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WalkthroughThe operator adds an OpenShift TLS policy extension. It reads the API server TLS profile, configures metrics TLS options, watches profile changes, and restarts through context cancellation. RBAC, dependencies, deployment scaffolding, metric filtering, and path validation are updated. ChangesOpenShift TLS policy
Compatibility maintenance
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR is mergeable with owner awareness: the CI scaffolding script should quote checkout paths and the image argument to avoid failures when values contain whitespace. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OperatorRun
participant ClusterTLSPolicy
participant OpenShiftAPIServer
participant MetricsManager
OperatorRun->>ClusterTLSPolicy: Apply(ctx, cfg, options)
ClusterTLSPolicy->>OpenShiftAPIServer: Read apiservers resource
OpenShiftAPIServer-->>ClusterTLSPolicy: Return TLS profile
ClusterTLSPolicy->>MetricsManager: Append TLS configuration
OperatorRun->>MetricsManager: Create and start manager
OperatorRun->>ClusterTLSPolicy: Watch(ctx, mgr, cancel)
OpenShiftAPIServer-->>ClusterTLSPolicy: Report profile change
ClusterTLSPolicy->>MetricsManager: Cancel manager context
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internal/ansible/openshifttls/tls_test.go (1)
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clusterTLSPolicy.Applyin this test.Lines 89-97 manually convert the profile and append
TLSOpts. The test does not executeApply. Changes to client creation, profile selection, or manager-option integration can pass without detection. Use a local HTTP test server and arest.Configthat targets it, then assert the options returned byApply.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/ansible/openshifttls/tls.go`:
- Line 77: Update Apply’s TLS profile fetch through fetchProfile and
FetchAPIServerTLSProfile to use a bounded child context that retains
cancellation from the signal-only parent, ensuring stalled API requests cannot
block operator startup.
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In `@internal/ansible/openshifttls/tls_test.go`:
- Around line 79-98: Update TestClusterTLSPolicy_ApplyAppendsMetricsTLSOpts to
invoke clusterTLSPolicy.Apply instead of manually constructing TLS options. Use
a local HTTP test server and rest.Config targeting it, call Apply, then assert
the returned manager.Options Metrics.TLSOpts configure TLS 1.3; preserve the
existing profile setup and unsupported-profile validation where applicable.
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… v0.36.2
Bumps sigs.k8s.io/controller-runtime v0.21.0 -> v0.24.1 and
k8s.io/{api,apiextensions-apiserver,apimachinery,client-go,kubectl}
v0.33.9 -> v0.36.2, plus transitive dependency updates picked up by
go get + go mod tidy.
This is a prerequisite for adopting github.com/openshift/controller-runtime-common/pkg/tls
(requires controller-runtime >= v0.22.5) to fix TLS 1.3 adherence in a
follow-up commit. Sent upstream as its own PR (operator-framework/ansible-operator-plugins)
since it is a routine, generic dependency bump unrelated to any OpenShift-specific
feature; once/if it merges upstream, this carry commit becomes a no-op on the
next "Merge upstream tag" rebase.
Two real, CI-only fixes are required by this bump (both silently masked in a
local sandbox that lacks a working golangci-lint/go toolchain pairing and the
envtest etcd binary, but reproduced deterministically in real Prow/GitHub
Actions `sanity`/`unit` runs):
- internal/ansible/proxy/requestfactory/requestinfo.go: k8s.io/apimachinery
v0.36.2 deprecated path.IsValidPathSegmentName in favor of
k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/api/validate/content.IsPathSegmentName (same
signature); switch the one call site to the new package to keep
`golangci-lint`'s staticcheck (SA1019) happy.
- internal/ansible/handler/logging_enqueue_object_test.go: controller-runtime
v0.24.1 added pkg/webhook/conversion/metrics/metrics.go, which
unconditionally self-registers a new controller_runtime_conversion_webhook_panics_total
counter on the shared metrics.Registry. filterGauges only excluded
rest_client_requests_total, so the extra family broke the HaveLen(1)/BeEmpty
assertions in 4 specs; switch it to an allow-list on the
resource_created_at_seconds family the suite actually exercises, which is
robust to controller-runtime registering further default metrics in future.
