CI/CD Integration with Ephemeral Deployment Model (#14)

* feat: Complete migration from Prefect to Temporal

BREAKING CHANGE: Replaces Prefect workflow orchestration with Temporal

## Major Changes
- Replace Prefect with Temporal for workflow orchestration
- Implement vertical worker architecture (rust, android)
- Replace Docker registry with MinIO for unified storage
- Refactor activities to be co-located with workflows
- Update all API endpoints for Temporal compatibility

## Infrastructure
- New: docker-compose.temporal.yaml (Temporal + MinIO + workers)
- New: workers/ directory with rust and android vertical workers
- New: backend/src/temporal/ (manager, discovery)
- New: backend/src/storage/ (S3-cached storage with MinIO)
- New: backend/toolbox/common/ (shared storage activities)
- Deleted: docker-compose.yaml (old Prefect setup)
- Deleted: backend/src/core/prefect_manager.py
- Deleted: backend/src/services/prefect_stats_monitor.py
- Deleted: Docker registry and insecure-registries requirement

## Workflows
- Migrated: security_assessment workflow to Temporal
- New: rust_test workflow (example/test workflow)
- Deleted: secret_detection_scan (Prefect-based, to be reimplemented)
- Activities now co-located with workflows for independent testing

## API Changes
- Updated: backend/src/api/workflows.py (Temporal submission)
- Updated: backend/src/api/runs.py (Temporal status/results)
- Updated: backend/src/main.py (727 lines, TemporalManager integration)
- Updated: All 16 MCP tools to use TemporalManager

## Testing
-  All services healthy (Temporal, PostgreSQL, MinIO, workers, backend)
-  All API endpoints functional
-  End-to-end workflow test passed (72 findings from vulnerable_app)
-  MinIO storage integration working (target upload/download, results)
-  Worker activity discovery working (6 activities registered)
-  Tarball extraction working
-  SARIF report generation working

## Documentation
- ARCHITECTURE.md: Complete Temporal architecture documentation
- QUICKSTART_TEMPORAL.md: Getting started guide
- MIGRATION_DECISION.md: Why we chose Temporal over Prefect
- IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md: Migration progress tracking
- workers/README.md: Worker development guide

## Dependencies
- Added: temporalio>=1.6.0
- Added: boto3>=1.34.0 (MinIO S3 client)
- Removed: prefect>=3.4.18

* feat: Add Python fuzzing vertical with Atheris integration

This commit implements a complete Python fuzzing workflow using Atheris:

## Python Worker (workers/python/)
- Dockerfile with Python 3.11, Atheris, and build tools
- Generic worker.py for dynamic workflow discovery
- requirements.txt with temporalio, boto3, atheris dependencies
- Added to docker-compose.temporal.yaml with dedicated cache volume

## AtherisFuzzer Module (backend/toolbox/modules/fuzzer/)
- Reusable module extending BaseModule
- Auto-discovers fuzz targets (fuzz_*.py, *_fuzz.py, fuzz_target.py)
- Recursive search to find targets in nested directories
- Dynamically loads TestOneInput() function
- Configurable max_iterations and timeout
- Real-time stats callback support for live monitoring
- Returns findings as ModuleFinding objects

## Atheris Fuzzing Workflow (backend/toolbox/workflows/atheris_fuzzing/)
- Temporal workflow for orchestrating fuzzing
- Downloads user code from MinIO
- Executes AtherisFuzzer module
- Uploads results to MinIO
- Cleans up cache after execution
- metadata.yaml with vertical: python for routing

## Test Project (test_projects/python_fuzz_waterfall/)
- Demonstrates stateful waterfall vulnerability
- main.py with check_secret() that leaks progress
- fuzz_target.py with Atheris TestOneInput() harness
- Complete README with usage instructions

## Backend Fixes
- Fixed parameter merging in REST API endpoints (workflows.py)
- Changed workflow parameter passing from positional args to kwargs (manager.py)
- Default parameters now properly merged with user parameters

## Testing
 Worker discovered AtherisFuzzingWorkflow
 Workflow executed end-to-end successfully
 Fuzz target auto-discovered in nested directories
 Atheris ran 100,000 iterations
 Results uploaded and cache cleaned

