HYPERFLEET-1408 - feat: map CR fields to API config, trigger rollout on change - #6
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WalkthroughThe PR adds optional JWKS URL and Secret-reference fields to Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HyperFleetConfigReconciler
participant OIDCDiscovery
participant SecretWatch
participant APIComponent
participant Deployment
HyperFleetConfigReconciler->>OIDCDiscovery: resolve JWKS URL when auth needs discovery
HyperFleetConfigReconciler->>APIComponent: render config and workload manifests
APIComponent->>Deployment: build config.yaml and mounts
HyperFleetConfigReconciler->>Deployment: stamp config-hash annotation
SecretWatch-->>HyperFleetConfigReconciler: enqueue reconcile on operator-namespace Secret change
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Full details: Sec-02: Secrets In Log OutputExplanation SEC-02 custom check passed. Investigation found only one logging statement in non-test code at line 140 of Full details: No Hardcoded SecretsExplanation No hardcoded secrets found in the pull request. Evidence from comprehensive code review: 1. No embedded credentials: All secret values are read from Kubernetes Secret objects via Full details: No Weak CryptographyExplanation The pull request introduces Full details: No Injection VectorsExplanation Investigation found no injection vectors in the pull request. CWE-89 (SQL Injection): No SQL queries or string concatenation patterns found in the code. CWE-78 (OS Command Injection): No exec.Command or exec.CommandContext calls found. CWE-79 (Template Injection): No template.HTML() usage. Configuration is rendered via Full details: No Privileged ContainersExplanation The custom check "No Privileged Containers" requires flagging privileged container configurations in Kubernetes manifests, Helm templates, and Dockerfiles. Investigation of this PR found no such violations. The PR modifies Full details: No Pii Or Sensitive Data In LogsExplanation Investigation of logging statements across the pull request reveals that no PII or sensitive data is exposed. Evidence gathered: 1. Single log.Info statement (hyperfleetconfig_controller.go:140): - Logs bundle type enum (CloudCAPI/OnPremAgent) — not PII - Logs component count (integer) — not PII - Logs operator namespace name (DNS label) — not PII 2. OIDC discovery error messages (hyperfleetconfig_rollout.go): - Log discoveryURL constructed from configured issuer +
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In `@config/rbac/role.yaml`:
- Around line 20-27: Replace the cluster-wide Secret permissions in manager-role
with a namespaced Role scoped to OperatorNamespace, preserving only get, list,
and watch access for secrets. Update the binding configuration so the controller
uses this Role while retaining manager-role for permissions that genuinely
require cluster scope.
In `@internal/bundle/bundle.go`:
- Around line 96-103: Update the BundleOnPremAgent handling in
internal/bundle/bundle.go lines 96-103 to either return the supported on-prem
entity descriptors or prevent resolution of the API component until supported.
Update internal/bundle/bundle_test.go lines 45-52 to verify the supported
descriptor contract, and lines 83-92 to assert that the API component receives
those descriptors.
In `@internal/controller/hyperfleetconfig_controller_test.go`:
- Around line 220-222: Update the DeferCleanup callback for dbSecret to check
the error returned by k8sClient.Delete, treating a not-found/already-absent
Secret as acceptable while failing cleanup for other errors. Preserve cleanup of
the fixed-name Secret so later specs cannot be affected.
In `@internal/controller/hyperfleetconfig_rollout.go`:
- Around line 99-110: Harden the OIDC discovery request flow around
httpClient.Do in the rollout controller: enforce an egress destination policy
for AuthSpec.Issuer/discoveryURL that blocks private or otherwise unauthorized
destinations, and validate every redirect target rather than relying on the
default redirect behavior. Apply the policy to both the configured HTTP client
and the fallback client, preserving normal allowed OIDC discovery requests.
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| - apiGroups: | ||
| - "" | ||
| resources: | ||
| - secrets | ||
| verbs: | ||
| - get | ||
| - list | ||
| - watch |
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Scope Secret permissions to the operator namespace.
manager-role is bound by ClusterRoleBinding, so its get, list, and watch permissions allow controller-manager to access Secrets in every namespace. The controller reads referenced Secrets only from OperatorNamespace. Split the Secret rule into a namespaced Role, unless cluster-wide access is required and documented. This is CWE-250.
