Migrate first-party blob storage from NATS to S3 - #268
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Move the platform's own object storage (uploaded files, detection audits, redacted output, avatars) off the NATS JetStream object store onto an S3-compatible backend, in a new `nvisy-s3` crate. Tenant/external buckets still use `nvisy-object`; NATS keeps messaging, job queues, and KV. - `nvisy-s3`: `BlobStore` over the AWS S3 SDK, targeting AWS S3 or any S3-compatible server (RustFS, MinIO, R2, ...) by endpoint. Streaming multipart upload with abort-on-failure, idempotent delete, and a head-bucket `ping` used both at startup and by the health check. - Compile-time bucket/key pairing: `ObjectKey::BUCKET` derives the target store from the key, so a key can never be written to the wrong bucket. - App-level XChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption is unchanged; the store only ever sees ciphertext. A single bucket holds every logical store, one key prefix each; `storage_bucket` still records the store for purge routing. - `connect_blobs` pings at startup so a bad endpoint/credentials/missing bucket fails fast, matching the Postgres and NATS connectors. - Remove the `nvisy_nats::object` module and its client accessors, the dead object error variants, and the object tracing target. - docker-compose (dev + prod) gains RustFS plus a one-shot bucket-init; `.env`/`.env.example` and docker docs updated. `deny.toml` ignores four advisories in the AWS SDK's bundled legacy TLS/HTTP stack (unreachable in our usage; no upstream fix yet). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018bKk1YEG4tZ69jzYVQvQL8
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds an S3-compatible blob store, migrates server file and avatar storage from NATS, standardizes PostgreSQL error APIs, removes NATS object-storage APIs, and adds RustFS configuration and deployment support. ChangesS3 blob storage migration
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BlobStorepasseserr.into_service_error()for operation failures toS3Error::operation, which stores onlyerror.to_string(). This prevents downstream code from inspecting the typed service error. Keep it as a#[source]field. Keep missing-object handling separate:getreturnsOk(None), and the file and avatar handlers already convertNoneto 404.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/nvisy-s3/README.md`:
- Around line 6-9: Update the README description of logical Bucket values to
remove thumbnails, listing only Files, Audits, AccountAvatars, and
WorkspaceAvatars.
In `@crates/nvisy-s3/src/config.rs`:
- Around line 34-38: Update the cfg_attr annotation on the force_path_style
field to use clap::ArgAction::Set, allowing CLI users to explicitly provide
either true or false while preserving the existing default value.
In `@crates/nvisy-s3/src/store.rs`:
- Around line 139-141: Update the multipart upload flow around
complete_multipart_upload so that, when completion fails after upload_parts
succeeds, it calls abort_multipart and returns the original completion error.
Preserve successful completion behavior and add a regression test covering
cleanup after completion failure.
In `@crates/nvisy-server/src/service/run_blob_store.rs`:
- Line 167: Update the read path around BlobStore::get to preserve access to
objects still stored in legacy NATS object-store buckets: either migrate each
legacy object to its matching BlobStore bucket under the same logical key and
validate the copy before removing NATS access, or retain a NATS fallback when
BlobStore::get returns no object. Cover files, audits, avatars, and sync reads
so existing objects do not become missing or return 404 responses.
In `@docker/docker-compose.dev.yml`:
- Around line 54-59: Update the RustFS port mappings in the development Compose
configuration to bind both S3_PORT and S3_CONSOLE_PORT to 127.0.0.1 while
preserving their container ports and environment settings. Remove the RustFS
host port mappings from the production Compose configuration, leaving internal
service access through http://rustfs:9000 unchanged.
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In `@crates/nvisy-s3/src/error.rs`:
- Around line 18-38: Update S3Error::Operation and S3Error::operation to retain
the underlying service error as a #[source] field instead of only storing its
string representation, while preserving the existing operation context. Keep
missing-object handling separate so get still returns Ok(None) and callers
continue converting None to 404.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Add a legacy NATS-object cutover before switching reads to BlobStore.
The previous implementation stored files, audits, and avatars in NATS object-store buckets. The current download, audit, avatar, and sync paths call BlobStore::get only. This commit adds no migration or dual-read fallback, so existing objects can fail as missing content or 404 responses after deployment.
Copy each legacy object to the matching BlobStore bucket with the same logical key. Validate the copy before removing NATS object-store access, or retain a NATS fallback until migration completes.
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In `@crates/nvisy-server/src/service/run_blob_store.rs` at line 167, Update the
read path around BlobStore::get to preserve access to objects still stored in
legacy NATS object-store buckets: either migrate each legacy object to its
matching BlobStore bucket under the same logical key and validate the copy
before removing NATS access, or retain a NATS fallback when BlobStore::get
returns no object. Cover files, audits, avatars, and sync reads so existing
objects do not become missing or return 404 responses.