* chore: Complete Temporal migration with updated CLI/SDK/docs

This commit includes all remaining Temporal migration changes:

## CLI Updates (cli/)
- Updated workflow execution commands for Temporal
- Enhanced error handling and exceptions
- Updated dependencies in uv.lock

## SDK Updates (sdk/)
- Client methods updated for Temporal workflows
- Updated models for new workflow execution
- Updated dependencies in uv.lock

## Documentation Updates (docs/)
- Architecture documentation for Temporal
- Workflow concept documentation
- Resource management documentation (new)
- Debugging guide (new)
- Updated tutorials and how-to guides
- Troubleshooting updates

## README Updates
- Main README with Temporal instructions
- Backend README
- CLI README
- SDK README

## Other
- Updated IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md
- Removed old vulnerable_app.tar.gz

These changes complete the Temporal migration and ensure the
CLI/SDK work correctly with the new backend.

* fix: Use positional args instead of kwargs for Temporal workflows

The Temporal Python SDK's start_workflow() method doesn't accept
a 'kwargs' parameter. Workflows must receive parameters as positional
arguments via the 'args' parameter.

Changed from:
  args=workflow_args  # Positional arguments

This fixes the error:
  TypeError: Client.start_workflow() got an unexpected keyword argument 'kwargs'

Workflows now correctly receive parameters in order:
- security_assessment: [target_id, scanner_config, analyzer_config, reporter_config]
- atheris_fuzzing: [target_id, target_file, max_iterations, timeout_seconds]
- rust_test: [target_id, test_message]

* fix: Filter metadata-only parameters from workflow arguments

SecurityAssessmentWorkflow was receiving 7 arguments instead of 2-5.
The issue was that target_path and volume_mode from default_parameters
were being passed to the workflow, when they should only be used by
the system for configuration.

Now filters out metadata-only parameters (target_path, volume_mode)
before passing arguments to workflow execution.

* refactor: Remove Prefect leftovers and volume mounting legacy

Complete cleanup of Prefect migration artifacts:

Backend:
- Delete registry.py and workflow_discovery.py (Prefect-specific files)
- Remove Docker validation from setup.py (no longer needed)
- Remove ResourceLimits and VolumeMount models
- Remove target_path and volume_mode from WorkflowSubmission
- Remove supported_volume_modes from API and discovery
- Clean up metadata.yaml files (remove volume/path fields)
- Simplify parameter filtering in manager.py

SDK:
- Remove volume_mode parameter from client methods
- Remove ResourceLimits and VolumeMount models
- Remove Prefect error patterns from docker_logs.py
- Clean up WorkflowSubmission and WorkflowMetadata models

CLI:
- Remove Volume Modes display from workflow info

All removed features are Prefect-specific or Docker volume mounting
artifacts. Temporal workflows use MinIO storage exclusively.

* feat: Add comprehensive test suite and benchmark infrastructure

- Add 68 unit tests for fuzzer, scanner, and analyzer modules
- Implement pytest-based test infrastructure with fixtures
- Add 6 performance benchmarks with category-specific thresholds
- Configure GitHub Actions for automated testing and benchmarking
- Add test and benchmark documentation

Test coverage:
- AtherisFuzzer: 8 tests
- CargoFuzzer: 14 tests
- FileScanner: 22 tests
- SecurityAnalyzer: 24 tests

All tests passing (68/68)
All benchmarks passing (6/6)

* fix: Resolve all ruff linting violations across codebase

Fixed 27 ruff violations in 12 files:
- Removed unused imports (Depends, Dict, Any, Optional, etc.)
- Fixed undefined workflow_info variable in workflows.py
- Removed dead code with undefined variables in atheris_fuzzer.py
- Changed f-string to regular string where no placeholders used

All files now pass ruff checks for CI/CD compliance.

* fix: Configure CI for unit tests only

- Renamed docker-compose.temporal.yaml → docker-compose.yml for CI compatibility
- Commented out integration-tests job (no integration tests yet)
- Updated test-summary to only depend on lint and unit-tests

CI will now run successfully with 68 unit tests. Integration tests can be added later.

