schema_version: "1.0"
asset_type: rds_postgres
display_name: Amazon RDS PostgreSQL

# Failure modes this asset model can exhibit
failure_modes:
  - replication_lag       # replica falls behind primary due to high write throughput
  - connection_exhaustion # max_connections ceiling reached, new connections rejected
  - storage_full          # FreeStorageSpace → 0, writes begin to fail
  - cpu_saturation        # sustained CPU > 90%, driven by bad queries or batch jobs
  - failover              # Multi-AZ automatic failover or manual promotion

# Telemetry sources available on AWS for this asset type
telemetry:
  timeseries:
    aws_api: cloudwatch:GetMetricData
    namespace: AWS/RDS
    key_metrics:
      - CPUUtilization
      - DatabaseConnections
      - FreeStorageSpace
      - FreeableMemory
      - ReadIOPS
      - WriteIOPS
      - ReadLatency
      - WriteLatency
      - ReplicaLag
      - TransactionLogsGeneration
      - NetworkTransmitThroughput

  events:
    aws_api: rds:DescribeEvents
    event_categories:
      - availability
      - backup
      - configuration change
      - creation
      - deletion
      - failover
      - failure
      - maintenance
      - notification
      - read replica
      - recovery
      - restoration
      - security

  traces:
    aws_api: "pi:GetResourceMetrics,pi:DescribeDimensionKeys"
    display_name: Performance Insights
    dimensions:
      - db.sql          # top SQL statements by DB load
      - db.wait_event   # wait event breakdown
      - db.user         # top users by DB load
      - db.host         # top client hosts by DB load

# Instance class connection limits (max_connections = LEAST(DBInstanceClassMemory/9531392, 5000))
instance_connection_limits:
  db.t3.micro: 112
  db.t3.small: 225
  db.t3.medium: 450
  db.t3.large: 901
  db.r6g.large: 1802
  db.r6g.xlarge: 3604
  db.r6g.2xlarge: 5000
  db.r6g.4xlarge: 5000
  db.r6g.8xlarge: 5000

# Storage types and their throughput/IOPS characteristics
storage_types:
  gp2:
    baseline_iops_per_gb: 3
    burst_iops: 3000
    max_iops: 16000
    max_throughput_mb_per_s: 250
  gp3:
    baseline_iops: 3000
    max_iops: 64000
    max_throughput_mb_per_s: 1000
    iops_configurable: true
  io1:
    max_iops: 256000
    max_throughput_mb_per_s: 4000
    iops_configurable: true

# Which topology features must be present for a failure mode to be possible
topology_constraints:
  replication_lag:
    requires: read_replicas
  failover:
    requires: multi_az
  storage_full:
    requires: always
  connection_exhaustion:
    requires: always
  cpu_saturation:
    requires: always

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Scenario curriculum
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# 4-level difficulty progression replacing the binary efficiency/reasoning split.
# Level is per-scenario; a failure in level 2 points to a different weakness than
# a failure in level 4 (noise-immunity vs causal reasoning).
difficulty_levels:
  1: "Single dominant signal — all evidence consistent, root cause identifiable in one step"
  2: "One confounder present — second evidence source needed to rule it out"
  3: "Absent or indirect evidence — key metric missing, agent must infer from what remains"
  4: "Compositional fault — two failure modes active and causally linked, agent must explain both"

known_gaps:
  - temporal_ordering: >
      All scenarios deliver evidence as a static snapshot. Production delivers evidence
      incrementally (alert fires → query metrics → query events → …). Testing temporal
      ordering requires architectural changes to the fixture backend and is out of scope.

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Failure-mode signatures
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Describes what each failure mode looks like in telemetry. Used as reference for
# fixture authoring and for evaluating whether the agent consulted the right evidence.
#
# MECE note: uniqueness is on (primary_signal × rate × corroborating_presence ×
# event_presence), not on primary_signal alone. 003 and 008 both map to storage_full
# but have distinct fingerprints: 003 has FreeStorageSpace present and trending to 0
# with elevated WriteIOPS; 008 has FreeStorageSpace absent from the fixture entirely.
failure_mode_signatures:
  replication_lag:
    primary_signals: [ReplicaLag, TransactionLogsGeneration]
    corroborating_signals: [WriteIOPS]
    typical_confounders: [CPUUtilization]
    required_evidence: [aws_cloudwatch_metrics, aws_performance_insights]
    mece_basis: "primary_signal × rate × corroborating_presence"

  connection_exhaustion:
    primary_signals: [DatabaseConnections]
    corroborating_signals: [CPUUtilization]
    typical_confounders: [CPUUtilization]
    required_evidence: [aws_cloudwatch_metrics, aws_performance_insights]
    mece_basis: "primary_signal × saturation_level × wait_event_type"

  storage_full:
    primary_signals: [FreeStorageSpace]
    corroborating_signals: [WriteIOPS, WriteLatency]
    typical_confounders: [WriteIOPS]  # low IOPS does NOT rule out storage_full
    required_evidence: [aws_rds_events]   # events alone can confirm when metric is absent
    mece_note: >
      003 and 008 share this failure mode. Distinct fingerprint: 003 has metric
      present+fast-declining with elevated WriteIOPS; 008 has FreeStorageSpace absent
      from the fixture entirely — agent must infer from events + PI write latency.

  cpu_saturation:
    primary_signals: [CPUUtilization]
    corroborating_signals: [ReadIOPS]
    typical_confounders: [DatabaseConnections]
    required_evidence: [aws_cloudwatch_metrics, aws_performance_insights]
    mece_basis: "primary_signal × query_fingerprint_in_PI"

  failover:
    primary_signals: []                # control-plane event IS the decisive signal
    corroborating_signals: [DatabaseConnections]
    typical_confounders: [CPUUtilization, ReplicaLag]
    required_evidence: [aws_rds_events]
    mece_basis: "event_sequence: Multi-AZ failover initiated → in progress → completed"