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- store.rs: abort the multipart upload when `complete_multipart_upload` fails after the parts upload, so a completion failure never leaves the uploaded parts lingering (previously only upload_parts failures aborted). - error.rs: keep the underlying SDK service error as the `#[source]` of `S3Error::Operation` (add `operation_msg` for message-only cases), so a caller can downcast to the typed error instead of only reading its string. - config.rs: make `force_path_style` use `ArgAction::Set` explicitly so `--s3-force-path-style false` / `S3_FORCE_PATH_STYLE=false` are accepted. - Cargo.toml: drop the machete false positive on `aws-smithy-types`, which is a feature-only dep (`byte-stream-poll-next` enables into_async_read). - README.md: drop the removed `thumbnails` logical bucket from the list. - docker: bind dev RustFS ports to 127.0.0.1; drop the prod host port mappings (the server reaches RustFS over the internal network). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018bKk1YEG4tZ69jzYVQvQL8
Disable default features on aws-config and aws-sdk-s3 and re-enable only the modern set, dropping the SDK's `rustls` feature. That feature pulled the legacy `aws-smithy-http-client` connector (rustls 0.21 -> rustls-webpki 0.101.7, hyper 0.14 -> h2 0.3) purely as a duplicate fallback we never used; the modern rustls-aws-lc + hyper-1.x stack now comes in via `default-https-client`. This removes the legacy subtree from the lockfile entirely (~116 fewer packages) and genuinely eliminates the four advisories that were previously ignored (RUSTSEC-2026-0098/0099/0104/0258), so those ignores are dropped from deny.toml. TLS is preserved: aws-lc-rs + rustls 0.23 + hyper-rustls 0.27. `cargo deny check advisories` passes with no ignores for these; the full gate (check, fmt, clippy, doc, deny, machete) and all 280 workspace tests remain green against live RustFS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018bKk1YEG4tZ69jzYVQvQL8
Follow-up polish on the S3 migration, all on top of the working blob store: - Split enrichment intermediates into their own `Artifacts` logical bucket (prefix `artifacts/`, storage_bucket `PIPELINE_ARTIFACTS`, `ArtifactKey`), so they no longer share the `Audits` store. `file_kind`/retention were already distinct; the storage now matches. Read, write, and purge paths updated. - Align error/result naming to plain `Error`/`Result` across the workspace (the convention 5 of 7 crates already used): rename `PgError`/`PgResult` in nvisy-postgres and `S3Error`/`S3Result` in nvisy-s3 to `Error`/`Result`. Consumers disambiguate with per-crate aliases (`Error as PgError`, `Error as S3Error`), matching the existing object-error idiom; diesel's `Error` is aliased to `DieselError` inside nvisy-postgres. - Restructure nvisy-s3 into folder modules (`client/` = store, connect, config, health; `key/` = bucket, object_key), mirroring nvisy-nats and nvisy-postgres. Public paths are unchanged via re-exports. - Swap the bucket-init container from `minio/mc` to RustFS's own `rustfs/rc` client (`rc bucket create --ignore-existing`), dropping the MinIO image from a MinIO-free stack. Verified idempotent against a live RustFS. - Make the AWS dependency comments uniform with the Postgres/NATS style. Full gate green (check, fmt, clippy -D warnings, doc -D warnings, deny, machete) and 281 workspace tests pass against live Postgres + NATS + RustFS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018bKk1YEG4tZ69jzYVQvQL8
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In `@crates/nvisy-s3/src/client/store.rs`:
- Line 72: Update BlobStore::put and its upload_parts flow to enforce S3’s
10,000-part limit: use a size-aware part size or detect the limit before
submitting part 10,001, while preserving streaming uploads and returning the
existing error type for oversized objects.
In `@docker/docker-compose.dev.yml`:
- Around line 83-86: Update the RustFS healthchecks governing both rustfs-init
services in docker/docker-compose.dev.yml lines 83-86 and
docker/docker-compose.yml lines 81-84 to probe /health/ready instead of /health,
so service_healthy gates bucket initialization on storage readiness; no other
changes are needed at these sites.
- Around line 85-86: Update the initialization commands using rc alias set and
rc bucket create in docker/docker-compose.dev.yml lines 85-86 and
docker/docker-compose.yml lines 83-84: define the S3 access key, secret, and
bucket values under the container environment, then reference them as quoted
"$${...}" shell variables so Compose does not substitute them before execution.
Apply the same change at both sites.