* feat: Add CI/CD integration with ephemeral deployment model

Implements comprehensive CI/CD support for FuzzForge with on-demand worker management:

**Worker Management (v0.7.0)**
- Add WorkerManager for automatic worker lifecycle control
- Auto-start workers from stopped state when workflows execute
- Auto-stop workers after workflow completion
- Health checks and startup timeout handling (90s default)

**CI/CD Features**
- `--fail-on` flag: Fail builds based on SARIF severity levels (error/warning/note/info)
- `--export-sarif` flag: Export findings in SARIF 2.1.0 format
- `--auto-start`/`--auto-stop` flags: Control worker lifecycle
- Exit code propagation: Returns 1 on blocking findings, 0 on success

**Exit Code Fix**
- Add `except typer.Exit: raise` handlers at 3 critical locations
- Move worker cleanup to finally block for guaranteed execution
- Exit codes now propagate correctly even when build fails

**CI Scripts & Examples**
- ci-start.sh: Start FuzzForge services with health checks
- ci-stop.sh: Clean shutdown with volume preservation option
- GitHub Actions workflow example (security-scan.yml)
- GitLab CI pipeline example (.gitlab-ci.example.yml)
- docker-compose.ci.yml: CI-optimized compose file with profiles

**OSS-Fuzz Integration**
- New ossfuzz_campaign workflow for running OSS-Fuzz projects
- OSS-Fuzz worker with Docker-in-Docker support
- Configurable campaign duration and project selection

**Documentation**
- Comprehensive CI/CD integration guide (docs/how-to/cicd-integration.md)
- Updated architecture docs with worker lifecycle details
- Updated workspace isolation documentation
- CLI README with worker management examples

**SDK Enhancements**
- Add get_workflow_worker_info() endpoint
- Worker vertical metadata in workflow responses

**Testing**
- All workflows tested: security_assessment, atheris_fuzzing, secret_detection, cargo_fuzzing
- All monitoring commands tested: stats, crashes, status, finding
- Full CI pipeline simulation verified
- Exit codes verified for success/failure scenarios

Ephemeral CI/CD model: ~3-4GB RAM, ~60-90s startup, runs entirely in CI containers.

* fix: Resolve ruff linting violations in CI/CD code

- Remove unused variables (run_id, defaults, result)
- Remove unused imports
- Fix f-string without placeholders