Pre-existing test/ansible/proxy and test/e2e/ansible failures that need a live
cluster/kubeconfig are unrelated and fail identically on main without this
change.
This repo does not vendor upstream, so vendor/ sync for this bump is a
separate commit (upstream carries no vendor/ tree at all).
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In `@internal/ansible/openshifttls/tls_test.go`:
- Around line 79-99: Update TestClusterTLSPolicy_ApplyAppendsMetricsTLSOpts to
invoke clusterTLSPolicy.Apply using a fake REST client/server or injectable
client factory instead of manually reproducing its logic. Seed
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| func TestClusterTLSPolicy_ApplyAppendsMetricsTLSOpts(t *testing.T) { | ||
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| profile := *configv1.TLSProfiles[configv1.TLSProfileModernType] | ||
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| tlsConfigFunc, unsupported := tlspkg.NewTLSConfigFromProfile(profile) | ||
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| options.Metrics.TLSOpts = append(options.Metrics.TLSOpts, tlsConfigFunc) | ||
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| require.Len(t, options.Metrics.TLSOpts, 1) | ||
| cfg := &tls.Config{} //nolint:gosec // test-only, not used for a real connection | ||
| options.Metrics.TLSOpts[0](cfg) | ||
| assert.Equal(t, uint16(tls.VersionTLS13), cfg.MinVersion) | ||
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Exercise clusterTLSPolicy.Apply in this test.
This test never calls Apply. It manually creates the TLS callback and appends it to an empty options.Metrics.TLSOpts slice. A regression in Apply can therefore pass this test, and the test does not verify that existing TLS options are preserved.
Use a fake REST client/server or inject the client factory. Seed options.Metrics.TLSOpts with a sentinel callback, call Apply, and assert that the callback is preserved and the profile callback sets tls.VersionTLS13.
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[warning] 95-95: MinVersionis missing from this TLS configuration. By default, TLS 1.2 is currently used as the minimum when acting as a client, and TLS 1.0 when acting as a server. General purpose web applications should default to TLS 1.3 with all other protocols disabled. Only where it is known that a web server must support legacy clients with unsupported an insecure browsers (such as Internet Explorer 10), it may be necessary to enable TLS 1.0 to provide support. AddMinVersion: tls.VersionTLS13' to the TLS configuration to bump the minimum version to TLS 1.3.
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In `@internal/ansible/openshifttls/tls_test.go` around lines 79 - 99, Update
TestClusterTLSPolicy_ApplyAppendsMetricsTLSOpts to invoke clusterTLSPolicy.Apply
using a fake REST client/server or injectable client factory instead of manually
reproducing its logic. Seed manager.Options.Metrics.TLSOpts with a sentinel
callback, call Apply, and assert the sentinel remains present while the appended
TLS profile callback sets cfg.MinVersion to tls.VersionTLS13.
