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Hi @lovenishs04 and reviewers,
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This pull request, titled "feat(securitycenter): Add Resource SCC Management API Org ETD Custom …", aims to add code samples for the Security Command Center (SCC) Management API's Organization Event Threat Detection Custom Module. The description mentions that it addresses several internal Google issues (b/347347710, b/347347103, b/347347367, b/347347656, b/347347732).
Here's a summary of the changes:
- New files added:
security-center/snippets/management_api/createEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js: This file contains code to create a new event threat detection custom module. (Lines 1-94)security-center/snippets/management_api/deleteEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js: This file provides code for deleting an existing event threat detection custom module. (Lines 1-63)security-center/snippets/management_api/getEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js: This file shows how to retrieve an existing event threat detection custom module. (Lines 1-60)security-center/snippets/management_api/listEventThreatDetectionCustomModules.js: This file demonstrates listing all event threat detection custom modules under a given parent resource. (Lines 1-58)security-center/snippets/management_api/updateEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js: This file contains code to update an existing event threat detection custom module. (Lines 1-73)security-center/snippets/system-test/management_api/eventThreatDetectionCustomModule.test.js: This file includes system tests for the new custom module functionalities. (Lines 1-181)
security-center/snippets/package.jsonupdated: The@google-cloud/securitycentermanagementdependency was added. (Line 18)
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Hi @lovenishs04 and reviewers,
I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will provide feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help everyone get up to speed:
This pull request, feat(securitycenter): Add Resource SCC Management API Org ETD Custom …, aims to add code samples for the Security Command Center (SCC) Management API's Organization Event Threat Detection Custom Module. Specifically, it includes samples for creating, deleting, listing, getting, and updating custom modules.
Here's a breakdown of the changes:
- New files added:
security-center/snippets/management_api/createEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-94): Implements the creation of a new event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/management_api/deleteEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-63): Implements the deletion of an existing event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/management_api/getEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-60): Implements retrieving an existing event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/management_api/listEventThreatDetectionCustomModules.js(lines 1-58): Implements listing all event threat detection custom modules under a given parent resource.security-center/snippets/management_api/updateEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-73): Implements updating an existing event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/system-test/management_api/eventThreatDetectionCustomModule.test.js(lines 1-181): Adds comprehensive tests for the new functionality.
security-center/snippets/package.json(line 14-18): Updated dependencies to include@google-cloud/securitycentermanagement.
The PR addresses issues b/347347710, b/347347103, b/347347367, b/347347656, and b/347347732.
The author has indicated that all tests and lint checks have passed. They have also stated that they have followed all contributing guidelines.
I'll be looking at the code quality, test coverage, and overall functionality in more detail shortly.
And now, a little haiku to brighten your day:
Code flows like a stream,
Tests run green, a joyful sight,
Bugs flee in the night.
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Hi @lovenishs04 and reviewers,
I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will provide my feedback in a few minutes. In the meantime, I'm giving you a summary of the pull request's content to help you and other reviewers quickly understand the changes and their purpose.
This pull request, titled "feat(securitycenter): Add Resource SCC Management API Org ETD Custom …", aims to add code samples for the Security Command Center (SCC) Management API's Organization Event Threat Detection Custom Module. The description mentions it addresses several internal Google issues (b/347347710, b/347347103, b/347347367, b/347347656, b/347347732).
Here's a summary of the changes:
- New files added:
security-center/snippets/management_api/createEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js- Adds functionality to create a new event threat detection custom module. (Lines 1-94)security-center/snippets/management_api/deleteEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js- Adds functionality to delete an existing event threat detection custom module. (Lines 1-63)security-center/snippets/management_api/getEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js- Adds functionality to retrieve an existing event threat detection custom module. (Lines 1-60)security-center/snippets/management_api/listEventThreatDetectionCustomModules.js- Adds functionality to list all event threat detection custom modules under a given parent resource. (Lines 1-58)security-center/snippets/management_api/updateEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js- Adds functionality to update an existing event threat detection custom module. (Lines 1-73)security-center/snippets/system-test/management_api/eventThreatDetectionCustomModule.test.js- Adds comprehensive test cases for the above functionalities. (Lines 1-181)
security-center/snippets/package.jsonupdated: Added@google-cloud/securitycentermanagementas a dependency. (Line 18)
The code samples cover the Create, Delete, List, Get, and Update operations for the SCC Management API's Organization Event Threat Detection Custom Module. The test file includes unit tests to verify the functionality of each sample.
I'll be looking at the code closely to ensure it meets our quality standards. I'll also check for proper error handling, documentation, and adherence to style guidelines.
And now, a little haiku to lighten the mood:
Code flows like a stream,
Tests run, a green light appears,
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Hi @lovenishs04 and reviewers,
I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will provide feedback in a few minutes. In the meantime, I'm providing this summary to help you and other reviewers quickly understand the changes and intent.
This pull request, feat(securitycenter): Add Resource SCC Management API Org ETD Custom …, aims to add code samples for the Security Command Center (SCC) Management API's Organization Event Threat Detection Custom Module. Specifically, it includes samples for creating, deleting, listing, getting, and updating custom modules.
Here's a breakdown of the changes:
- New files added:
security-center/snippets/management_api/createEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-94): Implements the creation of a new event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/management_api/deleteEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-63): Implements the deletion of an existing event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/management_api/getEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-60): Implements retrieving an existing event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/management_api/listEventThreatDetectionCustomModules.js(lines 1-58): Implements listing all event threat detection custom modules under a given parent resource.security-center/snippets/management_api/updateEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-73): Implements updating an existing event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/system-test/management_api/eventThreatDetectionCustomModule.test.js(lines 1-181): Adds comprehensive test cases for the new functionality.
security-center/snippets/package.json(lines 14-18): Updated dependencies to include@google-cloud/securitycentermanagement.