All CI/CD integration files now pass ruff checks.
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# FuzzForge Benchmark Suite
Performance benchmarking infrastructure organized by module category.
## Directory Structure
```
benchmarks/
├── conftest.py # Benchmark fixtures
├── category_configs.py # Category-specific thresholds
├── by_category/ # Benchmarks organized by category
│ ├── fuzzer/
│ │ ├── bench_cargo_fuzz.py
│ │ └── bench_atheris.py
│ ├── scanner/
│ │ └── bench_file_scanner.py
│ ├── secret_detection/
│ │ ├── bench_gitleaks.py
│ │ └── bench_trufflehog.py
│ └── analyzer/
│ └── bench_security_analyzer.py
├── fixtures/ # Benchmark test data
│ ├── small/ # ~1K LOC
│ ├── medium/ # ~10K LOC
│ └── large/ # ~100K LOC
└── results/ # Benchmark results (JSON)
```
## Module Categories
### Fuzzer
**Expected Metrics**: execs/sec, coverage_rate, time_to_crash, memory_usage
**Performance Thresholds**:
- Min 1000 execs/sec
- Max 10s for small projects
- Max 2GB memory
### Scanner
**Expected Metrics**: files/sec, LOC/sec, findings_count
**Performance Thresholds**:
- Min 100 files/sec
- Min 10K LOC/sec
- Max 512MB memory
### Secret Detection
**Expected Metrics**: patterns/sec, precision, recall, F1
**Performance Thresholds**:
- Min 90% precision
- Min 95% recall
- Max 5 false positives per 100 secrets
### Analyzer
**Expected Metrics**: analysis_depth, files/sec, accuracy
**Performance Thresholds**:
- Min 10 files/sec (deep analysis)
- Min 85% accuracy
- Max 2GB memory
## Running Benchmarks
### All Benchmarks
```bash
cd backend
pytest benchmarks/ --benchmark-only -v
```
### Specific Category
```bash
pytest benchmarks/by_category/fuzzer/ --benchmark-only -v
```
### With Comparison
```bash
# Run and save baseline
pytest benchmarks/ --benchmark-only --benchmark-save=baseline
# Compare against baseline
pytest benchmarks/ --benchmark-only --benchmark-compare=baseline
```
### Generate Histogram
```bash
pytest benchmarks/ --benchmark-only --benchmark-histogram=histogram
```
## Benchmark Results
Results are saved as JSON and include:
- Mean execution time
- Standard deviation
- Min/Max values
- Iterations per second
- Memory usage
Example output:
```
------------------------ benchmark: fuzzer --------------------------
Name Mean StdDev Ops/Sec
bench_cargo_fuzz[discovery] 0.0012s 0.0001s 833.33
bench_cargo_fuzz[execution] 0.1250s 0.0050s 8.00
bench_cargo_fuzz[memory] 0.0100s 0.0005s 100.00
---------------------------------------------------------------------
```
## CI/CD Integration
Benchmarks run:
- **Nightly**: Full benchmark suite, track trends
- **On PR**: When benchmarks/ or modules/ changed
- **Manual**: Via workflow_dispatch
### Regression Detection
Benchmarks automatically fail if:
- Performance degrades >10%
- Memory usage exceeds thresholds
- Throughput drops below minimum
See `.github/workflows/benchmark.yml` for configuration.
## Adding New Benchmarks
### 1. Create benchmark file in category directory
```python
# benchmarks/by_category/fuzzer/bench_new_fuzzer.py
import pytest
from benchmarks.category_configs import ModuleCategory, get_threshold
@pytest.mark.benchmark(group="fuzzer")
def test_execution_performance(benchmark, new_fuzzer, test_workspace):
"""Benchmark execution speed"""
result = benchmark(new_fuzzer.execute, config, test_workspace)
# Validate against threshold
threshold = get_threshold(ModuleCategory.FUZZER, "max_execution_time_small")
assert result.execution_time < threshold
```
### 2. Update category_configs.py if needed
Add new thresholds or metrics for your module.
### 3. Run locally
```bash
pytest benchmarks/by_category/fuzzer/bench_new_fuzzer.py --benchmark-only -v
```
## Best Practices
1. **Use mocking** for external dependencies (network, disk I/O)
2. **Fixed iterations** for consistent benchmarking
3. **Warm-up runs** for JIT-compiled code
4. **Category-specific metrics** aligned with module purpose
5. **Realistic fixtures** that represent actual use cases
6. **Memory profiling** using tracemalloc
7. **Compare apples to apples** within the same category
