# Onboarding a new Agnes instance

End-to-end guide for deploying Agnes into a new GCP project. Target time: **under 1 hour**.

The target reader is a Keboola ops engineer or a customer with GCP Owner access.

## Overview

Every Agnes instance lives in **one GCP project per customer**, driven by a **private infra repo** cloned from [keboola/agnes-infra-template](https://github.com/keboola/agnes-infra-template). The upstream app + TF module is in [keboola/agnes-the-ai-analyst](https://github.com/keboola/agnes-the-ai-analyst); customers do not fork it.

## Prerequisites

- GCP project with billing linked (you / customer owns it)
- `gcloud` CLI authenticated as project Owner
- `terraform` ≥ 1.5
- `gh` CLI authenticated
- (optional) `docker` for local smoke tests

## 1. Bootstrap GCP

```bash
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/keboola/agnes-the-ai-analyst/main/scripts/bootstrap-gcp.sh -o bootstrap-gcp.sh
chmod +x bootstrap-gcp.sh
./bootstrap-gcp.sh <GCP_PROJECT_ID>
```

Outputs:
- `agnes-deploy@<project>.iam.gserviceaccount.com` (Terraform SA with scoped roles)
- `gs://agnes-<project>-tfstate` (versioned, uniform bucket-level access)
- `./agnes-deploy-<project>-key.json` (SA JSON key — store in `~/.agnes-keys/` or password manager, **not git**)

Idempotent — safe to re-run.

## 2. Customer's data source secrets

If `data_source = "keboola"`:

```bash
echo -n "<KEBOOLA_STORAGE_TOKEN>" | gcloud secrets create keboola-storage-token \
    --data-file=- --replication-policy=automatic --project=<GCP_PROJECT_ID>
```

## 3. Create private infra repo from template

Create and clone in one step (the `--clone` flag waits for the template copy to finish; cloning in two steps can race):

```bash
gh repo create <customer-org>/agnes-infra-<customer> \
    --template keboola/agnes-infra-template \
    --private \
    --clone
cd agnes-infra-<customer>
```

Upload the SA key to GitHub secrets:

```bash
gh secret set GCP_SA_KEY < ~/.agnes-keys/agnes-deploy-<project>-key.json
```

Create GitHub environments `dev` (no protection) and `prod` (required reviewer, wait timer 5 min, branch `main` only):

```bash
gh api -X PUT repos/<customer-org>/agnes-infra-<customer>/environments/dev
echo '{"wait_timer":300,"deployment_branch_policy":{"protected_branches":true,"custom_branch_policies":false}}' \
  | gh api -X PUT repos/<customer-org>/agnes-infra-<customer>/environments/prod --input -
```

Add reviewers via GitHub UI (Settings → Environments → prod).

## 4. Configure tfvars and backend

Edit `terraform/main.tf`:

```hcl
backend "gcs" {
  bucket = "agnes-<GCP_PROJECT_ID>-tfstate"
  prefix = "<customer>"
}
```

Copy the example and fill it in:

```bash
cp terraform/terraform.tfvars.example terraform/terraform.tfvars
# Required:
#   gcp_project_id    = "<GCP_PROJECT_ID>"
#   customer_name     = "<customer>"
#   seed_admin_email  = "...@customer.com"
#   keboola_stack_url = "https://connection.<region>.gcp.keboola.com/"
#
# Optional (module infra-v1.4.0+):
#   runtime_secrets            = ["keboola-storage-token"]  # empty if non-keboola data_source
#   firewall_ssh_source_ranges = ["35.235.240.0/20"]        # IAP range; "0.0.0.0/0" if public SSH
#   notification_channel_ids   = ["projects/<p>/notificationChannels/<id>"]
#   compose_ref                = "main"                     # or a "stable-YYYY.MM.N" tag
```

See the [module README](https://github.com/keboola/agnes-the-ai-analyst/tree/main/infra/modules/customer-instance) for the full variable schema.

## 5. First apply

```bash
cd terraform
export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=~/.agnes-keys/agnes-deploy-<project>-key.json
terraform init
terraform plan
terraform apply
```

Or push `terraform.tfvars` committed path and let GitHub Actions do it:

```bash
git add . && git commit -m "initial: <customer> deployment" && git push origin main
# CI runs apply-dev, waits for prod reviewer, then apply-prod
```

Output: `prod_ip` = external IP.

## 6. Bootstrap admin user

On first boot the app auto-seeds an admin user from `SEED_ADMIN_EMAIL` — but *without a password*, which means nobody can log in yet. Activate it via `POST /auth/bootstrap`:

```bash
PROD_IP=$(terraform output -raw prod_ip)
curl -X POST "http://$PROD_IP:8000/auth/bootstrap" \
    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
    -d '{"email":"<seed_admin_email from tfvars>","password":"<STRONG_PASSWORD>"}'
```

If the email matches the seed user, the endpoint sets its password and promotes to admin. If it doesn't match, a new admin is created. The endpoint self-deactivates once any user has a password — **so do this before exposing the URL**.

Log in: `http://<prod_ip>:8000/login` with the email + password you just set.

**Security:** The bootstrap endpoint is only disabled by a real password being set. Running `terraform destroy` + `apply` recreates the seed user and re-opens bootstrap — so if you destroy/recreate, a new attacker window opens until you re-run bootstrap.

## 7. DNS + TLS (optional)

For HTTPS, set in `terraform.tfvars`:

```hcl
prod_instance = {
  ...
  tls_mode = "caddy"
  domain   = "agnes.<customer>.com"
}
```

Then create a DNS A-record pointing `agnes.<customer>.com` → `prod_ip`. Caddy will auto-issue Let's Encrypt cert.

