxTotalBytesand the discovered backups fit within the quota,determineRetainedIdskeeps only the newest and pinned backups.applyQuotaLimitthen returns without changing that set, andexecutePruningdeletes every other discovered backup. This can remove valid backups even though the storage quota is not exceeded.Remove
maxTotalBytesfromhasSpecificRule. The later quota check will still prune backups when the total exceeds the limit.Suggested fix
options.keepWeekly !== undefined || - options.keepMonthly !== undefined || - options.maxTotalBytes !== undefined; + options.keepMonthly !== undefined;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 106-115: Update resolveFileKey to keep only readFile inside the
try/catch that reports file-read failures, then call parseEncryptionKey on the
successfully read content afterward so key-parse errors retain their own
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- Around line 264-286: Update handleFailedDeletions to return a boolean
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The crypto core is solid, nice work.
- AES-256-GCM with a random 96-bit IV per file and per object, a random data key per backup, and a strict key parser.
- No key material in logs or the manifest.
- Tampered, truncated and wrong-key files all fail with "authentication tag mismatch", and the decrypted temp file is removed before
pg_restoreever runs. - A wrong master key fails at the key unwrap, before the restore lock is taken or anything changes.
- Unencrypted backups still restore on the old path.
I ran the 88 backup tests, the validators and the 177 script tests. Typecheck, biome and the repo checks are clean.
Two things block it:
--pinneddoesn't pin, so the backups you name get deleted.isPinnedBackupcompares againstmanifest.metadata.backupIdandsourceRevision, butcreateBackupnever writesmetadata.backupId. The idbackup:createprints is the directory name, and nothing compares it. With two backups andpruneBackups({ keepCount: 1, pinnedBackupIds: ['orbit-backup-2026-08-01T10-00-00-000Z-aaaaaaaa'] }),pinnedBackupscomes back empty and that exact directory is deleted. ThesourceRevisionfallback goes wrong the other way: it defaults to'unknown', so pinning'unknown'pins every backup. Please match on the directory id and drop the revision fallback, and add an engine-level test that pins one backup and asserts it survives.- Two of the three scheduler templates can't run as shipped.
- The Compose and Kubernetes files use
ghcr.io/noveum/orbit-tools:latest, which we don't publish (container-images.ymlpublishes only runtime, gateway and bucket). Even built locally,Dockerfile.toolshas nopg_dump. - The documented
docker compose -f deploy/backup/compose.backup.yaml run --rm backup-runnerruns as its own project on its own network, so it can't resolvepostgresorstoragefrom the preview stack. Its defaults (postgres:postgres,orbit-access-key) don't matchdeploy/docker/compose.yamleither. - CLAUDE.md says nothing runs in Kubernetes, so please drop the CronJob rather than fix it.
- For Compose, either add the service to
deploy/docker/compose.yamlusing its network and secrets, or document the systemd path only.
- The Compose and Kubernetes files use
Should fix:
- Restoring encrypted attachments isn't tested. If I force
decrypttoundefinedinrestore.ts, restore uploads the ciphertext as the attachment and all 92 backup tests still pass. The encrypted round-trip tests use a storage mock with no objects, so the new plaintext size and checksum checks never run. The wrong-key and missing-key cases use a bare.rejects.toThrow(); assert the message and that the database was left alone. - The quota protections the docs promise aren't tested. Removing
b.id !== newestGoodBackupIdor!b.isPinnedfrom the quota filter still passes every test, yetself-hosting.mdsays the newest backup survives--max-bytesand pinned ones are immune. - Prune can delete a backup that's still being written. A
.tmpdirectory is protected only by its mtime againstincompleteMaxAgeHours. With that set to 0, prune deleted a fresh.tmpthat containeddatabase.dump. The mtime also doesn't change whilepg_dumpstreams into an existing file. Since backup and prune run on separate timers, please never delete a.tmpthat's in use: hold a lock file the backup takes, or skip.tmpregardless of age unless it's very old. - "Newest good backup" only means the manifest parses. A newest backup with a missing or corrupt dump is protected, while
keepCountdeletes intact older ones. Check the dump exists and its size matches before treating a backup as good. - Docs.