## Interpreting Results
### Good Performance
- ✅ Execution time below threshold
- ✅ Memory usage within limits
- ✅ Throughput meets minimum
- ✅ <5% variance across runs
### Performance Issues
- ⚠️ Execution time 10-20% over threshold
- ❌ Execution time >20% over threshold
- ❌ Memory leaks (increasing over iterations)
- ❌ High variance (>10%) indicates instability
## Tracking Performance Over Time
Benchmark results are stored as artifacts with:
- Commit SHA
- Timestamp
- Environment details (Python version, OS)
- Full metrics
Use these to track long-term performance trends and detect gradual degradation.
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"""
Benchmarks for CargoFuzzer module
Tests performance characteristics of Rust fuzzing:
- Execution throughput (execs/sec)
- Coverage rate
- Memory efficiency
- Time to first crash
"""
import pytest
import asyncio
from pathlib import Path
from unittest.mock import AsyncMock, patch
import sys
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[3] / "toolbox"))
from modules.fuzzer.cargo_fuzzer import CargoFuzzer
from benchmarks.category_configs import ModuleCategory, get_threshold
@pytest.fixture
def cargo_fuzzer():
"""Create CargoFuzzer instance for benchmarking"""
return CargoFuzzer()
@pytest.fixture
def benchmark_config():
"""Benchmark-optimized configuration"""
return {
"target_name": None,
"max_iterations": 10000, # Fixed iterations for consistent benchmarking
"timeout_seconds": 30,
"sanitizer": "address"
}
@pytest.fixture
def mock_rust_workspace(tmp_path):
"""Create a minimal Rust workspace for benchmarking"""
workspace = tmp_path / "rust_project"
workspace.mkdir()
# Cargo.toml
(workspace / "Cargo.toml").write_text("""[package]
name = "bench_project"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
""")
# src/lib.rs
src = workspace / "src"
src.mkdir()
(src / "lib.rs").write_text("""
pub fn benchmark_function(data: &[u8]) -> Vec<u8> {
data.to_vec()
}
""")
# fuzz structure
fuzz = workspace / "fuzz"
fuzz.mkdir()
(fuzz / "Cargo.toml").write_text("""[package]
name = "bench_project-fuzz"
version = "0.0.0"
edition = "2021"
[dependencies]
libfuzzer-sys = "0.4"
[dependencies.bench_project]
path = ".."
[[bin]]
name = "fuzz_target_1"
path = "fuzz_targets/fuzz_target_1.rs"
""")
targets = fuzz / "fuzz_targets"
targets.mkdir()
(targets / "fuzz_target_1.rs").write_text("""#![no_main]
use libfuzzer_sys::fuzz_target;
use bench_project::benchmark_function;
fuzz_target!(|data: &[u8]| {
let _ = benchmark_function(data);
});
""")
return workspace
class TestCargoFuzzerPerformance:
"""Benchmark CargoFuzzer performance metrics"""
@pytest.mark.benchmark(group="fuzzer")
def test_target_discovery_performance(self, benchmark, cargo_fuzzer, mock_rust_workspace):
"""Benchmark fuzz target discovery speed"""
def discover():
return asyncio.run(cargo_fuzzer._discover_fuzz_targets(mock_rust_workspace))
result = benchmark(discover)
assert len(result) > 0
@pytest.mark.benchmark(group="fuzzer")
def test_config_validation_performance(self, benchmark, cargo_fuzzer, benchmark_config):
"""Benchmark configuration validation speed"""
result = benchmark(cargo_fuzzer.validate_config, benchmark_config)
assert result is True
@pytest.mark.benchmark(group="fuzzer")
def test_module_initialization_performance(self, benchmark):
"""Benchmark module instantiation time"""
def init_module():
return CargoFuzzer()
module = benchmark(init_module)
assert module is not None
class TestCargoFuzzerThroughput:
"""Benchmark execution throughput"""
@pytest.mark.benchmark(group="fuzzer")
def test_execution_throughput(self, benchmark, cargo_fuzzer, mock_rust_workspace, benchmark_config):
"""Benchmark fuzzing execution throughput"""
# Mock actual fuzzing to focus on orchestration overhead
async def mock_run(workspace, target, config, callback):
# Simulate 10K execs at 1000 execs/sec
if callback:
await callback({
"total_execs": 10000,
"execs_per_sec": 1000.0,
"crashes": 0,
"coverage": 50,
"corpus_size": 10,
"elapsed_time": 10
})
return [], {"total_executions": 10000, "execution_time": 10.0}