The pull request addresses issues b/347347710, b/347347103, b/347347367, b/347347656, and b/347347732. The author has also completed the provided checklist.
I'll be looking at code style, test coverage, and overall functionality in my full review.
And now, a little haiku to lighten the mood:
Code flows like a stream,
Tests run, green lights fill the screen,
A bug's silent scream.
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This pull request adds Security Command Center Management API organization-level event threat detection custom modules code samples. The samples cover Create, Delete, List, Get, and Update operations. Overall, the code is well-structured and easy to understand. However, there are a few minor improvements that can be made.
| //TODO(developer): Update the following references for your own environment before running the sample. | ||
| // const organizationId = 'YOUR_ORGANIZATION_ID'; | ||
| // const location = 'LOCATION_ID'; |
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Instead of using TODO(developer), consider using JSDoc style comments to explain the parameters and provide examples.
| //TODO(developer): Update the following references for your own environment before running the sample. | |
| // const organizationId = 'YOUR_ORGANIZATION_ID'; | |
| // const location = 'LOCATION_ID'; | |
| /** | |
| * @param {string} organizationId Your organization's ID. | |
| * @param {string} customModuleDisplayName The human readable name to be displayed for the module. | |
| * @param {string} [location=global] The location for the module. | |
| */ |
| // define the event threat detection custom module configuration, update the EnablementState | ||
| // below |
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The comment about updating EnablementState is not clear. Rephrase it to be more descriptive and explain the purpose of EnablementState.
| // define the event threat detection custom module configuration, update the EnablementState | |
| // below | |
| // The enablement state can be ENABLED or DISABLED. | |
| // Set to ENABLED to activate the custom module. |
| const {describe, it, before, after} = require('mocha'); | ||
| const uuid = require('uuid').v4; | ||
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| // TODO(developer): update for your own environment |
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Update the TODO with instructions on how to set the organization ID environment variable.
| // TODO(developer): update for your own environment | |
| // Replace with your organization ID. Set the GCLOUD_ORGANIZATION environment variable. |
| // Creates a new client. | ||
| const client = new SecurityCenterManagementClient(); | ||
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| // cleanupExistingCustomModules clean up all the existing custom module |
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Add a comment explaining why the cleanupExistingCustomModules function is necessary.
| // cleanupExistingCustomModules clean up all the existing custom module | |
| // Clean up existing test custom modules to prevent conflicts and ensure a clean test environment. |
| // define the metadata and other config parameters severity, description, | ||
| // recommendation and ips below | ||
| const config = { | ||
| fields: { | ||
| metadata: { | ||
| structValue: { | ||
| fields: { | ||
| severity: {stringValue: 'MEDIUM'}, | ||
| description: {stringValue: 'add your description here'}, | ||
| recommendation: {stringValue: 'add your recommendation'}, | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| ips: { | ||
| listValue: { | ||
| values: [{stringValue: '0.0.0.0'}], | ||
| }, | ||
| }, |
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Instead of hardcoding the severity, description, and recommendation, consider using variables or environment variables to make the test more flexible and avoid hardcoding values within the tests.
const severity = process.env.SEVERITY || 'MEDIUM';
const description = process.env.DESCRIPTION || 'add your description here';
const recommendation = process.env.RECOMMENDATION || 'add your recommendation';
const ips = process.env.IPS || ['0.0.0.0'];
// define the metadata and other config parameters severity, description,
// recommendation and ips
const config = {
fields: {
metadata: {
structValue: {
fields: {
severity: {stringValue: severity},
description: {stringValue: description},
recommendation: {stringValue: recommendation},
},
},
},
ips: {
listValue: {
values: ips.map(ip => ({stringValue: ip})),
},
},
},
};
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Hi @lovenishs04 and reviewers,
I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will provide a full review shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help everyone quickly understand the changes:
This pull request, feat(securitycenter): Add Resource SCC Management API Org ETD Custom …, aims to add code samples for the Security Command Center (SCC) Management API's Organization Event Threat Detection Custom Module. Specifically, it includes samples for creating, deleting, listing, getting, and updating these custom modules.
Here's a breakdown of the changes:
- New files added:
security-center/snippets/management_api/createEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-94): Implements the creation of a new event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/management_api/deleteEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-63): Implements the deletion of an existing event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/management_api/getEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-60): Implements retrieving an existing event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/management_api/listEventThreatDetectionCustomModules.js(lines 1-58): Implements listing all event threat detection custom modules under a given parent resource.security-center/snippets/management_api/updateEventThreatDetectionCustomModule.js(lines 1-73): Implements updating an existing event threat detection custom module.security-center/snippets/system-test/management_api/eventThreatDetectionCustomModule.test.js(lines 1-181): Adds comprehensive system tests for all the above functionalities.
security-center/snippets/package.json(line 14-18): Updates the dependencies to include@google-cloud/securitycentermanagement.
The PR addresses issues b/347347710, b/347347103, b/347347367, b/347347656, and b/347347732.
The author has also included a checklist to ensure all necessary steps have been followed (testing, linting, etc.).
I'll provide a more detailed review shortly.
A little coding haiku for your enjoyment:
Code flows like a stream,
Tests run green, a joyful sight,
Bugs flee in the night.
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Description
Fixes # b/347347710, b/347347103, b/347347367, b/347347656, b/347347732
This PR adds SCC Managament API Org Event Threat Detection Custom Module Code Samples for Create, Delete, List ,Get & Update.
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Checklist
npm test(see Testing)npm run lint(see Style)GoogleCloudPlatform/nodejs-docs-samples. Not a fork.