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In `@config/rbac/role.yaml` around lines 20 - 27, Replace the cluster-wide Secret
permissions in manager-role with a namespaced Role scoped to OperatorNamespace,
preserving only get, list, and watch access for secrets. Update the binding
configuration so the controller uses this Role while retaining manager-role for
permissions that genuinely require cluster scope.
| case hyperfleetv1alpha1.BundleOnPremAgent: | ||
| // Intentionally empty: the on-prem/agent bundle's entity set is not yet | ||
| // defined. Leaving it nil renders no `entities:` key, and the API then | ||
| // registers NO entity types at all (LoadDescriptors ranges over the slice; | ||
| // there is no built-in default set), so it serves zero resource routes — it | ||
| // does NOT fall back to cloud-capi or any default entities. The on-prem | ||
| // bundle must supply an explicit entity set here before it is usable. | ||
| return nil |
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Restore API entities for onprem-agent.
BundleOnPremAgent is accepted by the CRD and still resolves the API component. Returning nil omits entities from config.yaml, so the API registers no routes. This makes the deployed on-prem API unusable.
internal/bundle/bundle.go#L96-L103: Provide the required on-prem entity descriptors, or stop resolving the API component until the bundle is supported.internal/bundle/bundle_test.go#L45-L52: Replace the nil-descriptor expectation with the supported on-prem descriptor contract.internal/bundle/bundle_test.go#L83-L92: Assert the API component receives the supported on-prem descriptors.
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In `@internal/bundle/bundle.go` around lines 96 - 103, Update the
BundleOnPremAgent handling in internal/bundle/bundle.go lines 96-103 to either
return the supported on-prem entity descriptors or prevent resolution of the API
component until supported. Update internal/bundle/bundle_test.go lines 45-52 to
verify the supported descriptor contract, and lines 83-92 to assert that the API
component receives those descriptors.
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| DeferCleanup(func(ctx context.Context) { | ||
| _ = k8sClient.Delete(ctx, dbSecret) | ||
| }, ctx) |
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Check the Secret cleanup error.
Line 221 discards a k8sClient.Delete error. Fail the cleanup unless the Secret is already absent. A retained fixed-name Secret can affect later specs.
As per path instructions, “every error return MUST be checked — flag silently discarded errors.”
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In `@internal/controller/hyperfleetconfig_controller_test.go` around lines 220 -
222, Update the DeferCleanup callback for dbSecret to check the error returned
by k8sClient.Delete, treating a not-found/already-absent Secret as acceptable
while failing cleanup for other errors. Preserve cleanup of the fixed-name
Secret so later specs cannot be affected.
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| req, err := http.NewRequestWithContext(ctx, http.MethodGet, discoveryURL, nil) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return "", fmt.Errorf("build discovery request for %q: %w", discoveryURL, err) | ||
| } | ||
| req.Header.Set("Accept", "application/json") | ||
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| if httpClient == nil { | ||
| httpClient = &http.Client{Timeout: discoveryTimeout} | ||
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Restrict OIDC discovery destinations and redirects.
AuthSpec.Issuer controls discoveryURL. The fallback http.Client follows redirects by default, and HTTPS validation does not prevent private destinations. Any principal with update access to HyperFleetConfig can use this path for SSRF against the controller network. Enforce an egress allowlist or transport-level destination policy, and validate every redirect target. CWE-918.
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In `@internal/controller/hyperfleetconfig_rollout.go` around lines 99 - 110,
Harden the OIDC discovery request flow around httpClient.Do in the rollout
controller: enforce an egress destination policy for
AuthSpec.Issuer/discoveryURL that blocks private or otherwise unauthorized
destinations, and validate every redirect target rather than relying on the
default redirect behavior. Apply the policy to both the configured HTTP client
and the fallback client, preserving normal allowed OIDC discovery requests.
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A few things worth addressing below, mostly around the reconcile loop and what goes into the CR. CI is also red (lint has a couple of real ones, sort via depguard and the unchecked resp.Body.Close(), plus the commit/title format).
| // Resolve the JWKS URL. When auth is on and the CR pins neither a JWKS URL nor | ||
| // a JWKS Secret, this performs OIDC discovery — a network read, so it lives | ||
| // here rather than in the pure renderer. Empty otherwise. | ||
| jwksURL, err := r.resolveJWKSURL(ctx, cr) |
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This puts a network call (up to 10s) at the top of every reconcile, and a failure returns before anything is applied. mapSecretToConfig enqueues the singleton on any Secret change in the namespace, so this runs a lot, and if the issuer is unreachable a TLS or DB password rotation won't roll pods until the IdP comes back. That makes an external service a wedge point for the whole loop.
Two smaller things fall out of the same spot: the fallback http.Client uses system CA roots, so a private issuer behind an internal CA fails discovery every time, and the API's jwk_cert_ca_file isn't exposed either, so those partners get pushed onto jwkCertSecretRef, static keys with no rotation.
