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"request": "Triage Jira ticket MZCLD-3673: Identify what provisions the \"MozCloud - PagerDuty\" contact point in Yardstick",
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}MZCLD-3673 is a Backlog investigation task (0 comments) asking Cloud Ops to identify what actually provisions the "MozCloud - PagerDuty" contact point in Yardstick's Grafana, since it shows provenance="api" but has no corresponding grafana_contact_point Terraform resource in global-platform-admin. This surfaced as a side-finding while closing OPST-2460 (PagerDuty API key rotation). The ask is to trace the true source (another repo, a CI/CD pipeline, or a manual/one-off API call), and either bring it under Terraform (if one-off) or document its actual location (if managed elsewhere) so the provisioning source doesn't need to be re-derived again.
Triage notes:
- Confirmed the gap: `MozCloud - PagerDuty` contact point in Yardstick shows `provenance="api"`, but no matching `grafana_contact_point` resource exists in `global-platform-admin`. The repo's only two contact-point resources (the autograph trio in `pagerduty/tf/global/autograph.tf` and the slack-only block in `yardstick/tf/global/main.tf`) don't match this one.
- Recommended next steps to identify the actual provisioning source:
1. Grep across ALL repos (not just global-platform-admin) for `grafana_contact_point` resources referencing PagerDuty, plus for the specific integration key / contact point name/UID used by `MozCloud - PagerDuty`.
2. Check the Grafana instance's provisioning file mounts / config maps directly (via `kubectl` or the Grafana admin API `GET /api/v1/provisioning/contact-points/{uid}`) to see if it's file-provisioned (e.g., via a ConfigMap/Helm values in a k8s deploy repo) rather than Terraform-provisioned — file-based provisioning also reports `provenance="api"` equivalent behavior in some Grafana versions when applied through the API on startup.
3. Check CI/CD pipelines (Jenkins/CircleCI/GitHub Actions) for any Grafana provisioning scripts or `curl`/`grafana-cli` calls that touch contact points, especially anything tied to the PagerDuty API key referenced in OPST-2460 — that rotation ticket may reveal which system owns the integration key and thus which system created the contact point.
4. Check Grafana's own UI audit log / org settings for contact points (Alerting > Contact points) for a 'last modified by' or API token identity, which can point to the calling service account.
- Per acceptance criteria: once the source is found, either (a) migrate it into Terraform in global-platform-admin alongside the other contact points if it's a one-off/manual creation, or (b) document the owning repo/pipeline directly on this ticket so it doesn't need to be re-derived.
- Suggest cross-linking this ticket to OPST-2460 for context continuity, and moving to 'In Progress' once someone picks up the repo grep/audit-log check.
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"description_text": "Context: Surfaced while closing OPST-2460 (PagerDuty API key rotation). Small, but worth settling. Problem. The MozCloud - PagerDuty contact point in Yardstick reports provenance=\"api\" , meaning it was created through the Grafana provisioning API rather than by hand. But no matching grafana_contact_point resource exists in global-platform-admin \u2014 the only two in that repo are in pagerduty/tf/global/autograph.tf (the autograph trio) and the slack-only block in yardstick/tf/global/main.tf . This is our main MozCloud paging receiver, and the code that manages it is unidentified. provenance=\"api\" tells us it came through the provisioning API \u2014 which the Grafana Terraform provider uses, but so would any one-off script or manual API call. Ask. Find what provisions it \u2014 another repository, a pipeline, or a one-off API call \u2014 and bring it under the same Terraform as everything else. Acceptance criteria. The provisioning source is identified and recorded here. If it turns out to be a one-off API call, the contact point is moved into Terraform. If it is managed elsewhere, that location is documented so the next person does not have to re-derive it.",
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