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Somewhere to land the event exports. Same region and naming convention as the artifact store, but with its own tags rather than the shared local, because analytics is not owned by the same team -- owner to be filled in once we know who picks it up.
This was referenced Sep 9, 2026
🛡️ Tirith — 1 failed, 1 warned, 2 passedScanned commit + aws_s3_bucket.analytics create
+ bucket = "demo-tirith-action-analytics-790543352839"
+ force_destroy = false
+ tags = {"Demo":"tirith-action-demo","Name":"tirith-action-demo","Owner":""}
… and 24 computed attribute(s), known after applyPlan: 1 to add, 0 to change, 0 to destroy. 5 unchanged.
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Somewhere to land the event exports. One bucket, same region and naming convention as the artifact
store.
It has its own tag block rather than the shared
local.tags, because analytics is not owned by thesame team — and the
Ownervalue went out empty, because we do not yet know who picks it up.That is the kind of thing that gets waved through in review. It is not waved through here: the
governance step reads the plan before anything is applied, sees an
aws_s3_bucketwhoseOwnertagis empty, and fails. Look at the job —
Applyis skipped. The bucket does not get created, andnobody had to remember to check.
Nothing about the pipeline changed to make that happen. The only diff in this PR is ten lines of
Terraform; the governance step arrived in
chapter 1 and moved to org-enforced
rules in chapter 2, and neither has been
touched since.
This is the chapter to read top to bottom
It is the first one where something actually changes, so it is the first with a diff block — and the
empty
Owneris visible in the plan, directly above the rule that refused it:The violation is in the change itself, not only in the verdict. Rendered from the masked plan on the
runner, so a value Terraform marked sensitive would never appear there.
Worth noting: this same rule caught it in both modes. It was one of the three files committed in
chapter 1, and it is one of the org
policies from chapter 2 onwards — the
same rule, the same verdict, just a different place to change it.
Chapter 3 of 5. Based on #17 · Next: #19 — Give the analytics bucket an owner