- The removed "Backup limitations" caveats still apply: encryption needs extra scratch space while the dump and
.enccoexist, and restore decrypts the whole dump into the temp directory. - The key rotation note says old backups stay restorable because the manifest records
keyId, but restore never reads it; the operator has to supply the old key. - The new prune variables and
--pinnedaren't indocs/configuration.mdor.env.example.
- The removed "Backup limitations" caveats still apply: encryption needs extra scratch space while the dump and
Nits: the encrypted header has no format version byte, and GCM runs without additional authenticated data, so keyId and the header aren't bound to the ciphertext. Everything still fails closed, so that's hardening for later. Also, parsePruneArgs runs outside the try, so a bad flag with --json prints a raw stack trace instead of JSON.
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185-189: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftAn mtime check does not protect an in-progress
.tmpcapture.If
incompleteMaxAgeHoursis 0, prune deletes a.tmpdirectory that a running backup is still writing. A directory mtime also stays old while files inside the directory change. A long capture can therefore be deleted even with the 24-hour default. Use a lock or PID marker that the running capture holds, and skip.tmpdirectories that have a live lock.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 92-97: Update the pinned-backup check in the pruning logic to
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- Around line 43-50: Update extractPruneFlags so it validates option names
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no operand instead of silently ignoring it; ensure parsePruneArgs receives these
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- Around line 185-189: Update the pruning logic around ageHours and
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🟠 Major · Stream encryption for captured objects. · create.ts:62-64
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winStream encryption for captured objects.
Uploads are capped at 100 MiB, but
captureStorageObjectshas no size check. During encryption,readFileandencryptBufferallocate multiple full-object buffers. A large accepted object can exceed the memory available to a constrained backup process. Use the existing streamingencryptFilehelper and a temporary output file.🐛 Suggested fix
import { createEnvelopeDataKey, - encryptBuffer, encryptFile, resolveMasterEncryptionKey, } from './encryption.ts'; for (const obj of objects) { const objectPath = join(workingDir, 'objects', obj.key); - const rawData = await readFile(objectPath); - const encryptedData = encryptBuffer(rawData, dek); - await writeFile(objectPath, encryptedData, { mode: 0o600 }); - const encryptedSha256 = createHash('sha256').update(encryptedData).digest('hex'); + const encryptedPath = `${objectPath}.${randomUUID()}.tmp`; + const encryptedData = await encryptFile(objectPath, encryptedPath, dek); + try { + await rename(encryptedPath, objectPath); + } finally { + await rm(encryptedPath, { force: true }); + } encryptedObjects.push({ key: obj.key, - sha256: encryptedSha256, - bytes: encryptedData.byteLength, + sha256: encryptedData.sha256, + bytes: encryptedData.bytes, contentType: obj.contentType, plaintextSha256: obj.sha256, plaintextBytes: obj.bytes,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 239: In the backup validation flow around `dumpStat`, verify the dump’s
SHA-256 against `checksums.databaseDump.sha256` before including it in retention
decisions or selecting `newestGoodBackupId`. Update the test fixture to store
the actual dump digest, and add a same-length corruption case that confirms the
damaged dump is rejected.
- Line 187: Update pruneBackups to accept only names matching the
working-directory naming pattern used by createBackup before applying the age
check; do not treat arbitrary .tmp or .incomplete directories as eligible for
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- Around line 62-64: Replace the full-buffer readFile/encryptBuffer path in
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- Line 250: Normalize both `actualSha256` and `dumpMeta.sha256` to the same case
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- Around line 249-253: In pruneBackups, validate every entry in
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Re-checked every item from the 3 October review against c80eaf3, and all seven are fixed with code and tests: pinning matches the directory name, the Compose and Kubernetes templates are gone, the encrypted attachment restore is exercised end to end including wrong-key and missing-key refusals with the row left untouched, both quota guarantees are tested, .backup.lock protects an in-flight capture, "newest good" now means every artifact verified by digest, and the docs carry the scratch-space, decrypt-to-temp and key-rotation caveats.