Syncs vendor/ with the go.mod/go.sum changes from the preceding commit (controller-runtime v0.24.1, k8s.io/* v0.36.2, and transitive dependency updates), plus the vendor pruning caused by switching internal/ansible/proxy/requestfactory/requestinfo.go off the now-deprecated k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/api/validation/path package in that same preceding commit: `go mod tidy && go mod vendor` drops the now-unreferenced vendor/k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/api/validation/path/name.go and its entry in vendor/modules.txt. Downstream-only: operator-framework/ansible-operator-plugins (upstream) does not commit a vendor/ tree at all, so this commit has no upstream counterpart and must never be sent upstream. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Adds internal/cmd/ansible-operator/run/tlspolicy.go: a ClusterTLSPolicy interface (Apply/Watch) plus RegisterClusterTLSPolicy, and wires it into run/cmd.go: - run() now uses a cancellable context (derived from signals.SetupSignalHandler()) so a registered policy can trigger a graceful shutdown/restart. - If a policy is registered, Apply() is called after f.ToManagerOptions() and before manager.New() so it can augment manager.Options (e.g. metrics server TLSOpts). - If a policy is registered, Watch() is called once the manager exists and before mgr.Start(ctx), so it can react to policy changes at runtime. No policy is registered by default (registeredTLSPolicy is nil), so this is a no-op, backward-compatible change with zero new dependencies. Sent upstream as its own PR (operator-framework/ansible-operator-plugins) as a generic extension point; a follow-up carry commit adds an OpenShift-specific implementation that registers itself via this hook. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…n Ansible operator metrics server Fixes the tls13-adherence CI job: the ansible-operator's metrics server (port 8443) never set a TLS MinVersion, so it always negotiated down to TLS 1.2 regardless of the cluster's configured TLS security profile, violating strict adherence on Modern (TLS-1.3-only) clusters. Adds internal/ansible/openshifttls, a downstream-only package that: - registers itself with the generic run.ClusterTLSPolicy extension point (see previous commit) via a blank import from cmd/ansible-operator/main.go; - fetches the TLS profile from apiservers.config.openshift.io/cluster at startup using github.com/openshift/controller-runtime-common/pkg/tls (FetchAPIServerTLSProfile / NewTLSConfigFromProfile), falling back to the default (Intermediate) profile on any error - e.g. non-OpenShift clusters or a missing APIServer object/CRD - so startup is never blocked; - appends the resulting TLS config (MinVersion/CipherSuites) to options.Metrics.TLSOpts; - registers a SecurityProfileWatcher that cancels the manager's run context when the profile changes, triggering a graceful shutdown; the surrounding Deployment/container restart re-applies the (possibly new) profile on the next boot. Also: - adds a get/list/watch RBAC rule for config.openshift.io/apiservers to the Ansible plugin's role.go scaffold template, and mirrors it (via `make generate`, verified to produce an identical diff) into the memcached-molecule-operator testdata's role.yaml - the fixture this CI job actually deploys; - adds github.com/openshift/controller-runtime-common (and its transitive github.com/openshift/api, github.com/openshift/library-go) to go.mod/go.sum (vendor/ synced in the following commit). This commit is genuinely OpenShift-specific and is not proposed upstream; it is permanent carry, unlike the two preceding commits. Fixes: rehearse-*-tls13-adherence job in openshift/release#83172 Ref: OCPSTRAT-2611 Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Syncs vendor/ with the go.mod/go.sum changes from the preceding commit (github.com/openshift/controller-runtime-common, github.com/openshift/api, github.com/openshift/library-go, and transitive dependency updates). Downstream-only: operator-framework/ansible-operator-plugins (upstream) does not commit a vendor/ tree at all, so this commit has no upstream counterpart and must never be sent upstream. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…hift TLS profile adherence internal/cmd/ansible-operator/run/tlspolicy_test.go covers the generic ClusterTLSPolicy hook (registration, overwrite, fail-open contract) - the part that could accompany PR-U2 upstream. internal/ansible/openshifttls/tls_test.go covers the downstream-only OpenShift implementation: default profile lookup, falling back to the default profile when no client is available or the APIServer object is missing, returning a configured (Modern) profile when present, and that the resulting TLS config function actually sets tls.Config.MinVersion. No vendor/ changes in this commit (see following commit for the testify/require vendor sync these tests need). Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Syncs vendor/ with github.com/stretchr/testify/require, newly used by the tests added in the preceding commit. Downstream-only: operator-framework/ansible-operator-plugins (upstream) does not commit a vendor/ tree at all, so this commit has no upstream counterpart and must never be sent upstream. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Quote path and make-variable expansions.
At Line 155 and Line 156, a checkout path with whitespace splits into multiple arguments. At Line 187, pass IMG as one argument.
