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Lambda: Fix CloudWatch event rule permissions #558

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Lambda permissions granted when it was added as an event rule target did not include "SourceArn" as required. This allowed any event rule to trigger the function, and also did not show as a trigger in the AWS Lambda console.

Added a integration test to verify.

BREAKING CHANGE

To fix this, we needed to modify IEventRuleTarget to pass the ARN of the rule and a unique ID to the registered target in order to allow it to specify the Source ARN. This required fixing all existing event rule targets (which, so far would return a role to be assumed by CWE, so the source ARN was not required).

Fixes #555

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Lambda permissions granted when it was added as an event rule target
did not include "SourceArn" as required. This allowed any event rule
to trigger the function, and also did not show as a trigger in the AWS
Lambda console.

Added a integration test to verify.

BREAKING CHANGE

To fix this, we needed to modify `IEventRuleTarget` to pass the ARN of
the rule and a unique ID to the registered target in order to allow it
to specify the Source ARN. This required fixing all existing event rule
targets (which, so far would return a role to be assumed by CWE, so the
source ARN was not required).

Fixes #555
@@ -254,7 +254,7 @@ export abstract class ProjectRef extends cdk.Construct implements events.IEventR
/**
* Allows using build projects as event rule targets.
*/
public get eventRuleTarget(): events.EventRuleTargetProps {
public asEventRuleTarget(_ruleArn: events.RuleArn, _ruleId: string): events.EventRuleTargetProps {
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Maybe nicer to pass the Rule itself, no?

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There's a good chance we would want to extract IEventRuleTarget into a separate module to prevent cyclic references (which is what I am doing with bucket notifications), so I am trying to standardize on a low-level signature for event targets, and this is the same signature as IBucketNotificationDestination will have.

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rix0rrr commented Aug 14, 2018

and also did not show as a trigger in the AWS Lambda console.

But it did work, right? Irrespective of the security issue, is that not a failing of the console?

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eladb commented Aug 14, 2018

@rix0rrr correct, the events would trigger Lambda.

@eladb eladb merged commit 327f5e1 into master Aug 14, 2018
@eladb eladb deleted the benisrae/lambda-events-permissions branch August 14, 2018 07:57
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### Features

* __@aws-cdk/cdk__: Tokens can now be transparently embedded into
  strings and encoded into JSON without losing their semantics. This
  makes it possible to treat late-bound (deploy-time) values as if they
  were regular strings ([@rix0rrr] in
  [#518](#518)).
* __@aws-cdk/aws-s3__: add support for bucket notifications to Lambda,
  SNS, and SQS targets ([@eladb] in
  [#201](#201),
  [#560](#560),
  [#561](#561),
  [#564](#564))
* __@aws-cdk/cdk__: non-alphanumeric characters can now be used as
  construct identifiers ([@eladb] in
  [#556](#556))
* __@aws-cdk/aws-iam__: add support for `maxSessionDuration` for Roles
  ([@eladb] in [#545](#545)).

### Changes

* __@aws-cdk/aws-lambda__ (_**BREAKING**_): most classes renamed to be
  shorter and more in line with official service naming (`Lambda`
  renamed to `Function` or ommitted) ([@eladb] in
  [#550](#550))
* __@aws-cdk/aws-codepipeline__ (_**BREAKING**_): move all CodePipeline
  actions from `@aws-cdk/aws-xxx-codepipeline` packages into the regular
  `@aws-cdk/aws-xxx` service packages ([@skinny85] in
  [#459](#459)).
* __@aws-cdk/aws-custom-resources__ (_**BREAKING**_): package was
  removed, and the Custom Resource construct added to the
  __@aws-cdk/aws-cloudformation__ package ([@rix0rrr] in
  [#513](#513))

### Fixes

* __@aws-cdk/aws-lambda__: Lambdas that are triggered by CloudWatch
  Events now show up in the console, and can only be triggered the
  indicated Event Rule. _**BREAKING**_ for middleware writers (as this
  introduces an API change), but transparent to regular consumers
  ([@eladb] in [#558](#558))
* __@aws-cdk/aws-codecommit__: fix a bug where `pollForSourceChanges`
  could not be set to `false` ([@maciejwalkowiak] in
  [#534](#534))
* __aws-cdk__: don't fail if the `~/.aws/credentials` file is missing
  ([@RomainMuller] in
  [#541](#541))
* __@aws-cdk/aws-cloudformation__: fix a bug in the CodePipeline actions
  to correctly support TemplateConfiguration ([@mindstorms6] in
  [#571](#571)).
* __@aws-cdk/aws-cloudformation__: fix a bug in the CodePipeline actions
  to correctly support ParameterOverrides ([@mindstorms6] in
  [#574](#574)).

### Known Issues

* `cdk init` will try to init a `git` repository and fail if no global
  `user.name` and `user.email` have been configured.
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InvokePermission not automatically added to Lambda when triggered via Cloudwatch Rule
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