Key custody is right: random DEK per backup wrapped under the KEK with AES-256-GCM, the manifest stores only the wrapped DEK, IV, tag and key id, there is deliberately no --encryption-key flag, the helper command is spawned without a shell, and nothing logs key material. Retention never deletes the newest verified or a pinned backup, and dry-run never calls rm. Lint, comment policy, Bun-import policy and typecheck pass on the branch merged with current main, and the non-database suites pass locally. Approving.
Two follow-ups worth a small commit here or a separate PR:
tryDiscoverBackupswallows a failed checksum verification intoundefined, so a corrupt backup disappears fromevaluatedCount,retainedBackups,totalRemainingBytesand the quota computation. It is neither deleted nor reported. AskippedBackupslist in the result and the CLI report, with their size counted toward the quota, would close that.- Discovery now hashes the full dump and every object of every backup on every prune run. With hourly backups and 30 retained that is a full read of the backup directory daily. Cheaper existence and size checks for discovery, with full hashing only for the newest-good candidate, would keep the guarantee without the cost.
Nits: discovered[0] as DiscoveredBackup is a cast standing in for a non-null assertion, destructure instead; docs/configuration.md says the incomplete max age defaults to 24h for both .tmp and .incomplete but the code uses 24h and 0h.
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609-609: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse same-length corruption for the object checksum test.
hello attachmentis 16 bytes, butcorrupted payloadis 17. The byte-count check rejects the current fixture before SHA-256 verification, so this test still passes if object SHA-256 verification is removed.Suggested test change
- Buffer.from('corrupted payload', 'utf8'), + Buffer.from('bad!o attachment', 'utf8'),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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What this changes
Adds AES-256-GCM envelope encryption with pluggable secret-source resolution for backup capture and guarded restore, an automated backup retention and pruning engine (
bun run backup:prune) with age, count, GFS slots, disk quota, and newest-good backup safety guarantees, plus platform-neutral scheduling configurations for Docker Compose, systemd, and Kubernetes.Why
Fulfills slice 3 of #394 (REL-001, DB-001, DOC-001). Backups contain sensitive application data and object uploads that must be encrypted before leaving the host without exposing credentials in logs or process arguments. Operators also need automated, predictable retention that cleans incomplete captures and enforces storage quotas without accidentally deleting the newest recoverable backup or pinned archives.
Part of #394
How you know it works
packages/services/tests/backup/encryption.test.tsverifying master key resolution (env, file, and KMS command), envelope key wrapping, buffer encryption, streaming file encryption/decryption, 0-byte file handling, and tampering rejection.packages/services/tests/backup/prune.test.tsandscripts/backup-prune.test.tsverifying count/age retention, disk quota trimming, legal-hold pinning preservation, guaranteed protection of the newest good backup, stale backup alerts, and CLI dry-run execution.packages/services/tests/backup/create.test.tsandpackages/services/tests/backup/restore.test.ts.bun run verify(lint, check-comments, check-bytes, check-bun-imports, check-deps, typecheck, and unit/integration tests).Checklist
bun run verifyis green, all four checksany, no non-null assertions@orbit/sharedpackages/shared/src/policy, not only in the UIbun run db:releaseandbun run db:check-driftpassed against the target database before this shipsAnything reviewers should know
--encryption-key) to avoid leaking secrets into process tables (ps aux) or shell history; secret ingestion uses--encryption-key-file,--encryption-command, or environment variables.lost+foundon mounted Linux filesystems) are explicitly ignored by the pruning scanner to prevent accidental data deletion on dedicated mountpoints.