with patch.object(cargo_fuzzer, '_build_fuzz_target', new_callable=AsyncMock, return_value=True):
with patch.object(cargo_fuzzer, '_run_fuzzing', side_effect=mock_run):
with patch.object(cargo_fuzzer, '_parse_crash_artifacts', new_callable=AsyncMock, return_value=[]):
def run_fuzzer():
# Run in new event loop
loop = asyncio.new_event_loop()
try:
return loop.run_until_complete(
cargo_fuzzer.execute(benchmark_config, mock_rust_workspace)
)
finally:
loop.close()
result = benchmark(run_fuzzer)
assert result.status == "success"
# Verify performance threshold
threshold = get_threshold(ModuleCategory.FUZZER, "max_execution_time_small")
assert result.execution_time < threshold, \
f"Execution time {result.execution_time}s exceeds threshold {threshold}s"
class TestCargoFuzzerMemory:
"""Benchmark memory efficiency"""
@pytest.mark.benchmark(group="fuzzer")
def test_memory_overhead(self, benchmark, cargo_fuzzer, mock_rust_workspace, benchmark_config):
"""Benchmark memory usage during execution"""
import tracemalloc
def measure_memory():
tracemalloc.start()
# Simulate operations
cargo_fuzzer.validate_config(benchmark_config)
asyncio.run(cargo_fuzzer._discover_fuzz_targets(mock_rust_workspace))
current, peak = tracemalloc.get_traced_memory()
tracemalloc.stop()
return peak / 1024 / 1024 # Convert to MB
peak_mb = benchmark(measure_memory)
# Check against threshold
max_memory = get_threshold(ModuleCategory.FUZZER, "max_memory_mb")
assert peak_mb < max_memory, \
f"Peak memory {peak_mb:.2f}MB exceeds threshold {max_memory}MB"
class TestCargoFuzzerScalability:
"""Benchmark scalability characteristics"""
@pytest.mark.benchmark(group="fuzzer")
def test_multiple_target_discovery(self, benchmark, cargo_fuzzer, tmp_path):
"""Benchmark discovery with multiple targets"""
workspace = tmp_path / "multi_target"
workspace.mkdir()
# Create workspace with 10 fuzz targets
(workspace / "Cargo.toml").write_text("[package]\nname = \"test\"\nversion = \"0.1.0\"\nedition = \"2021\"")
src = workspace / "src"
src.mkdir()
(src / "lib.rs").write_text("pub fn test() {}")
fuzz = workspace / "fuzz"
fuzz.mkdir()
targets = fuzz / "fuzz_targets"
targets.mkdir()
for i in range(10):
(targets / f"fuzz_target_{i}.rs").write_text("// Target")
def discover():
return asyncio.run(cargo_fuzzer._discover_fuzz_targets(workspace))
result = benchmark(discover)
assert len(result) == 10
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"""
Category-specific benchmark configurations
Defines expected metrics and performance thresholds for each module category.
"""
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import List, Dict
from enum import Enum
class ModuleCategory(str, Enum):
"""Module categories for benchmarking"""
FUZZER = "fuzzer"
SCANNER = "scanner"
ANALYZER = "analyzer"
SECRET_DETECTION = "secret_detection"
REPORTER = "reporter"
@dataclass
class CategoryBenchmarkConfig:
"""Benchmark configuration for a module category"""
category: ModuleCategory
expected_metrics: List[str]
performance_thresholds: Dict[str, float]
description: str
# Fuzzer category configuration
FUZZER_CONFIG = CategoryBenchmarkConfig(
category=ModuleCategory.FUZZER,
expected_metrics=[
"execs_per_sec",
"coverage_rate",
"time_to_first_crash",
"corpus_efficiency",
"execution_time",
"peak_memory_mb"
],
performance_thresholds={
"min_execs_per_sec": 1000, # Minimum executions per second
"max_execution_time_small": 10.0, # Max time for small project (seconds)
"max_execution_time_medium": 60.0, # Max time for medium project
"max_memory_mb": 2048, # Maximum memory usage
"min_coverage_rate": 1.0, # Minimum new coverage per second
},
description="Fuzzing modules: coverage-guided fuzz testing"
)
# Scanner category configuration
SCANNER_CONFIG = CategoryBenchmarkConfig(
category=ModuleCategory.SCANNER,
expected_metrics=[
"files_per_sec",
"loc_per_sec",
"execution_time",
"peak_memory_mb",
"findings_count"
],
performance_thresholds={
"min_files_per_sec": 100, # Minimum files scanned per second
"min_loc_per_sec": 10000, # Minimum lines of code per second
"max_execution_time_small": 1.0,
"max_execution_time_medium": 10.0,
"max_memory_mb": 512,