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- trap_add "rm -rf $TESTDIR" EXIT
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In `@openshift/ci/tests/e2e-ansible-scaffolding.sh` around lines 153 - 156, Quote
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… for CI reuse CI jobs that just need a running sample operator (e.g. the tls13-adherence scanner job) currently reimplement a stripped-down deploy sequence directly in the openshift/release ci-operator config, missing the memory-limit patch and RBAC tweaks this script already applies, and working around the lack of a kubectl binary via a manual oc-to-kubectl symlink. Extract the setup/patch/deploy logic into a deploy_operator() function (mirroring the existing test_operator() function), and add a DEPLOY_ONLY=true mode that calls deploy_operator and then exits before the CR-based functional test and undeploy, leaving the operator running. Expose it via a new deploy-e2e-ansible Makefile target so callers don't need to know the env var. Default (unset) behavior is unchanged. Ref: openshift/release#83172 (comment) Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Fixes the
tls13-adherenceCI job added in openshift/release#83172: the rehearse run deploystestdata/memcached-molecule-operatoron a cluster configured with the Modern (TLS-1.3-only)APIServerTLS profile, then scans every workload's TLS-enabled endpoints. It fails onmemcached-molecule-operator-system:8443(the controller-runtime metrics server, enabled via--metrics-secure) because it still offers TLS 1.2:The root cause: nothing in this repo ever read the cluster's centralized TLS security profile from
apiservers.config.openshift.io/clusterand applied it to the metrics server'sMinVersion/CipherSuites(OCPSTRAT-2611).This mirrors the already-merged fix for the Helm operator base image in openshift/ocp-release-operator-sdk#460, split the same way into layered commits to minimize future rebase conflicts against upstream
operator-framework/ansible-operator-plugins:bump controller-runtime to v0.24.1 and k8s.io/* to v0.36.2(go.mod/go.sum only) - sent upstream as operator-framework/ansible-operator-plugins#242.Update vendor directory(downstream-only vendor sync for V1.33.0 rebase main #1; upstream carries novendor/tree at all).add pluggable ClusterTLSPolicy extension point- a generic, no-op-by-defaultrun.ClusterTLSPolicyinterface (Apply/Watch) +RegisterClusterTLSPolicyhook inrun/cmd.go- sent upstream as operator-framework/ansible-operator-plugins#243.honor OpenShift centralized TLS security profile in Ansible operator metrics server- the permanent, OpenShift-only carry: a newinternal/ansible/openshifttlspackage (usinggithub.com/openshift/controller-runtime-common/pkg/tls) that registers itself via the extension point above, fetches the TLS profile at startup (failing open to the Intermediate default on any error, e.g. non-OpenShift clusters), applies it tooptions.Metrics.TLSOpts, and watches for profile changes to trigger a graceful restart. Also adds theconfig.openshift.io/apiserversget,list,watchRBAC rule to the Ansible plugin's scaffold template and mirrors it into thememcached-molecule-operatortestdata fixture that the CI job deploys (verified viamake generateto produce an identical diff).Update vendor directory(downstream-only vendor sync for CFE-1098: Rebase upstream v1.35.0 #4's new deps:openshift/controller-runtime-common,openshift/api,openshift/library-go).add tests for TLS policy extension point and OpenShift TLS profile adherence.Update vendor directory(downstream-only vendor sync fortestify/require, newly used by CFE-1114: UPSTREAM: <carry>: Bump kubernetes.core to v2.4.2 #6's tests).vendor/is touched only in the three commits explicitly marked as such; the four commits mirroring the upstream PRs and the OpenShift-specific feature never touchvendor/, since upstream doesn't carry one.Test plan
go build ./...,go vet ./...,go test ./...- all pass. Pre-existing failures ininternal/ansible/handler,internal/ansible/proxy, andtest/e2e/ansiblerequire a live cluster/kubeconzfig/etcd binary and are unrelated (identical onmain).make generate && make fixproduce no diff except an unrelated pre-existinggolangci-lint/Go toolchain version mismatch in this sandbox (golangci-lint built with go1.25 vs. local go1.26.3), somake test-sanity'sgit diff --exit-codesteps otherwise pass cleanly.ansible-operatorbinary directly and confirmedversion/run --helpwork.tls13-adherencerehearse job can't be re-run from this environment; a follow-up/pj-rehearseagainst openshift/release#83172 should confirm the scan now passes.Refs: OCPSTRAT-2611, prior art openshift/ocp-release-operator-sdk#460
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