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Review comments at @deploy/helm/sie-cluster/README.md:
- Around line 1535-1536: Update the migration guidance around the “complete
secure combination” example to state that it adopts the 0.13.0 defaults, rather
than preserving the prior behavior; keep the example values unchanged.
Review comments at @deploy/helm/sie-cluster/templates/_helpers.tpl:
- Around line 1032-1062: Update `sie-cluster.validateTokenSeparation` to include
the HF cache token and NATS worker password Secret references in the credentials
checked for reuse, using the existing helpers and configured Secret keys. Ensure
these references are compared against the gateway and worker tokens so duplicate
Secret keys are rejected.
Review comments at @deploy/helm/sie-cluster/templates/gateway-deployment.yaml:
- Around line 273-278: Update validateGatewayAuth to add SIE_AUTH_TOKEN to the
reserved gateway environment names only when
sie-cluster.gateway.enforcedTokenSecretName returns a Secret. Preserve the
existing gateway.extraEnv token-source path when no Secret is configured.
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- Line 39: Update the conditional using the `sie-cluster.gateway.authenticates`
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Reviewer prompt, verbatimThe agent was started with this prompt: The brief file, verbatim: Reviewer report, uneditedAgent-generated adversarial review Reviewed: head e89215c, range f52781a...e89215c (origin/main...head). The diff changes 9 files (chart README, NOTES.txt, _helpers.tpl, the gateway Deployment, the worker StatefulSet, two new token Secret templates, values.yaml and test_helm_render.py). No NetworkPolicy template changes; only the NetworkPolicy docs change. Abuse cases considered
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FindingsB1. Blocking: the chart enforces nothing with images built from this head or from current main
No code at this head, or on main at 09b62a3, reads any of them:
Images from this release would therefore serve every worker route without a token:
N1. Non-blocking: the token-separation check covers fewer credentials than the chart's own list
The upstream-key collision check in the same file (
Gateway tokens supplied through Each of these renders successfully:
Fix: build one list of the Secret keys the chart wires and run both checks from it. Add parametrized cases for each owner. Because this is the sibling coverage of the change's own guard, the sibling coverage is incomplete. N2. Non-blocking: the documented multi-token rotation breaks sidecar-to-gateway callsThe README's operator-managed bullet ( The two sides read that value differently:
So a Secret value Fix: either give the sidecars a single-token key, or have the sidecar present only the first comma-separated token. At minimum, document that the key must hold one token while sidecars use it. N3. Non-blocking: the MCP edge is silently broken once gateway auth is on
Fix: when the gateway authenticates, N4. Non-blocking (documented): renderers without cluster access regenerate the tokens on every render
This becomes default behaviour for every GitOps user if Fix, before flipping that default: detect a lookup-less render (for example, a The rotation procedure has two further gaps:
N5. Non-blocking: worker auth variables are reserved only while the token is enforced
With the server change on The same branch announces that from 0.13.0 an exposed sie-server requires a token by default. The chart renders no Fix:
N6. Non-blocking: a generated token is withheld when the gateway auth mode is unknown at render timeValues:
Fix: wire the generated Secret whenever the mode is unknown, or fail the render. Probe areas
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- Around line 1662-1664: Update the chart’s appVersion and the worker-auth
cutoff documented in the README to the first release that enforces server token
authentication; ensure the documented release requirement matches the chart
version before describing worker authentication as enforced.
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- Around line 121-144: Update the worker-auth hook so unreachable responses
(HTTP 000) fail verification, and track successful 401 checks; report a warning
rather than success when no worker was verified. Initialize the verification
count before the lane loop. Update both worker NetworkPolicy templates to admit
the `worker-auth` hook pod to worker HTTP ports when
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3489-3489: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winValidate the probe arguments in the command stubs.
The
kubectlstub returnsSTUB_PODSfor any selector, and thecurlstub returnsSTUB_HTTP_CODEfor any request. A hook that probes the wrong worker or sends a token can therefore pass the401case. Make the stubs check the current-revision selector,/v1/modelsURL, and absence of credentials. The rendered hook relies on those details to test anonymous worker access. (raw.githubusercontent.com)Based on learnings, a security-sensitive test must assert the fields that determine the authorization outcome.