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In `@docker/docker-compose.dev.yml`:
- Line 78: Replace the mutable RustFS image tags with reviewed version tags or
immutable digests in both docker/docker-compose.dev.yml:78 and
docker/docker-compose.yml:76, covering the rustfs/rc:latest and
rustfs/rustfs:latest references while preserving the existing service
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- store.rs: cap multipart uploads at S3's 10,000-part limit. With 8 MiB parts a stream over ~78 GiB would submit part 10,001 (which S3 rejects); now it errors before that part, and the existing abort-on-failure path tears the upload down. This guards every caller, including the size- uncapped sync/import stream. - compose: gate bucket init on RustFS `/health/ready` (storage readiness) instead of `/health` (liveness only), so `rc bucket create` never runs before RustFS can serve requests. - compose: pin the RustFS images (rustfs/rustfs:1.0.0-rc.5, rustfs/rc:v0.1.31) for reproducible deploys, matching the postgres/nats version-pin convention. - Move the init logic into docker/rustfs/init.sh (env-driven, set -eu, bounded retries, shellcheck-clean), bind-mounted read-only and shared by both compose files. Credentials flow through the container environment, never interpolated into a shell string, so a key with shell metacharacters cannot alter the command. - Organize docker/ into per-service folders: nats/nats.conf and rustfs/init.sh; mount paths and the docker README updated. Verified end to end against live RustFS (healthcheck, idempotent bucket create, script mount). Full gate green (check, fmt, clippy, doc, deny, machete) and 281 workspace tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018bKk1YEG4tZ69jzYVQvQL8
- Fix a stack overflow when uploading through the encrypt-reader chain.
`BlobStore::put` monomorphized over the deeply-nested reader type produced
a future that inlined the whole multipart machinery (large AWS SDK request
futures) plus a 64 KiB scratch array — big enough to overflow a tokio
worker's stack just being constructed, even for a small file that never
runs the multipart branch. Box the multipart sub-future and heap-allocate
read_part's scratch chunk so `put`'s future stays small.
- Split key/object_key.rs by key family: object_key.rs keeps the ObjectKey
trait and shared encoding helpers; document_key.rs holds the two-UUID keys
(File/Audit/Artifact); avatar_key.rs holds the {id}_{version} avatar keys.
Tests flattened (no nested per-type modules). Public paths unchanged.
- make run now starts RustFS and the bucket-init alongside Postgres and NATS,
so the server's blob store is reachable at startup.
Verified: uploads succeed against live RustFS; full gate (check, fmt, clippy,
doc, deny, machete) and 281 workspace tests pass.
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- Line 102: Update the Docker Compose startup command in the Makefile target to
wait for the one-shot rustfs-init service to complete successfully before
continuing to the cargo run step. Preserve detached startup for the long-running
services, and propagate rustfs-init’s failure status so the server does not
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`up -d ... rustfs-init` returned as soon as the one-shot was started, so `cargo run` could begin before the bucket existed — and the server's startup `BlobStore::ping` would then fail. Start the long-running services with `--wait` (blocking until healthy), then run `rustfs-init` in the foreground with `--exit-code-from` so the target blocks until the bucket is provisioned and aborts if provisioning fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018bKk1YEG4tZ69jzYVQvQL8
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What
Moves the platform's own object storage — uploaded files, detection audits, redacted output, and avatars — off the NATS JetStream object store onto an S3-compatible backend, introduced as a new
nvisy-s3crate.Tenant/external buckets are unchanged (
nvisy-object). NATS keeps messaging, job queues, and KV; only its object-store role is removed.Why
App-level encryption is the source of truth and the store only ever sees ciphertext, so this is essentially swapping the ciphertext sink. S3-compatible storage is a better fit for durable blobs than JetStream object store (native multipart, lifecycle rules, ubiquitous tooling), and decouples blob capacity from the NATS deployment.
How
nvisy-s3—BlobStoreover the AWS S3 SDK (aws-sdk-s3), targeting AWS S3 or any S3-compatible server (RustFS, MinIO, Cloudflare R2, …) by endpoint. Streaming multipart upload with abort-on-failure, idempotent delete, and a head-bucketpingused both at startup and by the health check.ObjectKey::BUCKETderives the target store from the key type, so a key can never be written to the wrong bucket (the previous NATS design enforced this at the type level; this restores it after collapsing five typed stores into one enum). Store methods no longer take abucketargument.storage_bucketstill records the store so purge routes correctly.connect_blobspings after building the client (the AWS SDK is lazy), so a bad endpoint, wrong credentials, or missing bucket fails at boot like the Postgres and NATS connectors.BlobStorehealth check — wired into the/healthreadiness set alongside Postgres, NATS, and webhook.nvisy_nats::objectmodule and its client accessors, the dead object error variants + constructors, and the object tracing target.docker-compose(dev + prod) gains a RustFS service plus a one-shot bucket-init container;.env/.env.exampleand the docker README are updated.deny.tomlignores four advisories (RUSTSEC-2026-0098/0099/0104/0258) in the AWS SDK's bundled legacy rustls 0.21 / hyper 0.14 stack — unreachable in our usage (we use the defaultrustls-aws-lcprovider), with no upstream fix on the latest published SDK; documented for removal on the next SDK bump.Testing
cargo check,+nightly fmt --check,clippy --all-targets --all-features -D warnings,RUSTDOCFLAGS=-D warnings cargo doc,cargo deny check all.docker compose config; the RustFS health probe and bucket auto-creation verified end to end.Reviewer notes
nvisy-s3crate is flatter thannvisy-nats/nvisy-postgres(noclient/subdir) given its smaller surface; theerror.rs/lib.rsconventions and the in-crateHealthCheckimpl match the sibling crates.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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