},
description="File scanning modules: fast pattern-based scanning"
)
# Secret detection category configuration
SECRET_DETECTION_CONFIG = CategoryBenchmarkConfig(
category=ModuleCategory.SECRET_DETECTION,
expected_metrics=[
"patterns_per_sec",
"precision",
"recall",
"f1_score",
"false_positive_rate",
"execution_time",
"peak_memory_mb"
],
performance_thresholds={
"min_patterns_per_sec": 1000,
"min_precision": 0.90, # 90% precision target
"min_recall": 0.95, # 95% recall target
"max_false_positives": 5, # Max false positives per 100 secrets
"max_execution_time_small": 2.0,
"max_execution_time_medium": 20.0,
"max_memory_mb": 1024,
},
description="Secret detection modules: high precision pattern matching"
)
# Analyzer category configuration
ANALYZER_CONFIG = CategoryBenchmarkConfig(
category=ModuleCategory.ANALYZER,
expected_metrics=[
"analysis_depth",
"files_analyzed_per_sec",
"execution_time",
"peak_memory_mb",
"findings_count",
"accuracy"
],
performance_thresholds={
"min_files_per_sec": 10, # Slower than scanners due to deep analysis
"max_execution_time_small": 5.0,
"max_execution_time_medium": 60.0,
"max_memory_mb": 2048,
"min_accuracy": 0.85, # 85% accuracy target
},
description="Code analysis modules: deep semantic analysis"
)
# Reporter category configuration
REPORTER_CONFIG = CategoryBenchmarkConfig(
category=ModuleCategory.REPORTER,
expected_metrics=[
"report_generation_time",
"findings_per_sec",
"peak_memory_mb"
],
performance_thresholds={
"max_report_time_100_findings": 1.0, # Max 1 second for 100 findings
"max_report_time_1000_findings": 10.0, # Max 10 seconds for 1000 findings
"max_memory_mb": 256,
},
description="Reporting modules: fast report generation"
)
# Category configurations map
CATEGORY_CONFIGS = {
ModuleCategory.FUZZER: FUZZER_CONFIG,
ModuleCategory.SCANNER: SCANNER_CONFIG,
ModuleCategory.SECRET_DETECTION: SECRET_DETECTION_CONFIG,
ModuleCategory.ANALYZER: ANALYZER_CONFIG,
ModuleCategory.REPORTER: REPORTER_CONFIG,
}
def get_category_config(category: ModuleCategory) -> CategoryBenchmarkConfig:
"""Get benchmark configuration for a category"""
return CATEGORY_CONFIGS[category]
def get_threshold(category: ModuleCategory, metric: str) -> float:
"""Get performance threshold for a specific metric"""
config = get_category_config(category)
return config.performance_thresholds.get(metric, 0.0)
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"""
Benchmark fixtures and configuration
"""
import sys
from pathlib import Path
import pytest
# Add parent directories to path
BACKEND_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1]
TOOLBOX = BACKEND_ROOT / "toolbox"
if str(BACKEND_ROOT) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(BACKEND_ROOT))
if str(TOOLBOX) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(TOOLBOX))
# ============================================================================
# Benchmark Fixtures
# ============================================================================
@pytest.fixture(scope="session")
def benchmark_fixtures_dir():
"""Path to benchmark fixtures directory"""
return Path(__file__).parent / "fixtures"
@pytest.fixture(scope="session")
def small_project_fixture(benchmark_fixtures_dir):
"""Small project fixture (~1K LOC)"""
return benchmark_fixtures_dir / "small"
@pytest.fixture(scope="session")
def medium_project_fixture(benchmark_fixtures_dir):
"""Medium project fixture (~10K LOC)"""
return benchmark_fixtures_dir / "medium"
@pytest.fixture(scope="session")
def large_project_fixture(benchmark_fixtures_dir):
"""Large project fixture (~100K LOC)"""
return benchmark_fixtures_dir / "large"
# ============================================================================
# pytest-benchmark Configuration
# ============================================================================
def pytest_configure(config):
"""Configure pytest-benchmark"""
config.addinivalue_line(
"markers", "benchmark: mark test as a benchmark"
)
def pytest_benchmark_group_stats(config, benchmarks, group_by):
"""Group benchmark results by category"""
return group_by