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- Line 3489: Update the `kubectl` and `curl` command stubs to validate the probe
inputs before returning their stubbed responses: require the current-revision
selector, the `/v1/models` URL, and no credentials. Keep the existing stubbed
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- Around line 1690-1692: Clarify the staged-upgrade exception in the worker-auth
documentation near the `SIE_AUTH_MODE=none` description: state that this first
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🟠 Major · Pass the effective gateway token to the worker sidecar. · worker-statefulset.yaml:624-630
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPass the effective gateway token to the worker sidecar.
When
gateway.extraEnvsuppliesSIE_AUTH_TOKENS, the sidecar still reads onlygateway.tokenSecretName. The sidecar therefore sends/v1/poolswithout a bearer token, or sends the configured Secret token whenSIE_AUTH_TOKENSoverrides that Secret. The gateway givesSIE_AUTH_TOKENSprecedence, so these requests can receive401 Invalid tokenand prevent worker pool admission.Render
SIE_GATEWAY_API_KEYfrom the effective gateway token source. SelectSIE_AUTH_TOKENSbeforeSIE_AUTH_TOKEN, preservevalueFrom, and fall back togateway.tokenSecretName. Both cases need this same worker-sidecar wiring correction.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Require an MCP API key for unknown gateway auth modes. · _helpers.tpl:1032-1040
deploy/helm/sie-cluster/templates/_helpers.tpl:1032-1040
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRequire an MCP API key for unknown gateway auth modes.
gateway.extraEnvpermitsSIE_AUTH_MODEthroughvalueFromand renders it after the chart-defined value. The helper then marks the mode unknown and skips the MCP credential check. If the runtime value istokenorstatic, the gateway requires authentication, but the MCP edge sends noAuthorizationheader withoutSIE_API_KEY. MCP tool calls can therefore receive HTTP 401.Suggested fix
{{- define "sie-cluster.mcpEdge.validateGatewayToken" -}} {{- $mcp := .Values.mcpEdge | default dict -}} -{{- if and $mcp.enabled (not $mcp.clusterBaseUrl) (not (dig "clusterApiKey" "existingSecretName" "" $mcp)) (include "sie-cluster.gateway.authenticates" .) -}} +{{- $auth := include "sie-cluster.gateway.effectiveAuthMode" . | fromJson -}} +{{- if and $mcp.enabled (not $mcp.clusterBaseUrl) (not (dig "clusterApiKey" "existingSecretName" "" $mcp)) (or (not $auth.known) (include "sie-cluster.gateway.authenticates" .)) -}}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 1032-1040: Update sie-cluster.mcpEdge.validateGatewayToken to
treat unknown effective gateway authentication modes as requiring an MCP API
key, in addition to modes already identified by
sie-cluster.gateway.authenticates. Use sie-cluster.gateway.effectiveAuthMode to
determine whether the mode is known, while preserving the existing checks for
MCP enablement, clusterBaseUrl, and configured secret.
Review comments at @deploy/helm/sie-cluster/templates/worker-statefulset.yaml:
- Around line 624-630: Update the worker sidecar’s SIE_GATEWAY_API_KEY wiring to
use the effective gateway token source: select SIE_AUTH_TOKENS before
SIE_AUTH_TOKEN, preserving valueFrom for the selected source, and fall back to
gateway.tokenSecretName when neither is supplied. Locate the logic in the
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References: chart paths are under How the fixes were tested:
B1. Blocking: the chart enforced nothing with the images of this head or of
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Reviewer prompt, verbatimThe agent was started with this prompt: The brief file, verbatim: Reviewer report, uneditedAgent-generated adversarial review Reviewed: head Disposition of earlier findingsB1: RESOLVED (one residual, folded into F1)Runtime on main:
Chart wiring matches:
Contract test: Hook (
RBAC: the Role grants only Residual:
N1: RESOLVEDOne list, two readers: Run 1's inputs: all four now fail the render with named errors (the tests cover them). Two inputs of my own also fail:
Sibling coverage is complete:
N2: RESOLVED
N3: RESOLVED for a known gateway mode (residual F4)
N4: RESOLVED for this PR's scope
The lookup-less render detection is now a precondition of the 0.13.0 default flip. It should be tracked in an issue so it is not lost. N5: RESOLVED
N6: RESOLVED
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New findingsF1. Non-blocking. The release-time worker-auth check passes silently in the default scale-to-zero topology and adds about 4 minutes to every upgrade.
F2. Non-blocking (documentation). The security docs say the worker policies admit only the gateway, but they now also permanently admit the auth-test pod label.