Smallest fix I'd take here: cache the discovered URL on the reconciler keyed by issuer, only re-discover when the issuer changes or there's nothing cached, and if discovery fails with a cached value present, log and carry on with it. Longer term worth thinking about whether discovery belongs in the API itself, it already owns the JWKS fetcher, and that would keep the operator free of network I/O and the renderer a pure function of the CR like the description says.
| // +kubebuilder:validation:MaxLength=2048 | ||
| // +kubebuilder:validation:XValidation:rule="isURL(self) && url(self).getScheme() == 'https' && url(self).getHostname() != ''",message="jwkCertURL must be a valid https URL" | ||
| // +optional | ||
| JWKCertURL string `json:"jwkCertURL,omitempty"` |
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Just want to confirm the thinking on jwkCertURL as a CR field. jwkCertSecretRef I buy, air-gapped is real partner intent. When does a partner have an OIDC issuer that doesn't serve .well-known? Reading the tests, its main job is letting fixtures skip the network call.
Every field here is a forever contract (ADR-0019 is pretty explicit about keeping the CR minimal), and per ADR-0020 the gateway owns JWT validation, in-app is defense-in-depth, so this grows the contract to configure the fallback layer. Adding later is compatible, removing isn't. Could we keep discovery + Secret as the two paths for v1alpha1 and leave the URL out until someone actually needs it? If it stays, the CA-file question from the discovery comment will show up as a third field pretty quickly.
| // 0x01 followed by the length-delimited value. | ||
| if e.present { | ||
| _, _ = h.Write([]byte{1}) | ||
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This hash is an offline oracle for the DB password. The annotation lives on the pod template, readable by anyone with get deployments or get pods, a much wider set than get secrets. config.yaml is in a ConfigMap, db.host/port/name/user are guessable, so the only unknown in the preimage is the password, and it's plain SHA-256 with length framing. Weak passwords fall to a GPU quickly.
You flagged this as a follow-up, I'd close it here: hash secret.ResourceVersion (or UID + ResourceVersion) instead of data. The downside you mentioned, a metadata-only edit rolls pods once, is harmless. It also means the operator never needs to read Secret data at all, which helps the cache/RBAC comment too.
| Owns(&rbacv1.Role{}). | ||
| Owns(&rbacv1.RoleBinding{}). | ||
| Watches( | ||
| &corev1.Secret{}, |
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cmd/main.go sets no cache.Options, so this watch (and the r.Get on Secrets, which goes through the cached client) starts a cluster-wide Secret informer. Every Secret on the cluster ends up in operator memory, and it's why the ClusterRole needs cluster-wide list/watch.
It's a small change to scope it:
Cache: cache.Options{
ByObject: map[client.Object]cache.ByObject{
&corev1.Secret{}: {Namespaces: map[string]cache.Config{operatorNamespace: {}}},
},
},Then the Secret grant can be a namespaced Role. I'd do it in this PR rather than the follow-up, it's the kind of thing that only bites on a big cluster.
| switch b { | ||
| case hyperfleetv1alpha1.BundleCloudCAPI: | ||
| return cloudCAPIEntities | ||
| case hyperfleetv1alpha1.BundleOnPremAgent: |
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The comment is honest about what happens, but the CRD enum still accepts onprem-agent and bundle is immutable, so a partner who picks it gets a healthy-looking API that serves no routes and no signal why. Until the entity set exists I'd have Resolve (or Render) return an error for it, failing loudly rather than returning a nil that reads as success. 1409/1512 can turn that into a Degraded condition later.
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In `@internal/component/api/api_test.go`:
- Around line 165-172: Update deploymentFrom in
internal/component/api/api_test.go (lines 165-172) and parseConfig in
internal/component/api/config_test.go (lines 26-33) to accept *testing.T instead
of *WithT, call t.Helper(), and construct the Gomega wrapper with NewWithT(t)
before assertions. Update their call sites to pass *testing.T.
In `@internal/controller/hyperfleetconfig_rollout_test.go`:
- Line 73: The test HTTP handlers currently discard errors from
ResponseWriter.Write; update each affected handler, including the writes near
the issuer response and the other referenced handlers, to check the returned
error and fail the test with its details before continuing.
