feat(cli): import LiteLLM keys, teams, and budgets from its database - #1132
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe LiteLLM migration command can read keys, teams, users, organizations, and budgets from a LiteLLM PostgreSQL database. It builds an import plan and can optionally apply that plan to a running GoModel instance. ChangesLiteLLM database import
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant migrateLiteLLM
participant ReadDatabase
participant PlanImport
participant Apply
participant GoModelAdminAPI
migrateLiteLLM->>ReadDatabase: Read LiteLLM records
ReadDatabase-->>migrateLiteLLM: Return database data
migrateLiteLLM->>PlanImport: Build import plan
PlanImport-->>migrateLiteLLM: Return import plan
migrateLiteLLM->>Apply: Apply plan with admin credentials
Apply->>GoModelAdminAPI: Check global access and write planned records
GoModelAdminAPI-->>Apply: Return access and write responses
Apply-->>migrateLiteLLM: Return counts and failures
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Fix both before merging. Reruns of the import can attach limits to the wrong key path, and a key can be imported without the restrictions it had in LiteLLM when a restriction write fails. The core read, plan and apply flow is otherwise covered by tests. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The migration can activate keys even when their required restrictions fail to import. Rerunning with colliding names can also associate existing keys with another identity's restrictions. Global administrator access and explicit operator invocation limit reachability, but neither prevents these unsafe states. Retained concerns
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| status, err := a.do(http.MethodPost, "/auth-keys/import", key) |
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If a model policy, budget, or rate-limit write fails, Apply still imports the keys that depend on it. A team key using all-team-models has no key-level model limit, so a rejected team policy can let it use every model. A failed budget write can leave it without a spend cap. Do not import affected keys until their rules are in place.
How this was verified: Failed rule writes do not stop the key loop, and a key without an allowlist or inherited policy is unrestricted.
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Fixed in b88956c. Apply records every path whose policy, budget, or rate-limit write was rejected and holds back keys at that path or below, each listed as a failure (so the command exits non-zero). Deactivations still go through, since they only restrict.
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Review comments at @internal/litellmmigrate/database.go:
- Line 152: Update the query in the row-loading flow to return rows in a
deterministic order before planning imports, so duplicate aliases receive the
same suffixes on reruns. Add ordering by a stable representation of each row,
preserving the existing query and import behavior otherwise.
Review comments at @internal/litellmmigrate/importapply.go:
- Around line 65-75: Update Apply to track paths where policy, budget, or
rate-limit writes fail, then skip importing keys whose UserPath matches or is
below a failed path and record each skip in result.Failures. Use a
path-boundary-aware check so unrelated paths are not blocked.
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If a blocked key reaches a GoModel replica before that replica has loaded an import made by another replica, Import reports it as skipped without checking storage. The key stays active, and the migration reports no failure. Check shared storage before deciding there is no key to deactivate.
How this was verified: The disabled-key branch reads only the local snapshot and returns before the storage-backed deactivation path.
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| if input.Disabled && key.Enabled && key.DeactivatedAt == nil { | ||
| if err := s.Deactivate(ctx, key.ID); err != nil { |
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When an expired key was imported earlier, updateImported clears its expiry and puts the changed key into the live snapshot before calling Deactivate. The key can work until deactivation finishes. If that write fails, it remains usable in this replica’s snapshot. Deactivate the key before clearing its expiry or publishing the change.
How this was verified: The disabled plan omits the past expiry, while the update publishes that expiry-free key before calling Deactivate.
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gomodel migrate litellmnow reads the LiteLLM PostgreSQL database and imports virtual keys, teams, users, organizations, model access, budgets, and rate limits into a running GoModel.--database-url, elsegeneral_settings.database_url, elseDATABASE_URL— in a read-only transaction. Rows are read as JSON, so columns or tables a LiteLLM version lacks read as unset. Without a URL the command converts the config only, as before;--skip-databaseforces that.--gomodel-urlwrites through the admin API (auth:GOMODEL_MASTER_KEY, else the LiteLLM master key). It checks for a global admin key before writing, applies model policies before keys, and is safe to re-run (upserts plus the 409 from feat(authkeys): import LiteLLM virtual keys by hash #1130). Without it, the plan is only shown in the report. These stay runtime objects, editable in the dashboard, rather than read-only config./<org>, team →/<org>/<team>, team key →/<org>/<team>/<key>, personal key →/users/<user>/<key>. Model lists become user-path policies (resolved through the converted virtual models), so a user's list binds only their personal keys, matching LiteLLM.max_budget/budget_duration→ budgets;rpm/tpm/tpd/max_parallel_requests→ rate limits; key and team tags → key labels.Tested end to end against a real LiteLLM proxy: the guide's two-step flow imports keys, policies, budgets, and limits; old keys keep their model access; the imported rate limit is enforced; a re-run changes nothing.
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gomodel migrate litellmcan now read keys, teams, users, organizations, and budgets from a LiteLLM database, and optionally import supported access controls and limits into a running GoModel instance.Documentation