F3. Non-blocking (availability). The worker-token sibling of N2.
F4. Non-blocking (availability). The N3 guard and the NOTES text ignore an unknown gateway mode.
F5. Non-blocking (test quality). The hook's pod selection is untested.
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- A post-install and post-upgrade hook Job fails the release when a ready worker of a lane's current revision answers GET /v1/models without a token, so an image that ignores workers.auth cannot serve open. - One list of every Secret key the chart wires feeds both the token separation check and the upstream key check, adding the oauth2-proxy, Better Stack, MCP, image pull, TLS and gateway.extraEnv token keys. - Workers that do not require the token get SIE_AUTH_MODE=none unless a worker extraEnv sets the auth variables, which are reserved whenever workers.auth.enabled is set. SIE_GATEWAY_API_KEY is reserved in the sidecar extraEnv while the chart wires it. - The render fails when the MCP edge would call a token-auth gateway without a cluster API key, and a gateway mode from valueFrom receives the generated token as an operator Secret does. - The worker sidecar presents the first token of a comma-separated list. - The README states the image floor and gives rotation procedures for the gateway and worker tokens.
The worker NetworkPolicies admit the worker-auth test pod while the workers require the token. The test now fails when a ready worker of the current revision does not answer or a lane's StatefulSet is missing, and logs a warning instead of success when it checked no worker. A render test runs the hook script against stubbed kubectl and curl.
Server token auth is on main, so the check that sie-server and the gateway read the worker auth variables the chart renders passes and is no longer expected to fail. The chart README describes x-api-key and the gateway's header precedence.
- The release-time worker token test skips a lane scaled to zero at once, fails when it cannot list a lane's pods (pipefail), brackets IPv6 pod addresses, waits at most three minutes so it ends well before its deadline, and stays for a day after it finishes so its log shows what it checked. Its Role reads only the lanes' StatefulSets. - With workers.auth.enabled, the render fails when workers.common.image.tag is a version older than the chart's appVersion. - The MCP edge guard and the install notes treat a gateway auth mode that is known only at run time as one that may require the token. - The gateway presents the first comma-separated worker token, as the sidecars do for the gateway token, and the README describes a gap-free worker token rotation with an operator-managed Secret. - The NetworkPolicy docs say the worker policies also admit the worker token test's pods while the workers require the token. - The hook tests use a kubectl stub that applies the label selector and returns ready, unready, terminating, old-revision and IPv6 pods.
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Independent adversarial review, run 3 (agent-generated)Reviewer task Reviewed immutable head: Result at that head: zero blocking findings; one new nonblocking grouped credential-collision finding F6. All run-2 F1–F5 fixes verified, including three formerly surviving mutations. The unedited report follows; an explicit factual correction to its supporting inventory is preserved below. Reviewer report, uneditedAgent-generated adversarial review Reviewed head: This is an independent adversarial pass by a reviewer who did not author the change. Inputs were local source, the whole diff, prior reports, and the author response. No GitHub/network/cluster actions were performed. Review probes and mutations used chart copies under Previous findingsChart paths below are relative to
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New findingF6. Non-blocking: bundled dependency credentials are omitted from the shared collision listLocation: Concrete reproduction: render this values set with the pinned dependency charts: kube-prometheus-stack:
install: true
grafana:
admin:
existingSecret: grafana-admin
passwordKey: admin-password
workers:
auth:
enabled: true
tokenSecretName: grafana-admin
tokenSecretKey: admin-password
pools:
l4:
enabled: trueThe render succeeds. The resulting This requires an operator-selected credential alias, just as run 1 N1 did, and is classified non-blocking consistently with that finding. It is not a way for an unauthenticated remote caller to change Helm values. Recommended fix: include active same-namespace bundled Grafana admin username/password keys in the shared list using the actual dependency name/key rules, and add worker/client/upstream collision regressions. Respect Sibling sweep: ran Bounded disposition: fixing active same-namespace Grafana admin refs, accurately documenting the finite checked list, and explicitly triaging the remaining optional dependency surfaces with a linked issue is consistent with the security workflow's “fix or explicitly triage” rule. That disposition would introduce no new security blocker. At this reviewed head the Grafana fix and linked triage do not yet exist; a later independent verification must inspect their actual immutable head. Known source-install caveat and limitations