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| // deploymentFrom renders the CR and returns the Deployment operand. | ||
| func deploymentFrom(g *WithT, cr *hyperfleetv1alpha1.HyperFleetConfig) *appsv1.Deployment { | ||
| objs, err := New("img", testNamespace, Options{}).Render(context.Background(), cr) | ||
| g.Expect(err).NotTo(HaveOccurred()) | ||
| dep, ok := byKind(objs)["Deployment"].(*appsv1.Deployment) | ||
| g.Expect(ok).To(BeTrue()) | ||
| return dep | ||
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Add t.Helper() to assertion helpers in test files.
Test helper functions deploymentFrom and parseConfig execute Gomega assertions but do not mark themselves as test helpers. When assertions fail, the reported line points to the helper instead of the calling test function.
Change both helpers to receive *testing.T, call t.Helper() before constructing the Gomega wrapper:
internal/component/api/api_test.go, lines 166–172: UpdatedeploymentFrom(g *WithT, ...)todeploymentFrom(t *testing.T, ...), addt.Helper(), constructg := NewWithT(t).internal/component/api/config_test.go, lines 29–32: UpdateparseConfig(g *WithT, ...)toparseConfig(t *testing.T, ...), addt.Helper(), constructg := NewWithT(t).
This follows the HyperFleet testing standard (TEST-02): test helper functions must call t.Helper().
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In `@internal/component/api/api_test.go` around lines 165 - 172, Update
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| w.Header().Set("Content-Type", "application/json") | ||
| // The issuer in the document must match the one we asked for (the server's | ||
| // own URL); "http://"+r.Host reconstructs it for the httptest server. | ||
| _, _ = w.Write([]byte(`{"issuer":"http://` + r.Host + `","jwks_uri":"https://issuer.example.com/keys"}`)) |
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Check response-write errors in the test handlers.
Each handler discards ResponseWriter.Write errors. If a write fails, fail the test with that error instead of continuing with an incomplete response.
As per path instructions, “every error return MUST be checked — flag silently discarded errors.”
Also applies to: 91-91, 108-108, 160-160
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In `@internal/controller/hyperfleetconfig_rollout_test.go` at line 73, The test
HTTP handlers currently discard errors from ResponseWriter.Write; update each
affected handler, including the writes near the issuer response and the other
referenced handlers, to check the returned error and fail the test with its
details before continuing.
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Summary
Wires the HyperFleetConfig CR's
spec.apifields into the actual API operand,completing what the bundle controller (HYPERFLEET-1407) only stubbed:
config.yamlfrom the CR (auth, TLS, entities) and mounts it via theexisting ConfigMap. Database credentials are never written to config.yaml —
they're injected as container env vars via
secretKeyRef, keeping them outof the pod spec and out of any ConfigMap.
spec.api.tlsisset, and only when auth is enabled AND
jwkCertSecretRefis pinned,respectively.
neither
jwkCertURLnorjwkCertSecretRef, the controller derives the JWKSURL from
{issuer}/.well-known/openid-configuration. The discovery documentis validated — issuer match (§4.3) and https-only
jwks_uri— before use,since an unauthenticated redirect/spoof could otherwise bind the configured
issuer to attacker-controlled signing keys.
jwkCertURLandjwkCertSecretReftoAuthSpec(mutually exclusive,CEL-enforced), with
jwkCertURLvalidated as https via CEL.checksum/configpattern,extended to Secret data): a SHA-256 over the rendered config.yaml plus the
referenced database/TLS/JWKS Secret values is stamped on the Deployment pod
template annotation, so a config change or a secret rotation triggers a
rolling update even though the image is unchanged.
ClusterRolegainssecrets: get;list;watch)so a rotation re-triggers reconcile; filtered to the operator's own
namespace before enqueuing.
Design notes
explicit discriminator byte, so a Secret appearing later always changes the
hash — no accidental hash collision between "missing" and any real value.
hashed as absent so pods roll once it appears. Enforcing existence + a
Degraded condition is HYPERFLEET-1512.
component renderer, which stays a function of
(CR, image, namespace).Open follow-ups (flagged, not blocking this PR)
to avoid rolling pods on metadata-only Secret changes — worth a second look
given the annotation is otherwise-readable.
already-cluster-scoped CRD/ClusterRole per ADR-0019); narrowing to the
operator namespace is possible follow-up hardening.
Testing
go build ./...,gofmt -l,go vet ./...— clean.internal/bundle,internal/component/api,internal/controller— unitand envtest suites green, including new coverage for: JWKS-mount gating on
auth-enabled, discovered-JWKS-URL landing in rendered config, OIDC issuer
mismatch / non-https rejection, hash absent-vs-present discriminator, and
bundle→component entity/JWKS wiring.
test/e2enot run (needs a live cluster).Jira: HYPERFLEET-1408