## 8. Smoke test

```bash
PROD_IP=$(cd terraform && terraform output -raw prod_ip)

# Health
curl "http://$PROD_IP:8000/api/health" | jq '.status'  # "healthy" or "degraded"

# First sync (populates data from Keboola / other source)
curl -X POST "http://$PROD_IP:8000/api/sync/trigger" \
     -H "Authorization: Bearer $ADMIN_JWT"
```

## 9. Monitoring + backup (recommended)

- **Cloud Monitoring alert** on `/api/health` `status != "healthy"` for > 5 min
- **Daily snapshot of `/data` PD**: `gcloud compute resource-policies create snapshot-schedule ...`
- **Slack webhook** from Cloud Monitoring for alerts

(These are follow-ups — not required for first deploy.)

## Ongoing maintenance

- **App auto-upgrades** (cron every 5 min) to latest `:stable` if `upgrade_mode = "auto"`. Else Renovate will open PR on new `stable-YYYY.MM.N`.
- **Infra module upgrade:** change `ref=infra-vX.Y.Z` in `terraform/main.tf`, PR → plan → merge → apply. (Renovate opens these PRs automatically when enabled.)
- **Add dev VM for a branch:** add entry to `dev_instances` list with `image_tag = "dev-feature-xyz"`, PR, merge, apply.
- **Token rotation:** `gcloud secrets versions add keboola-storage-token --data-file=-` then run the auto-upgrade script on each VM:
  ```bash
  gcloud compute ssh agnes-prod --zone=... --project=... --command="sudo /usr/local/bin/agnes-auto-upgrade.sh"
  ```
  Or restart containers directly: `sudo docker compose -f ... restart app`.

## Propagating module (startup-script) changes

**Important gotcha:** The `customer-instance` module has `lifecycle { ignore_changes = [metadata_startup_script] }` on VMs — intentional, so `terraform apply` doesn't reboot VMs on every rerun. The consequence is that **startup-script changes are not picked up on a normal `terraform apply`**.

After bumping the module ref (e.g. `ref=infra-v1.5.0` → `infra-v1.6.0`), do one of:

### Option A — Workflow dispatch with `recreate_targets` (recommended)

`apply.yml` has a `workflow_dispatch` input `recreate_targets` that takes a comma-separated list of TF resource addresses and passes each as `-replace=` to `terraform apply`. Use this to destroy + recreate VMs with the new startup script, without any SSH.

```
Actions → Terraform Apply → Run workflow → recreate_targets:
  module.agnes.google_compute_instance.vm["agnes-dev"],module.agnes.google_compute_instance.vm["agnes-prod"]
```

The workflow routes dev targets to `apply-dev` and prod targets to `apply-prod`, so the usual dev-first + prod-reviewer gate still applies. Persistent data disks and static IPs are separate resources and are **preserved** across replacement — only the VM (and its fresh boot disk) is recreated.

Downtime: ~2 min per VM, sequential. Data loss: none (persistent disk keeps `/data`; static IP keeps URL stable).

### Option B — Local terraform (emergency)

```bash
export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=~/.agnes-keys/agnes-deploy-<project>-key.json
cd terraform
terraform apply -replace='module.agnes.google_compute_instance.vm["agnes-prod"]'
```

Same semantics as Option A, but no CI audit trail. Use only when CI is broken.

### Do NOT

Do not manually edit `/opt/agnes/.env` or the docker-compose overlay files on a running VM. Any such change is lost on the next VM recreate, and it drifts from Terraform state. If a value needs changing, route it through a module variable or a module upgrade.

## Restoring from backup

Daily snapshots of each data disk are created automatically (module ≥ `infra-v1.3.0`). Retention: 30 days.

To restore:

```bash
# List snapshots for a specific disk
gcloud compute snapshots list --project=<GCP_PROJECT_ID> \
    --filter="sourceDisk~agnes-prod-data"

# Create a new disk from a snapshot
gcloud compute disks create agnes-prod-data-restored \
    --source-snapshot=<SNAPSHOT_NAME> \
    --zone=europe-west1-b \
    --type=pd-ssd \
    --project=<GCP_PROJECT_ID>

# Stop the VM, swap disks:
gcloud compute instances stop agnes-prod --zone=...
gcloud compute instances detach-disk agnes-prod --disk=agnes-prod-data --zone=...
gcloud compute instances attach-disk agnes-prod --disk=agnes-prod-data-restored --device-name=data --zone=...
gcloud compute instances start agnes-prod --zone=...

# Verify /api/health, then optionally delete the old disk
```

For Terraform state consistency after manual disk swap, you may need `terraform state rm` + `terraform import` for the disk resource.

## Monitoring alerts

Module ≥ `infra-v1.3.0` creates per-VM uptime checks + alert policies. To receive notifications, wire a Monitoring notification channel:

```bash
# Email channel
gcloud alpha monitoring channels create \
    --display-name="Agnes ops email" \
    --type=email \
    --channel-labels=email_address=ops@<customer>.com \
    --project=<GCP_PROJECT_ID>

# Get the channel ID, then in terraform.tfvars:
#   notification_channel_ids = ["projects/<project>/notificationChannels/<id>"]
# terraform apply
```

For Slack integrations, use type `slack` with a webhook URL.

## Decommission

```bash
cd terraform
terraform destroy
```

Then delete:
- GCS bucket `gs://agnes-<project>-tfstate` (or keep for audit)
- Service account `agnes-deploy@...`
- Secret Manager secrets (`keboola-storage-token`, `agnes-<customer>-jwt-secret`)
- GitHub private repo `<customer-org>/agnes-infra-<customer>`

## Troubleshooting

See [keboola/agnes-the-ai-analyst](https://github.com/keboola/agnes-the-ai-analyst) issues and docs.