No findings for generated-token leakage, current runtime middleware enforcement, reserved env checks, unknown-mode handling, hook status/filter/error behavior, or the documented two-step token transitions. No real Kubernetes install/upgrade, enforcing CNI, multi-pod rollout, hosted MCP endpoint, or remote registry/image was exercised. Successful stub tests establish script behavior, not live-cluster operational success. Blocking findings: 0 Supporting inventory, uneditedPR750 dependency credential sibling inventoryReviewed source head: The source archives are the locked charts in
Executed reproductionsAll used a copy of the locked head chart at
Scope and dispositionArbitrary A bounded fix for active same-namespace Grafana admin refs, an honest finite guard description, and a linked follow-up triaging optional dependency credentials leaves zero blocking findings, consistent with the original nonblocking collision class. The optional-source inventory does not itself constitute the required durable linked issue. Explicit inventory correction, uneditedCorrection to PR750 dependency inventoryThis addendum corrects one sentence in The Grafana-admin row said: “Sidecar username/password refs exist even when main-container env overrides remove some refs.” That was too broad and is incorrect for the pinned chart's built-in literal In pinned Grafana Arbitrary main-container The concrete F6 reproductions used no such overrides, so their evidence and nonblocking severity are unaffected. A bounded Grafana-admin guard should mirror the built-in literal gates where relevant; remaining arbitrary configuration remains documented and triaged scope. Author response to F6 and sibling-sweep dispositionFixed the active same-namespace bundled Grafana admin username/password cases in The initial 12 real Helm collision regressions failed on the old implementation. The final 23 new cases cover worker/gateway/upstream aliases, generated/custom/templated names, user/password keys, literal env overrides, disabled components and effective worker namespace. Full chart suite: 537 passed; installed-Grafana secure Helm lint, Ruff/format/diff checks passed. Fresh fetch/rebase was unchanged, then all 23 new cases passed again. Gateway and sidecar full tests with and without cloud-storage passed on the unchanged runtime portion. The guard is documented as a finite known-credential list. Remaining optional dependency cases are explicitly triaged with pinned source evidence in #767, including Grafana SMTP/LDAP, KEDA serving TLS, Prometheus admission TLS, trust-manager TLS, Loki basic auth and MinIO credentials. Arbitrary subchart env/volume/config injection is not claimed covered. This is the independent reviewer's stated nonblocking bounded disposition, not a claim those remaining cases are fixed. Independent verification of the actual fixed immutable head is recorded separately; merge still requires that disposition and fresh CodeRabbit/CI success. Sibling-sweep evidenceThe required sibling-sweep helper was run against the public cluster root and reported 74 sibling instances in 18 files. It is not shipped in the public source; this public command reproduces the same 74 matching lines / 18 files: rg -n 'secretKeyRef:|secretName:|envFrom:|existingSecret|secretKey:' deploy/helm/sie-cluster --glob '*.yaml' --glob '*.yml' --glob '*.json' --glob '*.tpl' --glob '*.md'Complete first-party search output |
Independent verification of the final security fix (agent-generated)Reviewer Agent-generated adversarial verification Verified head: Whole-PR range: Follow-up delta inspected: Finding dispositionRun 3 F6: RESOLVED by the bounded fix and explicit triage. Active same-namespace bundled Grafana admin keys are now included in the existing shared credential list. The previous broad statement that every dependency credential is automatically guarded has been replaced by a finite list and explicit operator-separation guidance. Remaining optional dependency credential cases are linked to issue #767. The new helper block derives its context from the enabled The shared list still feeds both gateway-client/worker token separation and upstream credential separation. Existing first-party list entries and checks are unchanged. Optional dependency TLS, SMTP, LDAP, storage, and arbitrary raw configuration have not silently become covered by this fix. I read the exact local issue-creation body at This fix plus linked explicit triage satisfies the security workflow's “fix or explicitly triage” disposition for the nonblocking alias class. The omitted optional credential cases remain real documented follow-up work; they are not being declared fixed. Independent verification executedCommand: All assertions passed:
Previous findings and limitationsRun 1 B1, N2–N6 and run 2 F1–F5 retain the dispositions and evidence in the original run 3 report. Run 1 N1 is now resolved within the explicitly documented finite guard scope; its remaining optional dependency siblings are explicitly triaged in #767. The inventory correction in The source-install/pre-release caveat remains unchanged: checked-in Chart AppVersion is still New findings in the fixed delta: none. Blocking findings: 0 |
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Summary
Adds chart support for a generated gateway client token, a worker API token, and documents the secure combination with the existing worker NetworkPolicy. Every new value defaults to off, and no behaviour changes with the defaults. The one difference in the default render is an explicit
SIE_AUTH_MODE=noneon the containers that serve the worker API; it is the value those containers already run with. Otherwise the default render and the AWS, GKE, AKS, ACK, and HA overlay renders matchmainapart from the random token values (checked with a masked diff).Merge order. The runtime side,
sie-servertoken enforcement (SIE_AUTH_MODE,SIE_AUTH_TOKEN) and the gateway's outboundSIE_WORKER_AUTH_TOKEN, is #751, now merged (2d56a661) and merged into this branch. Images built before it ignore these variables, so both ship in the same release. Two guards hold that:test_the_worker_auth_variables_the_chart_renders_are_read_by_the_imageschecks that the server and gateway sources read every variable the chart renders for worker auth. It was markedxfail(strict=True)while feat(server): add opt-in token auth and warn about exposed servers #751 was open; it now passes against the merged sources and the marker is removed.GET /v1/modelswithout a token (see Templates).Workers never receive
SIE_AUTH_TOKENwithoutSIE_AUTH_MODE=token: in theallowUnauthenticatedstep, and with worker auth off, they receiveSIE_AUTH_MODE=none, becausesie-serverrefuses a token withSIE_AUTH_MODE=noneand, from 0.13.0, would otherwise generate a token of its own on an exposed bind.0.13.0 is the release that changes these defaults:
gateway.auth.modetotokenwith a generated token,workers.auth.enabledandworkers.networkPolicy.enabledtotrue, andtelemetry.enabledtofalse. This PR documents that and changes no default.What changes
Values
gateway.auth.generateToken: false(new, strict boolean). Withgateway.auth.tokenSecretNameempty, the chart creates<fullname>-gateway-tokenholding a random 64-character token undergateway.auth.tokenSecretKey, through the same helper as the sie-config tokens:lookupkeeps the token across upgrades, the render fails when the kept token is missing or shorter than 32 characters,helm.sh/resource-policy: keep, and the samehelm template/GitOps caveat. A settokenSecretNamewins and nothing is generated.workers.auth(new), shaped likenats.auth:enabled: false: workers require the worker token, and the gateway presents it.allowUnauthenticated: false: two-step upgrade aid; the gateway presents the token, the workers do not require it yet.tokenSecretName: "",tokenSecretKey: "SIE_AUTH_TOKEN": bring your own Secret; empty generates<fullname>-worker-tokenwith the same keep/lookup rules.workers.networkPolicyis unchanged (defaultfalse).workers.authcomment and the README state the image floor:sie-serverandsie-gatewayimages from this chart's release (appVersion) or later. Images of 0.10.1 and earlier ignore the variables.Templates
gateway-token-secret.yaml,worker-token-secret.yaml(new): the generated Secrets, via the existingsie-cluster.config.generatedTokenSecrethelper, which now takes an optional labels template so each Secret carries its component label.gateway-deployment.yaml:SIE_AUTH_TOKEN: the operator Secret as before; the generated Secret unless the effective auth mode is known to benone. With modenonethe generated Secret is not wired, so clients can read the token before the gateway requires it. A mode set by agateway.extraEnvvalueFromis unknown at render time and gets the generated token, as it gets an operator Secret.SIE_WORKER_AUTH_TOKENfrom the worker token Secret wheneverworkers.auth.enabled.worker-statefulset.yaml:SIE_GATEWAY_API_KEY(the only other consumer ofgateway.auth.tokenSecretNametoday): now the operator Secret or the generated Secret. It is wired from the first step (modenone), so the sidecars already hold the token when the gateway starts enforcing it.sie-server serve, every child of a multi-GPU pod, and remote lanes) getsSIE_AUTH_MODE=tokenandSIE_AUTH_TOKENwhen the workers require the token, andSIE_AUTH_MODE=noneotherwise, unless a workerextraEnvlist setsSIE_AUTH_MODE,SIE_AUTH_TOKENorSIE_AUTH_TOKENS(possible only whileworkers.auth.enabledis off). The Rust Candle worker serves only probes over HTTP and gets neither; the sidecars do not serve the worker API.hooks/worker-auth-test.yaml(new, rendered while the workers require the token): a ServiceAccount with a Role that can onlygetthe lanes' StatefulSets (resourceNames) andlistPods, and a post-install/post-upgrade Job (alpine/k8shook image, as the KEDA gate uses,set -o pipefail). For every lane that serves the worker API it reads the StatefulSet's replicas: a lane at zero is skipped at once. Otherwise it waits up to three minutes for a Ready pod of the StatefulSet'supdateRevisionand sendsGET /v1/modelswithout a token (IPv6 pod addresses bracketed).401passes. Any other HTTP status fails the release and names the image floor; so do a ready worker that never answers, a missing StatefulSet, and a pod list that cannot be read. Both worker NetworkPolicies admit the test pod while the workers require the token. A lane with no ready pod of the current revision within the window is skipped with a warning, and the Job ends with a warning instead of success when it checked no worker. The Job stays for a day after it finishes (ttlSecondsAfterFinished), so its log shows what it checked.packages/sie_gateway/src/config.rs):SIE_WORKER_AUTH_TOKENis read as a comma-separated list and the first token is presented, so the worker token Secret key may holdnew,oldlike the workers'SIE_AUTH_TOKEN.packages/sie_server_sidecar/src/main.rs):SIE_GATEWAY_API_KEYis read as a comma-separated list and the first token is presented, matching how the gateway reads its own tokens. Before, a Secret holdingnew,oldmade the sidecar sendBearer new,old, which the gateway refused.NOTES.txt: prints thekubectl get secret ... -o jsonpath=...command for the generated gateway token, says when the gateway does not enforce it yet, and warns whileworkers.auth.allowUnauthenticatedis on.sie-cluster.wiredSecretKeys) now feeds both the token-separation check and the upstream credential cross-check. It covers the generated or operator gateway token,gateway.extraEnvtoken Secrets, the worker token, the Hugging Face token, the gateway admin token, both sie-config tokens, image pull secrets, the oauth2-proxy keys, the Better Stack token, the MCP connector secrets, the MCP edge cluster API key, the ingress, MCP and root-CA TLS keys, the NATS passwords, and active same-namespace bundled Grafana admin username/password keys. Other optional dependency credentials and arbitrary subchart configuration need operator separation; remaining cases are explicitly triaged in fix(helm): extend credential separation to bundled dependency Secrets #767.Render-time refusals (new)
workers.auth.allowUnauthenticated=truewithoutworkers.auth.enabled=true.gateway.extraEnvtoken Secret, or the MCP edge cluster API key) is the same Secret key as a credential that is not a gateway client credential. Gateway client credentials may share a key, so the MCP edge can present the gateway token. For an operatortokenSecretNamethis is a new refusal of an existing misconfiguration, which hands that credential to every API client.mcpEdge.enabledwith a gateway that requires a token, or whose auth mode is known only at run time (agateway.extraEnvvalueFrom),mcpEdge.clusterBaseUrlempty (the in-cluster gateway), and nomcpEdge.clusterApiKey.existingSecretName: every tool call would be refused. No documented install combines the MCP edge with gateway token auth today, so failing breaks no documented path.workers.auth.enabledwithworkers.common.image.tagset to a plain version older than the chart'sappVersion: those workers would serve without a token.gateway.auth.generateToken,workers.auth.enabled,workers.auth.allowUnauthenticated; emptygateway.auth.tokenSecretKeywhile a token Secret is in use; emptyworkers.auth.tokenSecretKey.gateway.extraEnvsettingSIE_WORKER_AUTH_TOKENwhileworkers.auth.enabled, orSIE_AUTH_TOKEN/SIE_AUTH_TOKENSwhile the gateway receives the generated token; workerextraEnvsettingSIE_AUTH_MODE,SIE_AUTH_TOKEN, orSIE_AUTH_TOKENSwhileworkers.auth.enabledis set, including theallowUnauthenticatedstep;workers.common.workerSidecar.extraEnvsettingSIE_GATEWAY_API_KEYwhile the chart wires it. An operatortokenSecretNamekeeps its existinggateway.extraEnvoverride path unchanged.gateway.auth.tokenSecretNamewith modenonestill fails; a generated token with modenonedoes not, since the gateway does not receive it.README
The gateway token section says clients may send
x-api-key, and that the gateway usesAuthorizationwhen both are sent and only the first value of a repeatedAuthorizationheader until 0.13.0.New "Securing the cluster" section: the 0.13.0 default changes, the secure values block, the gateway token (generated or operator-managed, the read command, the two-step upgrade, a rotation procedure with overlapping tokens, the single-token rule for the MCP edge key), the worker token (what receives it, the image floor and the release-time check, the exempt probe paths, the two-step upgrade with the
--reuse-valuescaveat, a rotation procedure), and the NetworkPolicy (including that it needs an enforcing CNI). "Who holds which token", the Ingress authentication requirements, and the Worker NetworkPolicy text mention the new options.Not in this PR (belongs to the 0.13.0 flip).
generateTokenstays opt-in here. Before 0.13.0 makes it the default, the flip PR must detect a render without cluster access (wherelookupreturns nothing and every render generates a new token) and fail with guidance. Alookup-based probe for that fails a firsthelm install --create-namespace, so it needs its own design. The README already pointshelm templateand GitOps users attokenSecretName.Upgrade path
Nothing changes on upgrade with the defaults. Turning the options on:
--set gateway.auth.generateToken=true(worker StatefulSets roll, sidecars receive the token; the gateway does not enforce it), give clients the token, then--set gateway.auth.mode=token(only the gateway rolls).--set workers.auth.enabled=true --set workers.auth.allowUnauthenticated=true(only the gateway rolls), then--set workers.auth.allowUnauthenticated=falseexplicitly (the workers roll). With the default NATS health mode the gateway does not call the worker HTTP API, so a single step also works; the two steps matter for WebSocket health.NetworkPolicy check
The existing
workers.networkPolicyandworkers.remote.networkPolicyadmit this release's gateway pods on every worker port, which covers the gateway's WebSocket health dial. Kubelet probes are not restricted by the policy and call/healthz,/livez,/readyz, which stay exempt. No chart hook or test pod calls another worker path, and the worker sidecar talks to the worker over a Unix socket. No new policy is added.Tests
New render tests in
tools/ci/tests/test_helm_render.py:--reuse-valuessees them from a release without the new keys: no new Secret and no new env;generateTokenwith modenone: Secret (keep annotation, 64-character token, gateway component label), not wired to the gateway, wired to the worker sidecars;generateTokenwith modetokenandstatic: wired to the gateway and the worker sidecars, and the Ingress guard credits it;tokenSecretName, with and withoutgenerateToken: used unchanged, no Secret generated; itsgateway.extraEnvtoken override still renders;workers.auth.enabled: every worker API container including both children of a 2-GPU pod and the CPU pool gets the token, a Candle lane does not, the gateway getsSIE_WORKER_AUTH_TOKEN; the remote lane gets it too;allowUnauthenticated: gateway env only;tokenSecretName;gateway.extraEnvtoken Secrets;gateway.extraEnvtokens; the MCP edge may present the gateway token;SIE_AUTH_MODE=noneon worker API containers with worker auth off and in the upgrade step (not on Candle), and an operator worker token inextraEnvleft alone;clusterBaseUrl, a cluster API key);valueFromreceives the generated token;kubectlandcurl, passes on401, fails on200,404, an unanswering ready worker and a missing StatefulSet, and warns when no pod is ready;gateway_api_key_presents_the_first_listed_token.Each fix was mutation-checked: reverting it fails its test (15 chart mutations, 1 sidecar mutation, all caught).
Validation
Current head:
5effc3ba843b96a9c6c23fcea5e01b1dc5cf5dc0, based on publicmainb350a980dbf7f8c59cdd5edd4a6fae40247f790f.cloud-storageon the rebased runtime portion; the final follow-up changes only chart validation, comments and tests.Fresh full CI and CodeRabbit are running for this exact head. Merge waits for all checks, approved review and no unresolved threads. No live Kubernetes install/upgrade was performed.
Security review
This PR changes credential generation and wiring for the gateway and workers, with credential-separation refusals. The runtime dependency #751 and CI dependency repair #765 are merged. New values remain default-off.
Whole-PR independent adversarial review and complete sibling-sweep evidence records zero blocking findings and one nonblocking bundled-credential gap. The Grafana admin cases are fixed; remaining optional dependency cases are explicitly triaged in #767 and the docs describe the finite checked list.
Independent verification of the exact fixed head records zero blocking findings and no new findings, with regression/mutation and manifest-stability evidence. The pre-release source-install/image-version caveat remains documented; this PR neither publishes a release nor changes the 0.13.0 defaults.
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